Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
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BARNARD.
Booth. the photographer, viii be in
Bethel Tuesdays at the studio formerly oc-
cupied by j. II. Edison.
Chas. Cox of Woodstock was in town
saturday.
DR.. W. A. Jewett and family returned
home Monday.
Miss Blake of Windsor, Conn.,, is a guest
at Chas. Stones.
Mrs. Smith of Cambridge, Mass, is a
guest at S. Bents.
Mrs. Iazelle and Mrs. Crane are guests
at NJ. II. Billings.
Mrs. Bicknen OF Sharon is visiting
friends at South Barnard.
Mrs. s. c. Cady and Miss Maud are
guests at Wayside Inn this week.
The highway near S. Bent's place on the
creek is being improved by gravel.
Rev. r.. d. VanTassel win preach at the
East village next Sunday al P. m.
Miss Blanche Adams is stopping with
her grandmother in South Royalton.
A new coach has been put on the stage
route between Woodstock and Bethel.
Beatrice Chamberlin of Windsor is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Mabel stone.
Or. f. NJ. Wilson was at Gardner Ash
Iey's in South Royalton part OF last week.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Huntley Of South
birmingham, Mass, are expected Mednes-
day
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bridgeman were up
from Lebanon, n. H., Saturday and sun
day.
Miss Josie Cobb has returned to her
work in Woodstock, after a weeks yaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Miller of Pomfret
and friends have been at their cottage for
few days.
Maud Putnam OF Randolph has been
with her aunt for a few days at Willow
lake cottage.
Mr.. Baldwin Of Sharon and Miss Bald
win Of Boston were at Silver Lake park on
Thursday last.
DR.. II. V. Hubbard and John Moore at
tended the races at the South Royalton
track last week.
Forrest Richmond spent a couple of
days with his friend, Guy Cleveland, the
FIRST OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Clifford Of West
Hartford visited at II. A. Eastman's the
first Of the week.
The subject for the Y. P. c. L. meeting
next Sunday evening is 'sStepping Stones"
a welcome to ALL
Work is progressing rapidly on o. G.
Smiths new barn. II. L. Brownell is as
sistant carpenter.
Mrs. Charles Dean and daughter, Jen-
mic, are visiting relatives in Roxbury and
vicinity this week
Miss Eta Darling of Illinois is visiting
relatives here. Miss Darling is cousin OF
Mrs. n. p. Chamberlin.
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who took in the excursion to st. Adams
Bay last week Monday.
Earl Wilson OF Franklin Falls, n. H.,
accompanied by two friends, was in town
for fishing on Silver lake day recently.
Mrs. Chas. Davies went Monday to
Claremont, n. H., where she will visit rel |
atiyes before returning TO Jacksonville, |
Fla.
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks of New York is ex-
pected here to hold series OF special
meetings at the Nj. f. church, beginning |
Aug. 29th
Mrs. Chas. Thayer and two children re-
turned to New Britain, Conn.,, Wednesday |
after months visit among relatives and |
friends here.
Mrs. f. H. Thayer and her sister. Miss |
Nellie Rogers of Bethel, started for Buffa-
DO, ~ ", Monday to attend the PAN
American exposition.
party of % young people from Wood |
stock Inn enjoyed drive to this place last /
Thursday, with six o'clock dinner served |
at the Silver Lake House.
Road Commissioner F. c. Churchill has |
been making extensive repairs upon the |
streets in the village-a much-needed |
and appreciated improvement
Rev. f. NJ. Barney OF Beverly, Mass,
former pastor of the Universalist church /
of this place, arrived the first of the week /
and is stopping with Mrs. r. I. Dean.
Mrs. H. NJ. johnson and Miss johnson,
who have been guests at the Silver Lake
House for number of weeks, have re-
snrned to their home in Lynn, Mass.
The Universalist Sunday school viii |
hold picnic in Silver Lake park Satur
day, Aug. 18th. A free ride on the launch /
Lucy G will be given the children OF the
school.
An exciting ball game took place be-
tween the East Barnard and Prosper nine
at the East Barnard field Saturday after
noon. Players for each side were drawn /
from four different towns. The East |
Barnard pitcher was very swift. but failed /
TO connect his bat with the ball the Pros
per pitcher threw. After a fierce contest |
the game ended with a score of II to 10 in
favor of East Barnard.
The Tooth anniversary OF the establish
ing OF Aetnouisl preaching IA Town - 70 Il
be ceie brated at the NJ E. church in Barn. |
ard Aug. 9th and 18th, as before an
nounced. The anniversary will open
Tuesday evening, Aug. q, with sermon |
BY Rev. w. NJ. Newton, presiding elder of
Montpelier district. A centennial prayer |
meeting viii be held at 9 a. m. Wednesday. |
AT 10 a. M the historical address is to be
delivered by Rev. A. L. Cooper, DID,, OF
Randolph. In the O'Clock session IN the
afternoon former pastors will give adj
dresses. and addresses of reminiscent
character win be given by laymen. Rev.
Geo. W. Hunt, pastor Of the NJ. E. church,
ST. Johnsbury, viii preach in the evening.
An are cordially invited to be present.
Grove Meeting Program.
Following is the program Of the Barn