Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-03

barnard
Annie Nye is at home for a short TINT
Anna Coughlin is taking a short vaca
tion.
@. w. Bliss has returned from Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Ruth Day has been quite Ill TO
some days.
Geo. Guernsey is again at the silve
Lake House.
Ernest Dean OF Gaysvilie is at N. P
Chamberlin's.
Mrs: Walter Bourdeau is working a
Chas. Thayer's.
Remember the social at James Hatchl
Friday evening.
o. o. Adams was home from Montpelier
Saturday and Sunday.
W.T.. Davis and II. G. Wood have new
ly sbingled their houses.
Mrs. T. A, Trevillian was with her hus-
band at Montpelier last week.
Miss Mary Trevillian OF Lebanon, N. H.,
has been visiting at her brothers.
Annie and Lizzie Cope are paying their
father two weeks visit in Hartford,
Conn.
E. l.. Emery has moved to South Pom
fret. where he will have work during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Eastman visited
their son In North Hartland the first of
the week.
Anumber OF lots have been sold at Sill
yer Lake park and work Is about to begin
on new cottages.
The Boston excursionists are home
with glowing accounts OF the two weeks
spent at the "Hub."
G. r. Noyes and wife have moved from
the o. o. Clapp place to O. G. Smiths,
where they will make their home for the
present.
Guy Cleveland has given up his course
OF study at the Woodstock High school |
and will remain at home through the fail, /
his father being in poor health.
Mrs. o. 0. Adams has been on the sick
iist for two weeks and her daughter, Lii
nan, has given up her school work for a
short time to assist In home duties.
Rev. q. A. Reeds subject at the Univer-
saiist church next Sunday afternoon Will
be Thoughts on Growing DID," and the
old people are especially invited to be
present.
Mrs. w. +. Davis, who had been gaining
IN health for some weeks, grew rapidly
worse ON Wednesday of last week and
was attended by Drs. Green and Hubbard.
She is again on the road to recovery.
DR.. q. @. Smith of Gaysville, j. r. Brv- I
ant OF Lillesville, DIR. e. L. Woodland of I
woodstock and Geo. F. Chandler, ESQ.,, I
d Stanford were at the Bradlaugh stables 9
The past week. q
y: X. Noyes adyertises to sell at public 4
iuction on Nov. 9TH, his farm, known as 2
me stephens farm, on the west road, also 4
household goods, farming tools, etc. q
auction sales are getting to be quite The b
lyle in Barnard. "
Hon. w. E.Johnson of Woodstock, Hon. =,
J. ID. Denison of Randolph, Hon. Fred y
arnold OF Bethel ana j. M. Tilson of q
sraintree were at W. Z. Danforth's last !. y
week on business before the commission ~
RS of Mary A. stones estate. q
Mara Cootey has finished work for I'm n
cen employed for three years, and she N :,
nth her brother, Herman, started for in
y mite Plains, N. j., on MONDAY, where tr
ney are engaged to work for the winter. ca
Word was received here Saturday night ",
the death OF George, youngest son Of w
gorge q. and Mary Aiken OF Everett HI
lass. George has been q great sufferer an
y years and although he will be greatly
Used In the family circle, we know he pc
, oeyonu all sunerfng, "safe in the arms 20
all. 'p"'"s to
The remains OF Mrs. Susie It. a. CumA W
ings, who died in Barnard some wears p'
70 and was buried in the cemetery at ~ s'
mite River junction, were removed last ~.
sex TO Riverside cemetery in Woodstock 4; - |,
"a inferred In the family lot OF John A. ~
GORE. Mrs. Cummings was the young r nc,
daughter OF John Moore and sister of -. ~.
rs. W. e. Danforth and John A. Moore. LII on,
n looking over House bill. No. 81. in fris
'drced by Mr.. McGeary OF Burlington eve
act giving towns the right of local scr,
fion In granting licenses for the sale Of ms
'oxicating liquors. am half inclined bet
think that barnard might accept its we
visions should it become a law. but avs
ere Is the man that would, IL he could wit
e out license with the restrictions D
lcted Where Is the man that wouId -.
from three to ten hundred dollars in u tSn
'nnce and give bond of five thousand ,,e nc
repair all damages that every pint of WI WI
nor sold has caused, when the act itself Ia iae
taken away nearly all OF his custom S cao
Sec. 16 says that the overseer OF the s oss'
" shall semi-annually furnish the IL ~ Iss
seq person list OF the names not to ioh
TO and II he sells or gives away to anv ~,
son whose name is on the list he shall ~
nned $50 for each offence. Sec S Sne
avs any husband, wife, child. parent. r ,.'o',
roian or employer OF person who IL ~,
ne habit OF drinking LIQUOR to excess LII
give written notice to the licensed Suul
ION not to sell, furnish or give away to ho,,s
person, and II after being so notified nous
ontinues to sell to such person. he W
De liable to an action founded on se,s.