Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-23
NEWS I'm TOWNS ABOUT.
Barnard.


Frank Wood of Quechee visited at Oh,
Kelley's recently.
Mrs. Elsie Bull is visiting at her broth
er's, Elmer Brides.
Miss Cassie Davis OF Hartland called on
friends here Thursday.
Nellie Ward is working at Arthur
Mayne's in Woodstock.
Mrs. Abbie Shurtliff went Monday to
visit friends in Middlesex.
DIR. Eben Wilson was in w. r. Junction
couple OF days last week.
Loress Tepliff OF So. Woodstock was at
j. e. Cham berlin's last week.
Not in year has Barnard entertained
so many guests as on Aug. 10th.
Mr.. Trudo and wife OF Bridgewater
spent Sunday at the town farm.
John Bradley, who has been seriously i'll
for some days, is reported better.
The check list, which may be found at
the postotfice, registers PSI names.
Miss Nellie Rogers was with her sister,
Mrs. Thayer, few days recently.
Mrs. d. p. Simpson and Miss Romona
arrived at E. II. Abbott's Saturday
Mrs. Samuel Davis and Mrs. FRANKLIN
Berry returned to Boston Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Gilbert OF Prosper has been
MoIlie Abbott OF Bethel spent a part of
last week with her cousin, Maud Cady.
The school at South Barnard began
Monday with A. c. Eastman as teacher.
Geo. Barker and son OF Ipswich, Mass.
were guests at Z. F.. Abbott's last week.
DIR. e. NJ. Wilson and wife are spending
the week in South Woodstock and yicin-
ity.
Sam. Cady was home from Woodstock
Sunday, spending the day with his par
ents.
Geo. Riley and wife from Hartford have
been at their parents home for a few
days.
Calvin Wood of Quechee was with
friends in So. Barnard the first Of the
week.
Herbert Hubbard and family OF RAN
dolph spent Saturday with friends in
town.
Mrs. L. A. Richmond and daughter,
Mrs. W. A. Eastman, spent Monday in
Bethel.
Albert Thayer has finished work at
Bethel and is again with his brother, F.
Thayer.
Miss Margaret Reagan was quite badly
injured by falling from flight OF stairs
recently.
Mrs. F. H. Chapman of w. r. Junction |
arrived Saturday to remain week with |
her mother.
Miss Bertha Hammond spent Wednes-
day of last week with Mrs. L. A. French /
and daughter.
Geo. Chadwick and wife OF Hartford
recently visited their son, Geo. Chadwick,
Jr., OF this place.
Mrs. Smith and two daughters OF
Cambridge, Mass, are visiting at her
brothers., s. Bent's.
Mrs. E. NJ. Wilson OF Middleboro,
Mass, Joined her husband here last week
for few days stay.
James Chaffee OF Rochester has been
visiting at his uncle's, Chas. Cox's, and
other relatives here.
z. Fl. Parkhurst OF New York city is
spending the week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Parkhurst. h
Miss Alice Kelly, who has beenl caring
for Roy Wheelock, is with friends in
Bethel for much needed rest.
Miss E. M. Field OF Boston and Miss l..
Nj. Whitney of Southington, Conn.,, are
expected to return home Thursday.
Rev. s. p. Fairbanks was in Wilder
Monday and Tuesday to deliver a sermon
at the camp meeting now in session.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Guernsey OF Wind
sor have been the guests of their brother,
ID. o. French, at the Silver Lake House.
Miss Newhans, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Clark, from Windsor, Conn,
arrived Saturday and are guests at {. c.
Aikens'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake of So. Woodstock /
and Mr.. and Mrs. n. Lockwood of Wood /
stock visited at CIV. Cleveland's the first
of the week.
DIR. Gardner Cox and son, Frank Cox, I
who have been guests at VIC. Daniorth's, !
started by carriage drive Saturday for {
Holyoke, Mass.
The Ladies Mite society will hold a
basket picnic in o. o. Adams grove Fri
day afternoon Of this week. Every one i.
cordially invited.
Louis McMilsn OF Hanover, Mass, son
Of DIR. A. l.. Mcmillan, formerly OF this ,
place, spent last week with his friend, ,
Forrest Richmond.
: The topic for consideration at the Y. p. s
2. u. service Sunday evening will be, "My I
Favorite Hymn and its Author" Miss t
Earle Chase, leader.
Misses George and Alice Done, who
have been visiting at F. M. Chase's the .
cast month, started for their home in Ell
mira, n. Y, Monday.
The Blackmer family, who have been 5
stopping at G. E. Wheelock's, are now
visiting friends in Stock bridge before re- /
urnlng 10 michigan.
Road Commissioner F. c. Churchill has 4
been laying a strip OF permanent road on
be fiat between g. K. Wheelock's and K. L
J. Putnam's the past week.
Late guests at the Silver Lake House are o
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII French and child, Miss
Eva NJ. Ball of Springfield, Mass, Mrs. L. u
4. Parkhurst of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Cutler OF West Berlin, Mass.
At the Repu blican caucus held Satur-
lay at p. m. M. II. Chandler received the
domination for representative aud at the s.
Democratic caucus on the same day at 4
. m. John Moore was the lucky man. \
As Arthur Maynes and her daughter,
drs. Bert Boyce, were coming down the r
ill below G. j. Pixies Aug. 18th the
lorse took fright in passing the band and .,
an into the stone wall, throwing both
to tie ground but doing no -
erious damage. u
Henry s. Ellis died at the home OF his =,
Rughtsr, Mrs. f. p. Aikens, Sunday u
lorning, Aug. 18th, having been in feeble
eslth for some months. Funeral services n
fere held at the Universalist church
uesday at p. m, Rev. r. II. Dix officiat- c.
ig. Interment was made at the Center
emetery. Vi