Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-05
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b B.. Chamberlin is falling.
Bert Bourdeau is at home for time.
? Mrs. Belle Perry has returned from Eai
: Bethel
Nellie Ward is working for Mrs. L. A
Richmond.
Harry Castle is visiting relatives in Mar
chester, y. II.
E.. F. Abbott has been on the sick lis
for few days.
Mrs. Laura Mcbride Is with her parent
for a weeks rest.
Charles Wood came home from Goddari
seminary Friday.
Mrs. Emma Cobb was in Montpelier
part of last week.
Gertrude Wilson spent Monday Will
friends in Bethel.
Mrs. c. E. Morse is caring for her moth
er during her illness.
Solomon Durham OF Hancock visited
at ID. S. Perkins last week.
Mrs. Will Smith OF Bethel was at james
Hatch's part OF last week.
! VIM. Wilbour of New York city is
guest at the Silver Lake Rouse.
! There will be services at the Universe
| list church next Sunday at II a. m.
Marcellus Tucker OF Rochester visited
| his brother, Frank Tucker, last week.
| MoIlie Abbott of Bethel has been spend.
| ing the past few days with friends here.
party of six from Woodstock Inn
dined at the Silver Lake House Monday.
Rev. w. NJ. Newton Of Montpelier has
been spending few days with mis- par
ents.
Matte West OF Gilbertville, Mass, is
visiting her friends, Edna and Persis
Davis.
Little Esther Tucker, who has been
quite sick for some days, is gaining
slowly.
The Y. P. c. U. topic for Sunday is
"Pre-Convention Conservation and Pray
er Service"
A basket picnic in o. o. Adams grove,
with temperance program, is advertised
for July 4th.
Mrs. Grace Scharrock and Miss Carrie
Green OF Gilbertville, Mass, are guests at
w. r. Davis.
o. o. Adams and c. c. Aikens attended
the Republican State convention at Mont
pelier last week.
Allen w. and Carrie E. Eastman have
purchased the E. F. Fales farm Of 100
acres in Woodstock.
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Friday and will stay at q, r. Wheelock's
during his stay here.
Miss Nellie Atwood was with her
brother, Chas. Atwood, at Mt. Detachable
farm few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Atwood OF South
birmingham, Mass, were guests at n. p.
Cham berlin's the first OF the week.
Little Edith Noyes was quite sick last
week from drinking kerosene oil, which
she found in dish within her reach.
E. c. Cady's fish story is yet to be beat
en-, IA inches being the length of a trout
taken from one OF our brooks.
Miss Nellie Brodt, who has been the
guest of Mrs. X. q. Ashworth, returned
10 her home in Elmira, n. Y, Monday.
N. p. Chamberlin and wife spent Satur-
lay and Sunday at Mrs. Cham berlin's (
brothers., Mark Atwood's, in Randolph.
Work has been commenced on 1.-THE new
telephone line between here and Wood
Itock. Men were working in this vicin-
ty last week.
Mrs. II. b. Parkhurst has returned from |
Ter western trip, having visited in Ann .
Arbor and Detroit, Mich, Buffalo, N. Y, I
md other places.
Harry Dean went to Rochester Saturday
md from there he will return to his home
n Glenwood, Ia, having spent some
weeks with relatives in Vermont.
Miss Cora Parkhurst has arrived from
INN Arbor, Mich, having completed a
curse OF study at the college there, and
Villremain at home during the summer.
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks held a service at
outh Barnard scboolhouse Sunday p. m.
{ 80 O'Clock. This, with his usual work,
lade four services which he attended dur
lg the day.
Saturday was too windy for boating.
However, one young lady, Harriet Chad
Tick, had the courage TO venture out
lone and came near being capsized. She
ad not gone far when the boat became
manageable, but by the aid of two fish
rmen, who CHANGED to be on the shore,
be was safely landed.
At the annual business meeting OF the
:. P. c. y. the following officers we're
lected Miss Gertrude Wilson, presi-
ent; Miss Lille Chase, vice president;
Hiss Leona Adams, secretary; Miss An
ella French, treasurer; Miss Lillian
dams, chairman OF devotional commit
&c; Mrs. II. b. Putnam, chairman OF look
ut committee; Mrs. Emma Waters, chair
ian OF the social committee.
Late guests at the Silver Lake House are
leo. w. Parker, Louisville, KY; c. S.
aslman, SprlnBnelu, MISS; w. l.. WOOD
|. A. Shepard and g. A. Rumsey and
life, Burlington; w. E. Kempton, Geo.
lice, II. L. Jones, A. Hatch, Mrs. L. E.
lcIntosb, Geo. W. Perry, Woodstock; W.
/. Fairbanks and wife, Springfield z. s.
iewcomb, White River Junction; W. n.
lake, Woburn, Mass; VIM. Terry and
life, New York city; W. F. Baker, Bos-
IN; VIM. Walker, Wilder.
James Pangborn and daughter, Miss
RANGES Pangborn, OF Menominee, Mich,
rived at the Silver Lake House last
Wednesday. Mr.. Pangborn is a native
Barnard, having lived here until he was
years of age. He then moved with his
arents to Michigan, where he has since
ssided. Miss Pangborn is a professional |
urse and after day spent here she went
q to Boston, where she will take 9 post :
course in the Eye and Ear in
rmary on Charles street. I