Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-12
barnard.
Michael Cassidy IS very low.

H. d. Waters of Gaysyille was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. G. E. Huntley has returned to
birmingham, Mass.
DR.. Eben Wilson visited friends in South
Woodstock last week.
Mrs. Ann Walker has returned to Julia
KendaIls at Woodstock.
James Hatch was in Woodstock last
week on the Shaw trial.
Miss Alice Kelly of Woodstock called on
friends in town Saturday.
Robin West and wife entertained friends
from Sherburne last week.
Miss Sadie Hoar has been home from w.
X. Junction for few days.
The launch, "Mary E." made its first
trip of the season last week.
franklin White and wife spent last
week with their son in Barre.
Chas. Cox and wife recently visited al
Gardner Brides in Rochester.
The s. s. picnic in o. O.. Adams grove
July 4th was largely attended.
Mrs. Martha Gilmore recently spent a
day with friends in Tunbridge.
Y.P. c. U. topic, "The Test OF Amuse-
ments )" leader, Roy WheeloeE.
Lottie Smith was at her uncle's, kuius
Smiths, in Pitts6eld last week
doing work on Mrs. Deans house.
H. L. Brownell and family spent Satur-
day with friends in South Royalton.
Miss Elizabeth Hoar is at the Crawford
House, White Mts., for the summer.
Jennie Cootey will work at the Hotel
Hartland during the summer months.
Louis Hubbard of Rochester is spending
the week with his brother, DR.. II. g. Hub
bard.
Mrs. Dickerman and Miss Dora Whit
comb were recent guests at Rev b Z. talr-
banks
Mrs. Cornelius Reagan and Miss Mary
Reagan spent Sunday at J. B. Reagan's IN
Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bridgman OF Leba-
non, n. H., are guests Of Mrs. bridgman s
parents.
Geo. Hathorn OF Cloudland farm, Pom
fret, spent Friday and Saturday with his
parents.
H.O. French and F. D. Burke were in
Plttsfeld and vicinity a couple OF days
last week.
Mrs. Frank Markham of Bethel recently
spent few days with her mother, Mrs.
Asa Adams.
Mrs. Parker Babcock Of Randolph re
Gently visited at c. W. Hathorn's and u.
A. Abbott's.
Walter Leech has finished work for E.
]. Wells and returned TO his home in New
London, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon Aikens of Boston
visited her parents last week, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. r. T. Dean has finished WORK for
Geo. Paul at Woodstock and has moved to
her cottage here
Mrs. Ernest II. Wood and baby, Jose
,,hine NJ Everett Mass. arrived at ii. A.
Woods Thursday.
Mrs. Harriet Reno OF Vineland, n. j.,
arrived at her brothers., q. Z. wilson's,
for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Abbott, Miss Alb
bott and Rollin Abbott arrived from Dor
chester, Mass, Saturday.
The young people OF the Universalist
church are preparing an entertainment to
be given in the near future.
July 4th was quiet day in Barnard, the
attractions OF our neig hboring towns tax
ing our people mostly from home
e. J. Wells and Miss Wells took a car
rage drive to their old home, New Lon
don, n. H., Friday, returning Sunday.
Miss Martha Driver closed a successful
term OF school at Union village last Friday
and has returned to her home in Windsor.
Some excellent specimens OF last years
potatoes, raised on the Ed. Ayerill farm
Mt. Hunger, may be seen at the postothee
Cornelius Reagan, Jr., wife and child OF
Roxbury, Mass, arrived at his fathers
Michael Reagan's, Friday for two weeks
visit.
J.K. Pangborn started tor his home in
Menominee, Mich, Saturday, having
spent two weeks among friends OF his
childhood days.
The warm weather OF the past week has
~ To- y 70
Lake park and a number OF the cottages
are now open.
John Mcbride has finished work at Que.
chez and is at g. II. Kelley's for two
weeks rest before resuming his studies al
Dartmouth college.
There will be an entertainment at
o'clock tomorrow evening at the Univer
salist church, consisting OF music, instru
mental and vocal, and an informal lecture
by Mr.. Willism French Wilbour OF New
York city. Come and enjoy a pleasan
hour.
Late guests at the Silver Lake Hous
are Mr.. and Mrs Shawbell, Mrs. J. Franz
Foster, II. Payne, Hartford, Conn; MI
and Mrs f. +. Richmond, Miss A. Nj
Green, Mics Ida Gill, F. A. Gill, Wood
stock; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bond, Mis-
Bond, Chicago, Ill.
In the school in district No. 6,taught b
Mae /. Savage, the pupils, who had goo
marks in department and studies are e
Blanche NJ. Paige, LIST; Wilson Cotton,
Harold Perkins, 81 Sarah Rhodes, a. A
bert White, 5; Dora Lewis, 6. Damn
Hathorn has had no absent marks sine
entering school. Harold Perkins had Ii
most headmarks.
Mrs. Sarah Daniels passed away Frids
evening at the home OF her daughter, Mr.
BENZ Foster. Mrs. Daniels was in her I3i
wear and had been in feeble health Il
some months, but last week Tuesday 81
suffered a shock of paralysis from whiC
she did not rally. Funeral services We
held at the house Sunday at O'Clock. II
terment was at the North End cemeter
John Jewett narrowly escaped serio
accident while driving down what
known as the Parkhurst hill. The CIR
of the harness gave way, frig htening {
horse, so that II ran, throwing Mr.. Jewt
and Mrs. Elmer Davis and bany, who We
with him, from the buggy without SCI
ously injuring any one OF the party. /
horse came safely down the hill ana n
until reaching Jewett's yard, where
wheel struck tree, did IL free itself FRI