Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-23
Barnard.

Walter Parkhurst of New York CITY is
at mis- fathers, Henry Parkhurst.-Mrs.
/ Thornhill and two sons of brooklyn are
/ visiting in town,-Mr. and Mrs. Benz.
Max ham Of Vineland, y. j., are at Geo. Y.
| Wilson 's.-Miss Mabel RAND OF Newport
is at her uncles, Frank Rand.-Mrs. " es-
| lev Cook and children of Ware, Mass, are
at Geo. Dutton's.-Miss Carrie Tucker has
returned to Waltham, Mass.-Next Sun
day will be Quarterly meeting at the M
E. church and Presiding Elder Morgan
will preach.-The seventh day AdVents
are still holding meetings at their tent on
the common and the meetings are 10 con-
tinue for some time.-Potato bugs were
late this season in putting in an appear
ance but they are here all the same. Ev-
erything is behind time this year. ANY
one wishing TO give notice of meetings,
sociables, aid society meetings and any
thing of interest can have them inserted
in the Herald by leaving the items at our
place or they can tell us about them. we
send our letters on Monday. Please hand
them in, no expense, all gratis William
Woodward and Miss Edna Myrick were
married at the house of Mr.. Harrington
in Bethel july 16.-Little Nellie Handy,
who has been under the Drs. care for a
few DAYS is again out, seemingly as well
as ever.-Last week was very favorable for
farmers to get in their hay.-James IRE
william accompanied by his sister is spend
ing a short vacation at Highgate Springs.
Albert Thayer is in the store.-Quarterly
Conference will meet Saturday at O'Clock
at Mr.. Cox's.-Humphrey Wheelock was
seriously i'll last week but is somewhat
improved. He is 81 years old.-Almon
Moore who has been quite sick is some
better.-Rev. Mr.. Handy has exchanged
his gray colt for the horse lately owned
by Nelson Chamberlin.-lmprov
fs,.ltt In nd the
Methodist parsonage. The house has
been painted inside, wooden trough has
been put in the entire length OF the gar
den to carry off the waste water, the old
well house which has stood so long in the
front of the house has been removed and
a nice pump and platform are in its place.
The lilac bush has also been removed and
the ground around the pump has been
leveled off and sods put in so the general
appearance is greatly improved.
Ii is the intention to hold a town fair
Haying is the order OF the day and they
are getting full as much as last year.-The
diphtheria patients are all better.-Those
splendid walks and the beautiful shrub
berry still remain in the cemetery Mrs. /
James Luke and children OF st. Adams are
visiting at A. X. Aiken's.-Miss Mabel /
chamberlin OF Windsor, Conn, Is at her
iather's for a few weeks.-Will Waldo and /
help his father finish haying.- Henry I
Parkhurst had the misfortune TO drive I
Iork tine into the instep of his foot last 4
week.-Mrs.. L. T. French and daughter,
Anna visited in Woodstock recently
school in district no. IL will close Friday,
Iuly "a, with literary exercises in the
yrove and basket picnic. The scholars
will present the play, "Hagar's Allegory.n
The exercises begin at p. m. All are
cordially invited.
About II O'Clock on Monday forenoon
here was an alarm OF fire when il was dis
overed that the house occupied by the
'revillian brothers was on fire. Albert
'revillian escaped serious accident ii
lot death by jumping into the pond. Mrs.
'revillian was saved by getting on to the
oof from the sitting room and being tax
n down on ladder. Mr.. Trevillian and
he servant girl escaped with a slight
More or less damage was done
D the house. The fire was caused by fill-
ne Kerosene stove when hot.-Mrs Wood
ard who has been in Bethel for few days
eturned Monday night.--Mr. Augustus
igelow has an unusually fine garden with
ne looking small fruits in it.-Mr. James
revillian was called home on Monday.