Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-31
NEWS I'm TOWNS ABOUT
Barnard.
Mrs. NJ. H. Billings is no better.


Mrs. M. h. Billings is no better.
Mrs. H. A. Eastman is eonvalescing.
John Mcbride spent Sunday at q. II
Kelley's.
George Evans has not been as well for
few days.
ID. myriek of Windsor was in town
last week.
Miss Lora Aikens has been on the sick
list for few days.
/ Mrs. r. T. Dean visited her brother, Ii
/ A. Wood, recently.
The dance Friday evening was attended
/ by about 80 couples.
F. NJ. Chase has a bed of dsffodils con-
tanning 300 blossoms.
Mrs. Augustus Buchanan of WOODSTOCK
WIS in town Saturday.
Mrs. c. H. Stone assisted Mrs. W. F.
/ Davis a part of last week.
Mrs. e. W. Gambell visited at Amos
| Leavitt's in Bethel last week.
The Al Martz show last Wednesday
evening was largely attended.
Lucian Blackmer spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Bethel.
A. j. Foster of Ottawa, Ont, was guest
at the Silver Lake house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riley drove from
Lebanon, n. H., returning Monday.
Boats are beginning to be in demand,
five being in use through the day Satur-
day.
Mrs. r. G. Guernsey and Mrs. Kiniry
OF Windsor visited friends in town last
week.
Mrs. o. C. Smith and little Edith Noyes
have been visiting relatives in Bridge
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson OF Bethel
were guests at the Silver Lake house Sat
urday.
DR.. l.. Nj. Green took counsel with DR..
II. V. Hubbard in B. +. Chamberlin's case
Sunday.
S. c. Cady and daughter, Maud, Of
Bethel were at the Silver Lake house day
last week.
Mrs. II. B. Putnam and Mrs. W. +. Ad'
ans have been caring for Miss Jewett
during her illness.
George Hunton OF Claremont, n. H.,
was in town on business last week, stop
ping at the Silver Lake house.
Miss Sadie Hoar, who has been spend
ing few days with her parents, returned
TO White River Junction Tuesday.
The subject for consideration at the Y. |
II 4 o
Progress in Christian Character"
Miss Ida Jewett has been very i'll for |
some days and at the time of writing |
here is no improvement in her condition.
Cornelius Reagan lately sold horse to |
Chas. Kidder of Bethel and DR.. II. V.
sold one to W. E. Adams of this |
place. /
A party OF about 35 young people from
Randolph picnicked at Silver Lake park
part OF them being high school
pupils.
Mrs. Ann Walker has returned to her
rome for an indefinite rest, having spent
he winter with Mrs. Kendall in South
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pinney OF the Bermu-
Ia Islands and Arthur Pinney and lady
Il Woodstock were at the Silver Lake
louse Sunday.
Miss Nellie Rogers, teacher OF the gram
mar department at Woodstock, gave her
,upiIs ride and picnic at Silver Lake
ark Saturday.
DR.. II. V. Hubbard made a flying trip
o Burlington last week, going Wednes-
lay on the night train and returning
Thursday evening.
{. c. Eastman was called home from
Burlington last week Monday by the Sc
ious illness OF mis- mother. He returned
0 his work on Thursday. Il
Rev. s. p. Fairbanks gave an excellent
ermon in memory OF the soldiers Sunday
morning to large congregation. A male !
usrtet added greatly to the impressive
less OF the service.
II. B. Psrkhurst narrowly escaped what
night have been a serious accident last ,
week, caused by his horses becoming !
frightened at w. F. Davis barn and run !
ing, dragging him a short distance and
ruising bis limbs quite badly.
The many friends OF Rev. NJ. II. Smith I
7ill be interested to learn OF his marriage {
o Miss Florence Austin OF Albany, Vt, ]
n Wednesday, May sd. Both bride I
nd groom are we'll known in this vicin.
ty, the bride having lived here some 5
ears ago. {
S. ID. Putnam fell from a sea fold in his
arm last Wednesday night, breaking the I
ollar bone and fracturing the ribs some
that. Mr.. Putnam has no remembrance |
I falling and no one being on the premi-
es, 1t is supposed that be lay some time
n an unconscious condition. After time, !
owever, he was able to go to the house, ,
1here he suffered alone through the long {
ig bit and IL was in this condition he was {
ound in the morning by his son-in-law, {
!. q. Perkins. In the absence OF DR.. I
DR.. L. NJ. Greene OF Bethel was 9
ummoned.
As Asa Perry, ST., was returning from :
he village last Saturday morning, his /,
orse became frightened at a coach con-
aiming the school children from Wood /, ,
took and began backing. The road was .
cry narrow at this place and the bank at !.
he right quite steep. MIR. Perry could
lot manage the horse and in a short time ,
lorse, wagon and man were thrown over
he bank in a heap. Fortunately the !
lorse was cast so that he could not kick !
diss Rogers leaped from the coach and !
With the aid OF the children was instantly /,
Master OF the situation. The harness was :
ut, freeing the horse, and then the old 5
Gentleman was carefully taken from be- :,
ween the wheels. There were two deep
ashes in bis forehead and one arm was ,
,adly bruised, also his chest he remain
d conscious all the while. He was taken
rome by Joseph Adams, who happened
long and DR.. Hubbard was summoned at
nee. His skull is said to be fractured
mt no bones are broken and at the time
4 writing his condition for recovery is