Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21
Barnard.

Truman Mott has been sick at Ed Dur
: KEGS.
George Kelley spent Sunday with hi
parents.
, Carl Ellis is working for his uncle, "
, r. Paige.
Presiding Elder Davenport was in tow
last week.
! Charles Badger, Jr., is visiting in Clare
] mont, n. II.
Master Clement Mcbride is visiting hi
grandparents.
Miss Sarah Gale is guest at her uncle's
Arthur Maynes'.
Mr.. Bride OF Rochester spent last weel
at Charles Cox's.
Monroe Nye and son of Gaysville wer
in town Thursday.
E. j. Wells was in New London, n. Fl.
the first OF last week.
Chas. Atwood OF Bethel was at N. P
lChamberlin's last week.
Mrs. Bert Boyee of Woodstock spent
Sunday with her parents.
Maud Cady OF Bethel is with her uncle
Fl. o. French, for the summer.
@. E. Wilson was confined TO the house
| by sickness a part OF last week.
! Mrs. Belle Perry is visiting her uncle,
Mendol Wood, at East Bethel.
Mrs. Arthur Putnam spent last week
with her parents in Bridgewater.
| Mrs. d. L. Locklin has been with her
son, II. K. Locklin, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Paul were with
relatives here the first OF the week.
Geo. Guernsey and Miss Lillian Seaver
spent Sunday with friends in town.
George Chadwick and wife OF Hartford
recently visited their son and family.
Frank switzer OF West Woodstock was
at j. n. Gambeil's few days recently.
Arthur Putnam OF Randolph spent
Friday and Saturday st A. G. Perkins.
Y. PC. U. topic-"The Bible our Guide. "
Lucian Blackmer will conduct the service.
Superintendent F. ii. Chase spent last
week visiting schools, being of duty at
court.
Miss Margaret Kelley came home from
Hinsdale, n. H., Saturday for a short va
cation.
Mrs. r. 7. Dean was in town the first Of
the week putting her house IN readiness
to occupy.
Irving Whitcomb Of Woodstock was at
the park last week making repairs upon
his cottage.
Mrs. A. W. stickney OF Springfield has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin White.
A. c. Eastman came home from the Uni
versity Of Vermont Wednesday for the
summer vacation.
VIM. Gsmtell has completed mis- course
Of study at the Montpelier seminary and |
came home Friday.
Mrs. Anna Adams has returned from !
RnVaIfnn w hare she hos haar1 or
With friends for few weeks.
Mrs. o. Z. Smith returned from Bridge
water Wednesday, where she has been
Tor some weeks with a brother.
Miss Margaret Reagan, teacher in the
Graded school at W. K. Junction, is at
lome for the summer vacation.
At the Republican caucus Saturday aft
.rnoon o. 0. Adams and c. {. Aikens
we're chosen delegates to the state conven-
ion.
Harvey Dean of Glenwood, Iowa, ar
lived in town Wednesday OF last week to
emain some days at his cousins, Chas.
beams.
The Ladies' Mite society will meet at
heir room in the Uniyersalist church
his week Friday afternoon. bean sup /
er will be served.
c. W. Cleveland and wife visited friends
n South Woodstock recently, and while ,
here Mr.. Cleveland purchased a very !
andsome new buggy.
Mrs. ID. p. Simpson and daughter, Ro-
IONA, are at r. F. Abbotts for a short
inc. Mrs. Simpson will spend the SUM- [
Ter with her husband at the White Noun !
Inns.
Elmer Whitcomb and brother, Frank, '
ave been at their grandfather's, E. F. '
bbott's, the past week. The former
-arted Tuesday fer the Crawford House, :
White Mountains, for the summer season. i
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Billings OF Wood /
.ock passed through Barnard Friday on I
heir way to Rochester, making a short /
all at the postotfice. Mr.. Billings owned c
u many years the stage route from !
Woodstock 10 Bethel and is well known
} the people OF this community.
Mrs. Plinney ID. Ward died Tuesday e
forming, June 18th, after a long illness. /
be has been great sufferer for many [
ears, A husband and two sons, George G
nd Perkins Ward, survive her. The fu- 4
eral was held at her home Thursday aft |
moon, Rev. ;. p. Fairbanks officiating. I
lterment was at the North End ceme-
ny.
Late guests registering at the Silver {
axe House are M. L. Hinchman, Rut- o
nd; F. M. Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. v
ent, Miss e. B. Kent, W. A. Torker, Jr.. q
outh Royalton; J. A. Greenwood, Ches- c
IT; MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Harlow, Miss y
raham, Hartlsnd; Miss NJ. F. French, a
oston; Alvin Hatch, Mrs. L. E. McIn-
'sh, Woodstock; Miss Sesver, @. F.
uernsey, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Richmond,
liss Richmond, f. NJ. Vaughen, w. A.
Z. A. Jones, Windsor; A. W.
yer, Burlington; Miss Plumber, Con- D
Ird, n. II.