Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-03
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Irs. A. V. Adams is quite sick.

Barnard
Mrs. A. V. Adams is quite sick.
BE. Cham berlin is on the sick list.
A. Drinks little child was quite sick
last week.
Lora Aikens has been at Lakota Lake
for a few days.
E. j. Wells was in New London, N. H..
part OF last week.
Walter Leech of New London, N. H., is
clerking for E. j. Wells.
Miss Jennie Cootey returned from
Der visit at Wilder Friday.
+. NJ. Chase eanvassed in W. r. juno
ton and vicinity last week.
Inez Wallace of East Barnard is work.
ing at Rev. S. p. Fairbanks.
Mrs. Fairbanks and son, Ivan, arrived
at the parsonage last Wednesday.
! Edward Miller of East Barnard was at
the Center on business a day recently.
Miss Wells went Monday to Bridge
water where she will teach this spring.
Miss Blanche Adams began her school
in the Howard district, Royalton, Mon
day.
| A. W. Eastman has rented the George
| Badger place at South Barnard and NOV.
/ ed there last week.
| Harriet Chadwick, who has been with
his mother in Tunbridge for several
/ weeks, returned last Wednesday.
The dance Friday evening was not
| largely attended but those who We're
present report an enjoyable evening.
Mrs. T. A. Trevillian went Thursday TO
Rochester where she will spend few
weeks with her brother, F. E. Burditt.
E. w. Rolfe OF Tunbridge, reporter for
the Boston Globe, canvassed the town
last week for the Barre Evening Telegram.
Mrs. Asa Adams was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll last week, the cause
being heart trouble. DIR. Hubbard was at
once called and she soon got relief.
Danforth Davis, who has been i'll with
grip at Montpelier, and cared for by his
other, Mrs. W, r. Davis, was able to re-
turn home on Tuesday OF last week.
Rufus Dix, student Of the ST. Law
renee university, Canton, n. Y, is en-.
gagged to preach al the Uniyersalist church
during the months OF July, August and
part Of September.
Excitement over the escape OF the jail
birds has prevailed here as elsewhere the
past week and quite force OF men went
to Pittstield Saturday that more correct
news might be learned.
The Y. 2. {. union will hold a SER
vice next Sunday at the usual hour,
II a. m, with Miss Leons Adams as lead
er. Her subject is "The Tyrany Of Ridi.
Guile" All are welcome.
News has just been received OF the
death OF AFRO Clifford OF So. Woodstock.
Mr.. Clifford was for many years resident
OF this town and a highly respected citi-
zen. He leaves many friends.
The Trevillisn Bros. closed their bust
ness here on Saturday and went by car
rage drive to Lebanon, n. H., where
they will remain for a time with their
parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Treyillian.
Chester .Cady planted potatoes on his
farm April oath. Who in Barnard can
beat this record Mr.. Cady tells us that
since he has lived where he now does
there has been only one year that he has
missed planting potatoes In the month OF
April.
The ell part of A. X. Aikens' house
caught fire late one afternoon last week
from the burning out OF a chimney.
Fortunately, help was at hand and a few
pals of water soon extinguished the
flames and only a small portion OF the
roof was burned.
Word came on Saturday that Miss
Flower OF Hartlsnd who has been engag-
ed 70 teach the spring term OF school in
the T.. II. Morgan district, was Ill and
would not be able to attempt the work.
Miss Beons Adams has been secured as
substitute. Other teachers in town are
Miss COoty, upper district; Miss Dyke OF
Bethel, Mt. Hunger; Miss Sewell of
Royalton, creek; Miss Savage OF Bethel,
North Barnard Miss Ellis, Gambell dis
trict; Miss Hammond, East Barnard;
Mrs. Eastman, Turkey Hollow; Miss
Simmons OF Woodstock, So. Barnard.
81 think DeWittis Little Early Risers