Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-27
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
BARNARD.

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rangements to have a grand July 4th celC
bration at Bethel. This club includes /
its membership most of the principal bus
mess men of Bethel and this fact is
guaranty that the affair will be a success.
Sections, 44c.each, all kinds and the bes
that money will buy; guards, rake teetI
and repairs for all machines; new potat,
hoe, spring tooth cultivators, horse rakes
stove castings; best machine oil.
6w NJ. II. CHAMBERLIN, Barnard, Vt.
II. p. Paige has returned to Dorchester
Mass.
A party from Randolph were at the park
Monday.
Carrie Tucker is assisting Mrs. L. A
Richmond.
A. G. Eastman returned from Burling-
ton Friday.
Roy Wheeloek is nome from Bethel for
the summer.
A.. G.. Thayer will work for f.. Holmes
during the summer.
Mrs. A. q. Perkins was in Woodstock
the first Of the week.
Mrs. Bertha Chamberlin has Joined her
husband in South Pomfret.
w. II. Wilcox of Detroit. Mich, is a
guest at H.. b. Parkhurst's.
Mrs. Chas. Marcy Of Woodstock spent
Thursday with relatives here.
Mrs. G. Z. Wheeloek and Myrtle have
returned from Greenfield, Mass.
Charles Wood is expected to return
from Goddard seminary Thursday.
Walter Leach Of New London, ". H..
has been at f.. J. Wells the past week.
Patrick Maynes of Woodstock has been
plastering Edward Leonard's new house.
Miss Alice Adams came up from Que
chez on wednesday last, returning Thurs
day.
Or. H.. V. Hubbard was the guest of his
parents in Rochester Thursday and FRI
day.
Mr., and Mrs, Eben Clifford of Norwich
recently visited Mrs. Cliford's son, L.
Flowers.
Danforth Davis returned from Montpel-
Ter Friday to remain at home during the
summer.
Hon. w. c. Danforth has been confined
TO the house for a number Of days by a
severe cold.
Miss Elizabeth Hoar has a situation at
the Crawford House and expects 10 GO
about july lst.
Miss Sadie Hgar returned. from the Bur
lington Business college Monday for the
summer vacation,
NJ. II. Billings has lately had a colt
badly cut by becoming %entangled In a
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Mrs. II. NJ. Angel of Bethel was re-
Gently the guest of her mother and
brother Of this place.
w. F. Davis went to Montpelier Monday i
after twenty head OF cattle which he pur- F,
chased there last week. ,
Rev. G. NJ, Charlton of Bethel preached y
at the NJ. r.. church Sunday in exchange I
with Rev. +. II. Currier. ]
Bert Adams and Miss Myrtle Adams of
Worcester, Mass, were guests at W. r. :
Adams last Wednesday. !
There is TO be a dance at the town hall .
Friday evening. Music will be furnished
by Moore's orchestra Of Hartford.
Miss Helen Wallace conducts the Y. P.
G. Y. service next Sunday evening. AL
cordial invitation is extended to all.
DR.. L. NJ, Wilson has arrived from Mid
dleboro, Mass, and will spend the SUM +
mer with his brother, @. +. Wilson.
Mrs. Harriet sibley and Miss sibley of 5
Springfield, Mass, arrived Monday and
Wlllspend the summer at II. A. Woods. i
Miss Cora Parkhurst arrived from Big
Rapids, Mich, Wednesday OF last week to D
remain with her parents for the summer.
Deer are often seen drinking from Sill a
yer lake THIS season, many of them PASS
ing within a short distance Of the cot n
tages. u
The Uniyersalist pastor viii use for his ~
subject next Sunday morning THE On "
portunities Of Life.' Don't forget the :,
hour-I a. m. NJ
Miss GeorgiaUa Nye arrived from Mar
Mass, Saturday and will do the vi
tahiework a. the Silver Lake House dur
ing the season. la
Home Briggs OF Fitchburg, Mass, rep
ysenting the American Bridge CO., and pc
Frank Wilson of Boston, representing the
New England Bridge Co., were at II. A. hi
sastman's Friday. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Simpson and Miss
were guests at f.. F. Abbott's a 90
art Of last week. Mr.. Simpson goes this a,
week To the Crawford House, White :
Mountains, for the season.
As VIII Harlow was descending the Hill NJ
last II. A. Woods house ON his bicvcle ..
saturday afternoon the pedal broke, -,
hrowing him several feet and rendering y
nm unconscious for some minutes. His las
ace was quite badly bruised, but IL !
loped there was no more serious injury, 81
te was able to be taken home that night HS
al latest accounts was doing well.
Can't be perfect health without nure 81
Hood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes "
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