Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
Barnard.

day.
SD. Putnam is able to ride out once
more.
Miss Earle Chase is caring for Miss
Jewett this week.
Guy Adams is at his uncle's, Owen Ad-
ans, for few days.
Mrs. j. b. Reagan OF Bethel is visiting
at Cornelius Reagan's.
F. NJ. Chase serves as petit juror at
county court this term.
Dexter Walker, who has teen i'll for
some days, is on the gain.
G.. Abbott and wife visited friends in
town the first OF the week.
Mrs. NJ. n. Kendall of Bethel was a
guest at o. G. Smiths Friday.
Parker Clark and wife of Winchester,
/ n. H., are guests at NJ. h. Billings
Mrs. Lillian Newton will work for Mrs.
/ W. e. Danforth during the summer.
Charles Clapp Of Lebanon, \. H., has
/ been with friends in town for few days.
Mrs. o. d. Meyrick OF West Claremont,
( y. H., has been visiting at f. r. Morgan's.
Charles Angel OF Lebanon, n. H., has
been visiting his parents at James Cad
Wells.
n. o. Clapp has returned from Brattle- |
boro, where he has been with his son
through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burgess OF New |
York city are guests at the Silver Lake |
house for a few days.
NJ. II. Miller Of Pomtret has been build
ing boat house at the head Of Silver lake
and near his cottage.
Miss Rena Perkins has completed her
course at the Randolph Normal school
and is at home for the summer.
Mrs o. {. Burke has moved from Mrs.
r. T. Deans house to the Kelley place,
where she will occupy the east tenement
H. A. Wood started Monday for a car
rage drive to Mortified, Mass, and Vi
entity, expecting to return the last OF the
week.
Miss Emma Chamberlin arrived from
Windsor, Conn, Thursday and will spend
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Chas. !
Stone.
Mrs. C. f. Morse and two children have i
to their home in Quechee, hRv- y
ing spent several weeks with Mrs. Morse's s
parents,
Guy Cleveland and Forrest Richmond
are home from Woodstock and Ed White j.
and Lillian Adams from Bethel High I
school for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Perkins attended Z
exercises st the Randolph | "
Normal school last week, their daughter
lelng one OF the graduates.
We were entertained by the song OF a =
Y hip poor will from the willows at the
,utlet OF Silver lake Saturday evening, a
are occurrence for Barnard. d
Miss Alice Adams has returned from
Worcester, Mass, being obliged to give II
p work there on account OF i'll health,
nd will spend the summer at her brothers ii
viii Adams.
The pupils OF Miss Rogers school at in
Woodstock contributed a beautiful box
I flowers and delicious fruit to Asa Per- a,
Y, ST., lastWeek as a token OF their SYM
athy in his late misfortune. 49,
The hour OF the Y. P. {. L. service is &c
hanged from the forenoon to 8 p. m. The
,rviee next Sunday will be conducted by lei
Irs. o. o. Adams, the subject being W
A bout Our Fathers Business, )" Luke 2 49.
Mrs. E. NJ. Gambell and Miss Inez Ellis Gl
ent to Montpelier Tuesday to attend or
he graduating exercises at Montpelier
minary, william Gambell being mem be
er OF the graduating class and one OF the IA
rize speakers.
By the aid OF their teacher, the pupils OF OF
Liss Cootey's school have made great i'm on
in the appearance of their
'hool room by adding fresh paper and he
Amt to the walls, curtains to the win 81
1ws and nice clock, that all may know
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Mrs. o. 0. Adams and Mrs. G. Z. Wheel ~
X are delegates from the church TO the
lnual session Of the Green Mountain
ISOLATION of Universalists at Bethel no
Inc II and 10, and Misses Gertrude Will an
n and Lillian Adams represent the Y.
{. L. at this meeting. Blu
Children's day was observed at the NJ. T.
church last Sunday. the exercises by
e little ones were pleasing to a large Stt
aggregation and much credit is due OF
EN-, also those who assisted in their
aiming. The floral decorations were ar
tractive and with Miss Edna Davis at no
e organ the program was in every way
success. At the close, the pastor, Rev. ~
z, Fairbanks, gave short talk to the ~.
ildren. II.
Among recent guests at the Silver Lake
use are:-Francis Kendall, John II. M
andall, Watertown, Mass; Mrs. VIM. S. ~
urtlef, Longmeadow, Mass; Wm. II. !
lurch, J. c. Church, Dover, n. H.; Miss ne
lila Reynolds, St. Adams; Baxter w. fas
,berts, Goffstown, n. H.; Stephen Bill I
lgs, Concord, n. H.; Ernest Harrington, o,d
ed Billings, Manchester, n. H.; Mrs en,
irold s. Dana, Miss Mary f. Brooks, ~
Jorge F. Mass, VIM. J. sayward, Miss III
inc Boyce. Miss Nina j. King. Miss I
rrie Wood, Miss Lucy E. Wood, R. NJ. pes
wksbury, II. w. Fairbanks, ). NJ. Fair. cot
nks, Woodstock; F. G.. Taylor, Miss be-
ay L. Curtis, Bridgewater; Robert w. |
uthgate, Miss Winona NJ. Davis, Bos- fin
n, Mass: Percy II. Greaves, Miss Mabel cat
Davis, Cambridge, Mass; Warren w, out
'ad, Miss NJ. E. Cady, Bethel. ,