Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-08

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Horse blankets from 6Oc. up. Can save
you from SOC. to 81 on pair.
Wv G. s. SoPER, Bethel.
There will be no Y. P. C. U. service
next Sunday.
WI Davis was in Tunbridge Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Nellie Atwood is spending a week
with her parents.
Mabel Brown of Wilder is living at Rev
s. P. Fairbanks.
Russell Cslef of Barre has lately been q
guest at 0. o. Adams.
Singing school this week both Friday
and Saturday evenings.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Hathorn Oct. 31st.
| Miss Rena Perkins visited friends at
Randolph Center recently.
Miss Margaret Kelley spent Sunday
with friends in Woodstock.
Grant Page OF Natick, Mass, is visiting
relatives and friends in town.
John Dean spent last week with his
son, Charles Dean, in Woodstock.
Mrs. Emma Cobb and Miss Cobb re-
turned from Massachusetts, Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Angel OF Bethel made her
brother and sister a short visit last week.
Edgar Hathorn spent last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hathorn.
Chauncey Perry and daughter OF South
Pomfret were in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Daniel BridgmRn OF Lebanon, N.
H., spent couple OF days with her par
ents last week.
Miss Grace Adams OF Royalton spent
Sunday with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Perry.
Miss Smalley OF Randolph has been the
guest Of her friend, Miss Rena Perkins,
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gibbs and six chill
dren OF Wells, Nevada, are visiting at
Parker Atwood's.
Henry Pike was prevented from work
few days by running the tine OF pitch
fork into his hand.
Chas. Stafford had his hand quite badly
injured while he and friend were tTifiing
with gun recently.
Miss Sarah Reagan was able TO visit her
sister, Mrs. McCabe,in Quechee last week,
also friends in Woodstock.
Mrs. l.. A. French, who has been absent
several weeks visiting relatives in Massa-
is expected home this week.
Rollin Abbott OF Boston paid his father
a flying visit last week, arriving Monday |
evening and returning Tuesday on the |
night train.
Miss Leona Adams went Tuesday to |
Hanover, N. H., where she is about TO |
train for professional nursing in the Mary |
Hitchcock hospital.
Parties from Lowell, Mass, have pur-
chased 100 tons OF hay OF Daniel Cough
in, Monroe Crowell and others to be
oaled and shipped at once.
DIR. II. V. Hubbard has been in New
York the past week and Dr. r. II. Purple
IL Woodstock has been attending to his
business during his absence.
The ladies OF the Universalist church
will give their first social of the season at
he town hall Friday evening OF next
week. A cordial invitation is extended
o all. Ladies are asked to carry cake.
The deer shooting season has closed and
here's many disappointed huntsman in
Barnard as well as in neighboring towns
The only successful ones were Fred Rey-
lolds. Chas. Stafford, G. 4. Wheelock,
Roy Wheelock and E. c. Cady, the latter
apturing one OF the finest buck deer that
las ever been brought down from the
ILLS on Wednesday morning, the last day
4 the open season.
Much sorrow is expressed at the death
Il Miss Lucy Flower, which occurred at
Ter home In Hartland last Saturday morn
ng. Miss Flower was well known in this
'lace, having been a teacher In two of the
,ublic schools for number OF terms, be-
ides often visiting relatives here. While {
mong us she took active part in the Y.
;. Q. U. work and was ready to lend a
elping hand wherever needed. She
caves host OF friends here who deeply !
VmDathiZe with the bereaved family IN | 4
heir great loss.