Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-31
BARNARD.

J.J. Nye is in poor health.
| Horace Larabee is working for F. ii
Thayer.
Lizzie Cope is visiting relatives in Hart
! ford, Conn.
Gertrude Putnam is convalescing from
the measles.
Albert Thayer is visiting his brother In
/ Aver, Mass.
Misses Aiken and Hadley spent Thurs
day in Bethel.
Frank Wood OF Quechee spent sundsy
at g. II. Kelley's.
W.T.. Davis was confined to the house
with grip last week.
Ed. White is In Boston where he ex-
poets to secure work.
Mrs. E. s. Putnam, who has been i'll
with tonsilitis is improving.
There will be a quarterly meeting at the
NJ. 4. church next Sunday.
Two sisters of e. j. Wells arrived
Thursday from Elkins, N. III.
Evening meetings are being held in the
Creek schoolhouse this week.
Rev. e. A. Read OF Bethel called on
friends In this village the I'D.
Bert Cady was unable TO be about his
work last week because OF illness.
8. ID. Putnam has taken rooms with his
daughter at Willow Lake Cottage.
Carl, youngest son OF Byron Hathorn,
was very i'll couple OF days last week.
Mr.. Heller OF Marion. Mass, has been a
guest at the Silver Lake House recently.
Ed. Burke and wife drove to Rutland
Saturday, where they are visiting friends.
r. @. Ashworth was not able to resume
until Mnndou nf fhiQ
week.
Mrs. Charles Stone is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Chamberlin in Windsor,
Conn.
John Jewett has been working up
about IS cords OF wood from his sugar
orchard.
Mrs. Frank V. Riley OF Tllton, N. H., is
with her mott er, Mrs. Ann Coughlin, for
a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Wbitcomb OF
Woodstock we're at the Silver Lake House
day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wood have heen
confined to the house by illness for
number OF days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Lille have gone to
Westford, N h., where they will make
their future home.
Edward Miller was over from the East
village on business relative to the schools
last week Tuesday.
A number OF young people from this
place attended the concert and dance at
Bethel Friday evening.
Henry Hoisington's family have moved
into |. j. NYe's house in Chateaugay for
the remainder of the winter.
Sterhen Mott and sister, Belle, have
moved into the house built by E. l.,
Emery near w. f. Davis saw mill.
Saturday was gala dsy for the sports
men. More than so people from neigh
boring towns were entertained here.
Eugene Thomas OF Woodstock narrow
ly escaped what bid fair to he q lively
runaway on the ice Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chauncey Walker, who fell from
her chair one week ago Saturday evening,
breaking her hip, is in critical condi-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Riley are with their
son, George, in Hartford for a few DAYS,
being called there by the illness OF Mrs.
Riley.
N. P. Chsmberlin, who has been con-
fined to the house by illness, is BILE to be
upon the street again, but is still in poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Dubois and two
taken possession of their new home at
North Barnard.
One OF the attractions that may be
found upon Silver Lake boulevard most
any afternoon is Master Stanley Putnam
with his 8-months-old colt, Alexander,
stepping off at lively gait.
Among the latest victims OF the grip are
w. F. Davis family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A.
Eastman, Leon Cady, Misses May Double-
dav end Rena Perkins, Mrs. Nelson
Chsmberlin, Mrs. Marcia Snow and Mrs.
Chas. Lewis.
The next social will occur on the even
ing OF Feb. 14th. 1t will take the form OF
a Danish valentine party and book carni- |
val. Mrs. Emma Waters Is arranging the |
entire program. Each conner Is invited to |
some well known book. The |
will be elaborate. Do not |
miss the date.
The school in the Upper district taught |
BY Miss Jennie Cootey closes this week
with an exhibition at the town hall this
Thursday evening, Jan. 81. The enter
will consist OF cantata, short
dramas, ETC., and has long been in careful
preparation and will undoubtedly be a
grand success. A dance will follow the
program and Moore's orchestra OF Hart
ord will be in attendance.