Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08

Chas. Morse and wife of Quechee were
recently at p F. Rlley's.
Chas Newell and wife of Sharon were
at e. X. Morgsn's Saturday.
Capt. II. N. Bruce OF South Pomfret was
in town on business Saturday.
Helen Flowers OF Hartland Four Cor
ners is at her uncle's, K. Flowers.
Miss A. Z. French is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Dean, OF Woodstock this week.
DR.. Hubbard visited his parents in
Rochester the early part OF the week.
H.O. French and F. ID. Burke were in
Windsor Thursday, returning Friday.
Mrs. Susan Carroll and Miss Carroll of
Lebanon, N. H., were in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wood OF Quechee
were recent guests at l.. A. Richmond's.
Geo. Wheeock was recently in Burling-
ton for the purpose OF purchasing new
boat.
Mrs. e. Waters and Miss Lucy Flowers
spent Sunday at II. l.. Waters in Gays
vile.
c. d. Cushing and G. e. Wheelock
placed new boats upon Silver lake last
week.
John Hinchey and daughter Of Clare
mont, n. H., were recently with relatives
in town.
Mrs. Dennis Newton and son, Harold,
OF Springfield are visiting at Mrs. 0. L.
Cootey's.
The Clement coaching party from New
York arrived at the Silver Lake House
May 18th.
Rev. T. A. Trevillian OF Lebanon, n. H.,
was last week the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Trevillian, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Reagan OF Boston,
Mass, are guests OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Reagan.
Rev. NJ. II. Smith aud DR.. H. V. Hub
bard are the first to take pickerel from
Silver Lake this season.
F. L. Fay, who has been staying at C..
Z. Aiken's the past week, returned to
Worcester, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Ii. M. Angel OF Bethel and Mrs.
Clara Adams OF West Hartford were re-
Gently with friends in town.
Regis Daley of North Hartland is spend
ing few weeks with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hoar.
Mrs. F. L. Townsend and Miss Lille
Chase, who have been visiting at Wilbur
Aldrich's in Rochester, returned Thurs
day.
Several OF our people attended the en-
tertainment under the auspices OF the
Daughters OF Rebeksh lodge at Bethel last
week.
Mrs. Irene sibley Of New York, Mrs.
Hattie Sibley and Miss Sibley of SPRING
field, Mass, arrived at II. A. Woods Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bridgeman OF Leb-
anon, N. H., spent Memorial day with
Mrs. Bridgeman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Lewis.
The topic for discussion at the Y. 2. 9.
u. meeting June 18th is "a Little Child
Shall Lead Them" Master Harold Adams
will conduct the service.
1t is with regret that we learn OF the
loss by fire OF the property OF Rev. Guy
Lawton at Union Village. Mr.. Lawton
has many friends in Barnard who sympa-
thize with him.
The several committees met at the hall
Saturday afternoon to make arrange
ments for the soldiers reunion OF Wind
sor county, which will be held at Silver
Lake park August 10.
Frank Clogston and Miss Marie Bales,
both OF Barnard, were quietly married at
the home OF Chas. Dow in East Barnard.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Nj.
II. Smith OF the NJ. +. church Friday, June
2, at 10 a. m.
On Sunday afternoon, at the usual hour,
Rev. e. A. Read will ADDRESS the young
people, his subject being "Success and
Failure" 1t is the same address which
ne Will QtllNtT DtIOTt l0t Cld6e
OF the W. II. B. at Bethel IN the evening.
Another plunger in real estate is Frank
l.. Fairbanks, who has just bought OF
James 5. Bland the we'll known Shuttles-
worth farm, situated in the heart of Cha
teaugay nearly along the side OF Hon. A.
p. Huntoon's estate. Mr.. Bland has not
fully decided whether to buy again or try
some other country. Mrs. Bland thinks
that their business would be better in
larger town.
The maple worm comes with a rush in
some places. One farmer reports that in
a thick grove OF trees he visited, the
ground, trees, stones and stumps were a
crawling mass and the air was filled with
falling leaves. Only short distance from
this place not worm was TO be seen.
Another man says that in riding along
the road in a thick grove he actually had
to clear the way with his whip from the
overhsnging pest.
George w. Lynde, state senator Of Or
ange county, made w. &. Danforth a visit
last week. Mr.. Lynde is large farmer,
milks rs cows, has a separator running
by water power and four men to do the
milking. All OF this work is done in two
hours and everything is cleaned up before
breakfast at $3.50, the cream gone to the
creamery and the milk ready to feed. This
is only portion OF his large farming in
terests, but can guess II pays as well as
any other part. The senator keeps a good
many horses and raises colts to some ex-
tent He is great lover OF the PAGER and
when in Barnard gave Mr.. Flowers a
grand trade, swapping a fine fashioned
trotting 4-year-old for Lishe Putnam's
Daisy, PAGER.
Memorial day being bright and beauti-
fol, the people came out in large numbers
TO pay tribute to their dead. At 10 O'Clock
the procession was formed in front Of the
hotel, headed by Quechee band and mar
shalled by II. A. Wood. The veterans,
school children and towDspeople marched
to the cemetery where prayer was offered
by Rev. Guy Lawton. A pfofusion Of
flowers were strewn over the graves Of our
fallen heroes Of the civil war and the flag
OF our country, for which they so bravely
gave their lives, waved over each mound.
Returning TO the hAll the exercises were
continued as follows Prayer by Rev. T.
A. Trevillian, address by Hon. w. {.
Dauforth, singing by the Silver Lake
choir, address by Rev. Guy Lawton.
Quechee band furnished excellent music
and mention should be made of the three
Banagan brothers who so skilfully led this
large orchestra.
LOST AND FOUND.
Mrs. Nancy Hinchey, wife OF John