Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-18
NEWS In Towns ABOUT.
BARNARD.

Will Wheeler has been haying at II. A
Eastman's the past week.
George Chadwick, Jr., is working fol
Elmer Davis in Royalton.
L. ID. Reagan is working for LuciaH
Richmond during haying
Will Thayer returned from two weeks
visit in Aver, Mass Friday.
Crystle Walker OF East Barnard is work
ing for Mrs. L. A. Richmond.
f. L. Emery and wife Of Bethel Gilead
spent Sunday at +. X. Morgsn's.
William Burnett Of Concord, \. H., is
with bis aunt, Mrs. F. II. Thayer.
Mrs. Sarah Harding OF Pomfret is with
her niece, Mrs. Lemuel Wheelock.
Miss Abbie Badger is taking a short
vacation from her work in Woodstock.
Miss Alice Reagan visited her sister,
Mrs. Owen McCabe in Quechee last week.
Mrs, Q. A. Lewis is stopping with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin White, for
few days
Mrs Laura Cady was with her brother
and sister over Sunday, returning to Beth
q Monday
Miss Myrtle Cox of Brattleboro arrived
at her uncle's, w. c. Danforths, the first
Of the week.
Mrs II. B. Putnam and son, Guy, visit
ed at Charles Alarcy's in Woodstock last
Wednesday,
W. C. Waldo and family and Mrs. Chss.
Waldo OF Bethel were in town Friday call
ing on friends.
Mrs. D, c, Aiken Of Boston was a guest
at A. X. Aiken's last week, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Dalton arrived from Fitch
burg Mass, Thursday and is the guest of
Mrs, +, Nj. May.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Neuhaus and son Of
Windsor, Conn, arrived at the Silver Lake
House Wednesday,
Arthur Putnam Of Randolph lately spent
couple OF days with his father and sister
at Willow Lake farm.
Mrs. Charles Thayer and son. Harold. of
Stamford, Conn, are guests at +. e. Tuck
er's for number Of weeks.
Rev. Elizabeth Goldthwait of Williams
Vile joined her friend, Rev. A. B. Aldrich. |
at Silver lake park Monday.
The Y. p. c. Z. subject for next Sunday
will be "Blessed are the pure in heart, f" |
with Lillian Adams as leader.
J. w. Hudson Of Rutland is making re-
pairs upon o. G. Smiths barn. Mr.. Hud- |
son Is brother Of Mrs. Smith.
Miss Ida Neuhaus arrived from Windsor, |
Conn, Monday for the summer She is a
BUZZ NJ AbN t3llNNi A-hht ilbhSts
Mrs. VIM. HUI and Lizzie Emery re-
Gently spent a day at their father's Eu-
gene Emery's, in Bethel Gilead
Mrs. NJ. p. Babbitt OF Fitchburg, Mass.
accompanied by her niece, Romona Ken |
dali, is visiting relatives in town.
Guy Putnam returned to his work in .
Boston Saturday, having enjoyed two
weeks vacation with his parents.
Mrs. Bemue Wheelock has been serious
ly III with pneumonia, but at the time OF .
writing she was more comfortable.
Rev. +. A. Read OF Bethel will preach
here and at East Barnard next Sunday in
exchange with Rev, X. d. VanTassel
Rev. Don Flower Of Hartland was in
camp with his friend Rev. r. ID. VanTas-
sci, at Silver lake park Friday and Satur-
day
Rev. Don Flower of Hartland Four Cor
ners preached an excellent sermon from
Matt. 22;2l at the Universalist church last
Sunday.
r. j. Wells is cutting the hay on c. ID.
Cushing's farm, also on Mrs. French's lot.
and w. F. Davis has contracted for the
ellison farms.
The centennial anniversary Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church of this place will
be observed August q and 2S. See notice
Of program later. II
MISS bdhtEs VINO mas Deen caring Tor /
Mrs. Barrett, will remain at James Cad
wells for a much needed rest before re-
turning to Waltham, Mass.
Word was received last week OF the ILL.,
ness Of Leona Adams at the Mary Hitch
cock hospital, Hanover. y. n. At latest
news she was conyalescing. II
Mrs Edwin Emery and daughter.
Gladys, Of Woodstock were guests OF her {
parents, Mr. and Mrs c. D. Dean, last
week. They returned home Monday.
Late arrivals at the Silver Lake House
are Mrs {. L. Field, Mrs. Z. G. Jernegan =
and baby, Elliott Jernegan, OF Roxburv.
Mass, Mrs. johnson and Miss Johnson Of
Lynn, Mass
Rev. Anna Aldrich of North MONTPELIER.
accompanied by her sister, Miss Katherine !
Aldrich, OF Hartman, Tenn, arrived last
Thursday and are at the Marston cottage
for few weeks.
Mrs. Rose Barrett Of Waltham, Mass, [
died Of consumption at James CadwelIs :
Friday morning, July 18TH, at the age Of
= years Funeral services were held at {
Mr.. Cadwelis Sunday al p. M, Rev. VIII /
mond Warner Of Bethel officiating. In
terment was at the Central cemetery.
The Ladies Mite society viii give an ice
cream festival at the town hall Friday
evening, July 18th. A literary and musi- ,
sal program viii occupy the first hour.
which Is sure to be made interesting bv
several readings from Mrs e. "A Read ST
Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs Moore will furnish {
music for marching and dancing. Don't
miss = good time. Ladies remember to
carry cake. .
While Mrs. W. c. Danforth and Miss A.
L, Putnam were in Bethel last Friday.
their horse, which was hitched near Bethel
mills, freed itself from the halter and
started down Main street. overturning the {
carriage and finally leaving il at one 81 !
Brooks 4 Washburn's stone posts. COM
pietely demolished, while the horse went !
on np the concrete walk at a 20 pace un-
III she slipped and fell, fortunately not |
seriously iniuriug herself
EAST BARNARD.
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