Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-07

the evening a ring was presented her by
PRINCIPAL Walker ia behalf Of her friends.
Charles c. Wilson left on the p. m.
train Thursday for Montreal, where he
took boat for England to complete his
third and last year as student at Trinity
college, oxford, under the Rhodes sehoi-
arship.
ID. Lynn Chadwick and w. o. Bailey
went Underwriting the first OF the week.
il Is understood that they had excellent
luck in gathering a goodly harvest OF the
nuts, but that they did not bring home
all they started with.
deer was found shot on the farm Of
NC. Chamberlin in Stockbridge last
week. By direction OF Game Warden
George II. Arnold, the carcass was
brought to Bethel and put on sale at the
Kimball market. 1t was a 15O-lb. doe
and vas so injured by the shooting II was
necessary to kill it,
The football team OF the Whitcomb
high school has been obliged to disband
for this season and cancel all dates made
for games. The team was so seriously
crippled hy the loss OF men that i was
absolutely impossible to continue play
ing. Three OF its players were unable to
play on account OF injuries and two had
left school,
Walter H. Dreamer was elected "a mem-
Der OF The Massachusetts State Democratic
committee for the seventh district at the
state convention held i'm Boston last
Thursday. During Mr.. Creamer's resi-
dence in Bethel, he took prominent part
in local Democratic politics and achieved
considerable renown by the part he took
in the revolt against the silver craze.
T.. d. Gibson received last week a car
load OF four-inch pipe to be used in ex-
tending his water system. Mr. ellison
does not expect TO lay the pipe this sea-
son. lie has made arrangements to con-
meet his system with Lake Ansel for the
rest Of the season and with the recent
rains this will probably afford his Gus
TONERS sufficient water until next sum
mer.
William Boyle, a former tannery en-
ploye, has moved from the Wellington
house on Pleasant street to Montpelier.
Mr.. Boyle had been long and faithful
employ in the Bethel tannery and was
one OF the men who at first followed the
Fisher company to Massachusetts, and
tried working for them there, but he did
not like the employment in Massachusetts,
and came home.
w. @. Whitaker and p. p. Whitaker
saw a strange sight Sunday evening while
driving over the road leading from Lille
Vile to Bethel over the hill. They were
on that part OF the road which passes
through the so-called Parker pasture
when they noticed a large fat doe in the
pasture nearby on the upper side OF the
road. The animal vent along ahead of
them short distance and then jumped
the fence into the road and soon after
jumped the lower fence. In doing this,
the animal did not quite clear the fence
and one front foot caught in the wire in
such a shape as to make knot aud the
tighter the animal pulled the mere firmly
it was fastened. The horse took fright
and as soon as the horse was quieted
Pearl Whitaker went back to where the
deer was struggling. The deer made n
sign Of showing fight aud made a lunge
towards Mr.. Whitaker. In doing this
the knot vas loosened and the deer re-
leased aud she went on her way rejoicing
No doubt aud bet little mindful Of the
large number Of gunners that will at
tempt TO wsylay her the week beginning
Oct. IS.