Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-28
barnard.
Scott Badger is improving.

l Scott Badger is improving.
He. Locklin is aided to the sick list
Most OF the schools in town close Fri
/ day.
Mrs. Ray has been visiting at Elmer
/ Davis.
P.I. Atwood was in W. R. Junction
/ last week.
Mrs. P. F. Riley has been quite III the
/ past week.
Miss Isabelle Vangilder is caring for
/ Miss JeWett.
Little Esther Tucker has been quite sick
/ for some days.
! Mrs. 0. c. Burke visited a friend in
/ Pittsfield last week.
Miss Blanche Adams is stopping with
I her uncle, O, o. Adams.
Oscar Freeman OF Woodstock recently
called upon friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Hosr is at home for
time, being in poor health.
A large party from Woodstock picnicked
at the park last Wednesday.
DIR. Hubbard comes out in a new car
rage. Who'll be the next?
Miss WhitcomD of Gaysville recently
spent day at d. 5. Perkins.
Perry Adams and Guy Cleveland were
in Randolph day this week.
Frank Graves and wife o! East Barnard
spent Sunday at K. {. Csdy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Dean visited friends
In Springfield the first OF the week
J.W. Trevillian was 10 town a part OF
last week, stopping at w. +. Davis.
Miss Helen Wallace was a guest OF Maud
Cady at the Silver Lake House last week.
DR.. e. NJ. Wilson OF Middleboro, Mass,
arrived at q. +. Wilson's last Wednesday.
viii Thayer is home from Aver, Mass,
and will spend the summer at his broth
er's.
c. F. Morse OF st. Johnsbury has lately
canvassed the town for the People, CYCLIC
pedia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McKRne OF Wood.
stock were at Z. +. Abbott's part OF last
week.
Miss Matte Mellish Of Woodstock visit
ed her friend, Maud Cady, the first OF the
week.
Elbridge Brown and Miss Theresa
Maynes spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Mrs. A. V. Adams went to Randolph
Tuesday where she expects to make her
future home.
Mrs. Grant OF Leominster, Mass, has |
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
AL bert WinslOw.
Jennie Dean has been at home for few .
days, returning to her work in Bridge
water Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Marcy OF Woodstock
spent a day with her sister, Mrs. II. b.
Putnam, last week.
Miss Leona Adams went Tuesday TO Bar
e TO attend commencement exercises at
Goddard seminary.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Jewett and two
children OF Gardner, Mass, arrived at j.
P Jewett's Saturday.
Miss Olive Cobb has gone to the Craw.
ord House, White mountains, to serve as
a BILE girl for the season. II
Mrs. Daniel Coolidge of Randolph has I
Deen visiting her daughter, Mrs. p. n.
'hamberlin OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Paige OF Boston have
zen guests Of their brother, w. X. Paige, .
nd family at Hillside farm. +.
Mrs. Harriet Sibley and Miss Sibley OF
Mass, arrived at II. A.
Woods Saturday for the summer.
Mrs. Horace Townsend and daughter,
irs. Landon, OF w. r. Junction we're re.
ent guests at j. L. Chamberlin's.
F. l.. Hubbard and daughter, Miss
atherine Hubbard OF Rochester were
uests of DR.. II. V. Hubbard last week.
T.. c. Cady is making great improve
nent upon his house by finishing off
ooms in the front part OF the building.
Mrs. G. E. Huntley OF South Framing /
am, Mass, is the guest OF her sister,
IRIS. W. A. Perkins, end other relatives
ere.
VIM. Gambell, contestant in the prize l
peaking contest at Montpelier seminary
asst week, won first honors, the prize
warded being $40.
The topic for consideration at the Y. p.
:. L. service Sunday evening is "Our Ma
Ional Birthday. Our Inheritance. Our
Obligations" Pc. 1876.
F. ID. Burke and wife were in Sherburne
asst week looking up old relics. One OF {
heir purchases, an old bureau, is said to
AVE come over in the Mayflower.
Rufus Dix OF the st. Lawrence Univer-
ity, Canton, n. Y, is expected Thursday,
une 18th, and will preach at the Univer-
alist church next Sunday morning at II
'clock.
Mrs. Julia Kendall OF South Woodstock,
irs. Walker OF Springfield, Mrs. Carroll
4 Lebanon, n. H., Mrs. Bruce Of South
'omtret and Mrs. johnson of Newton,
dass., called on friends in town Thurs
lay.
DR.. j. II. Linsley OF Burlington and DR..
has. $. Caveriy OF Rutland, who are
making a locomobile tour in connection
With the state board Of health, passed
through here Sunday, taking dinner at ,
he Silver Lake House.
There will be a picnic and socisble at
he town hall on the afternoon OF July 4th
md cordial invitation is extended to
everyone. The ladies OF the Universalist
'hurch will serve ice cream and cake. A
general good time is anticipated.
Closing exercises of the South Barnard
ichool were held at the schoolnouse Sat
lrday evening. The entertainment con-
listed Of music, table8ux and a short
irsma. As is usually the case with South
Barnard entertainments, the house was
we'll filed.
As Ralph Tewksbury and friend from
Woodstock we're crossing Silver lake in a
,anoe Saturday evening the boat suddenly
overturned and as Mr.. Tewksbury could
not swim he narrowly escaped fatal &C.
,ident. The gentleman with him could
manage himself very we'll, and by his aid
Mr.. Tewksbury was able to cling to the
boat until help came to their rescue.
Recent guests at the Silver Lake House
ID. Martin, New York; V. ]. PIT
ridge, Brandon; George f. Clark, Bethel: |
z. Nj. Ford, Rochester; X. c. Evans, Troy,
\. y; II. c. Madison, New York: Mr.,