Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-23
NEWS In TOWNS ABOUT


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Saturday.
Miss Ella Richards OF Royalton is EN-
ployed at the Silver Lake House.
Fl. A. Thayer anc son, Albert, are max
ing repairs on Michael Reagan's barn.
Mrs. s. @. Cady and daughter, Maud
visited at the Silver Lake House Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. 6ibley OF Whit
River Junction have been staying at tn
Silver Lake House the past week.
Clara Soule, who has been spending
\ weeks vacation with her mother ,returne
to her work in Rochester Saturday.
Mrs. o. L. Cootey and daughters hav
rented the L. s. French house and tool
possession the early part OF last week.
Mrs. o. o. Adams and daughter, Lii
| liam, are in Barre this week attending tn
| commencement exercises at Goddard sem
mary.
e. G. Ellis OF Keene, N. H., has takei
possession of his cottage at the head o
the lake, which he recently bought OF {
d. Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Foster and Mr.. ant
Mrs, Will Rogers have been spending {
few days ct Lake Dunmore, bringing
home 80 fish,
! As Roy Wheelock was diving in Silvei
lake he struck rock, cutting bad gast
beneath the eye and bruising his face In
several places.
We notice H. o. Clapp wears a smil'
these days. Ask the cause and they viii
tell you he is rejoicing over the arrival o.
3 granddaughter.
W. B. Turney and John MeAvoy were
in town last week looking after horses
They bought one Of W. Z. Danforth ano
one of John A. Moore.
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| II. N. Bruce OF South Pomfret, MRS. Ed
ma Archer and Mrs. NJ. A. Moody of Beth
ell visited friends In town last week.
C.M. Dyer Of Worcester, Mass, writes
E. Flowers that be has lately purchased
| four-years- Bradlaugh flly which he
calls prize. This colt was bred at the
noted Flowers stock farm In Barnard.
Elwin Savage OF Bethel has rented
rooms in #. p. Chamberlin's house. Mr.,
Savage is in poor health, but 1t is hoped
that Barnard air will prove the right sort
of medicine.
Delegates to the different conventions
from Barnard were:-District, VIM. +.
Davis, d. w. e. Lilley, (for Grout); state,
T. A. Trevillian, 4. Miller; county, w. j.
Trevillian, c. W. Graves, W. F. Davis,
Jerome Morgan and E. 8. Putnam.
Bradline, 2:29 Ia, owned by Daniel
OIultn Vi ECBOAtcd w haNC Patcd
quart IS in 81 SECONDS in her work, and
her amer says she will pace in 2:l0 be-
fore snow flies. Bradline Is by Bradlaugh
and bred by John A. Moore OF Barnard.
The Riverside Park association, South
Royalton, is out with a program for a
celebration on the 4th of July with three
races. Purses to the amount OF S261 are
offered. The officers are good men and
will no doubt give frst-class entertain
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Simpson have lately
visited at e. f. Abbott's. Mr.. Simpson
goes this week to the Crawford House,
White mountains, where he has employ
ment during the summer. Mrs. Simpson
and daughter will remain at her fathers
during his absence.
Our old time friend and neighbor, Geo.
III. Cleveland, has taken new lease OF
life and walks with a much frmer step.
He was at the caucus Saturday and
showed his appreciation OF Gen. CIRCUITS
long and faithful service. Politically,
George is a Repu blican. Religiously, he
favors universal salvation in most cases.
Programs have been received for the
ordination OF Edward Mitchell Barney,
former pastor OF the Universalist church
OF this place, which occurred on the 18th
day OF this month at the First Universe
list church in Lynn, Mass. Mr.. Barney
has lately accepted a call to Beverly,
Mass, one OF the largest parishes in the
state, and will Immediately take up the
work there as pastor. MIR. Barney's
many friends wish him success in the
work upon which he has now entered.
CHANGES IN REAL ESTATE.
Fred Z. Leao has bought OF Mrs. En-
ma e. Adams piece of land lying next to
Herman DeWolf's and adjoining his own.
This ten acres added NJ axes Fred quite a
farm and his desirable residence is sit.
uated above the stone watering trough on
the Woodstock road.
Russell X. Page, war veteran, has
bought OF Ellen M. Newell twenty acres
OF woodland on the Creek road next
above c. 4. Thayer's steam mill. This
piece of land once belonged to the s. p.
Adams farm and will probably be decided
back to that place. Mr.. Page was fortu-
nate in his trade.
Flint r. Larrabee has bought OF Frank
c. Churchill strip of land lying between
the highway and brook, nearly opposite
the residence OF Melvin Cox. Mr.. LARA
bee will build q house on this land the
present season. The location is in first
class neighborhood.
CHILDRRN's SUNDAY.
Children's Sunday at the Methodist
church was well attended, notwithstand-
ing the rain. The house was beautifully
decorated with a wealth OF flowers, so
tastefuIly arranged that it would have
been credit to any city florist.
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