Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-29

Barnard.
DIN. Strong OF Bristol has been in town
There was a slight frost on the creek the
21st.
| Schools will commence next Monday,
Sept. I'd.
Lucian Blackmer visited in Stockbridge
last week eI
Albert Thayer was in Pittsfeld day
last week.
Bert White has returned to his home in
Randolph.
Robin West has returned home from
Stock bridge.
Miss Annie West returned from Pitts
field, Sunday.
Sarah Ruggles OF Windsor is staying at
Harris Hatch's.
w. Brooks and wife OF Bethel were in
town last week.
/ w. G. Putnam OF Boston is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Burroughs has returned to her
home in Glover.
Miss Edith Goodwin has returned to
her home in Rutland.
Pearl Davis is visiting at Anthony Rays
in Hartford this week.
Mr.. Fuller, piano tuner from Rutland,
was in town last week.
Rollin Abbott and family have returned
to their home in Boston.
Woodbridge Belcher OF Chicopee, Mass,
/ is in town for a short time.
Mrs. Emily Perry of Woodstock was at
Asa Perry's few days ago.
H. A. Thayer has been at work on build
ings in Bethel the past few days.
Edwin Perkins OF Hartland is staying
for short time at o. G. Smiths.
s, d. and E. s. Putnam are attending
the breeders meeting in Rutland.
Maurice Talbert and wife have returned
to their home in New Hampshire.
Asa Thayer of Brooklyn, n. Y, is at the
home Of his brother, H. A. Thayer.
Frank Thayer and wife have gone to
Connecticut, where they will reside.
Rev. A. G. Fuller and family are attend
ing camp meeting in Claremont, N. ID.
James Hatch found a swarm OF bees last
: week and secured rs pounds OF honey.
Parties from New Bedford, Mass, were
in town recently, buying good horses.
Mrs. s. Cady and daughter OF Bethel
, we're at the hotel few days last week.
+ S. d. Putnam has choice six-weeks- Old
! pigs for sale; also all other live STOCK on
q his farm
e Daniel Abbott is spending few weeks
I. with his grandparents, Curtis Hatnorn
. and wife.
Mrs. Bartlett and her two daughters
from Boston are boarding with Miss Hat
tie Davis.
F. B. Markham and family Of Bethel Wis.
q tied Mrs. Maxham's parents here the inrs'
of last week.
e John Blake and c. Cleveland and theil
families were here from South Woodstocs
t a day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lobdell have returned
, from Rutland, where they have been iol
the past three weeks.
h Mrs. A. p. Densmore and son ant
daughter Of West Windsor we're at n
!, A. Eastman's recently.
w. Putnam OF Boston and his sister
Mrs. G. E. Wheelock, visited relatives IL
). Rochester the first OF the week.
There was monograph in town ias
;, week, and those who saw II and neaIu AZ
;. reproduction OF sounds were oeiignteu'
Mrs. o. O. Adams and Mrs. 2. Davl
! were received into the Universalist churcl
. last Sunday, and several cniioren "ei'
= baptized. !,
:. Charles BROOKS, lawyer, hnu uio
VI are visiting his mother, Mrs. n. At"oou
r, and Mrs. Brooks grandmother, Mrs. Jus
tin Lille.
While G. Emery's horse was hitched !
the village recently by a rope about ],
re neck. it became frightened and pulled
n. nearly choking itself. 1t is well TO use
halter.
Y Mrs. Gardner Adams was called Z
y y Montpelier short time ago To- care Mo 10
y her sister, Mrs. Heath. since ME
= Heath's death, Mrs. Adams has pee
q quite sick.
= There was an excellent entertainmen !,
ID at the church Thursday evening. n nns
"A ton. Edith Goodwin OF Rutland and Gem
" e}nodell OF Hanover, N. H., and there wer
songs and tableaux.. After the literaI
prosram ice cream of excellent quaint
4. was served.