Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-13

BARNARD.

BARNARD.
Sections. 4ac.each. all kinds and the bes
that money will buy; guards, rake teetl
and repairs for all machines; new potat'
hoe. spring tooth cultivators, horse rakes
stove castings; best machine oil.
CIV NJ. II. Chamberlain, Barnard, VT.
A. X. Aikens was in B~ridgewster Satur
day.
Miss Alice Kelly has returned to Wood
stock.
Augustus Hadley returned to Marion
Mass, on Friday.
Mrs. Charles Dean has been suffering
from an attack Of tonsilitis.
Augustus Putnam has been visiting rel
Rtives in Pittsiield and Bethel.
Mrs. Rose Barrett of Waltham, Mass.
is stopping at james Cadwelfs.
Mrs. Daniel Coughlin and Mrs. E. M,
May spent Saturday in Bethel.
Rev. r.. ID. VanTassel will be a guest at
II. Flowers during the summer.
Mrs. f. II. Thayer is so much improved
in health as TO be able to i out.
A. G. Perkins and j. A. Moore are at
tending court duties in Woodstock.
Perry Adams and Guy Cleveland were
with relatives in Woodstock Sunday.
f. ID. Burke and wife were with friends
in Pittsfield Wednesday and Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. c. c. Perry of West Rut-
LAND were guests at II. A. Eastman's Sat
urday.
George Riley and wife OF Hartford have
been with his parents here for a number
Of days.
John Gambell, Jr., has been quite sick
for a few days with a throat and lung
trouble.
Jennie Dean was called home from
~Bridgewater last week by the illness of her
mother
Several from this place attended the
graduation exercises in Bethel Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. l.. A. French was the guest of Mrs.
q. /. Abbott in Bethel Wednesday and
Thursday.
Ferris Perkins and wife and Miss Car
penter OF B~ridgewater were in town the
first of the week.
Robert Porter OF Hartford has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. S. A. Porter, and
other relatives here.
Mrs. III. A. Eastman and Mrs. L.. A.
Richmond spent Sunday at A.. w. East
mans in Woodstock.
Misses A.. /. Putnam and A. e. French
were guests Of Mrs. A. w. Eastman in
WOODSTOCK Ihufsuay.
Mrs. N. p. Chamberlin was in Gaysville
a part Of last week, assisting in the care Of
her mother, who is Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chant Of Worces-
ter, Mass, have been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Winslow.
Children's day exercises will be held
at the NJ. Il. church next Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour of service.
Ea, A...og. - I.sdo - Cua.a..-u4
N. H., were in tow Friday, being guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f.. r. Morgan.
Mrs, Glines of East Bethel, accompanied
by her friend, Mrs. Fowler, has been Wis
iting her father, Lorenzo Wheelock.
Mrs. F. II. Chapman vent to Woodstock
Saturday, expecting to return to her home
in White River Junction this week.
Miss Margaret Reagan came home from
White River Junction Saturday to remain
with her parents during the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayres and Jasper Perkins
of Bridgewater and 0. ID. Young of West
Rutland were guests at o. c.. Smiths Sun
day.
Mr.. Furman of Bridgewater has lately
purchased of farmers here quite a drove of
cattle. which passed through the village
Saturday.
Sam Cady took a short outing from his
work at the Billings farm in Woodstock
last week, coming home Friday and re-
turning Sunday.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of DR.. c. c. Perry of West
Rutland and Miss Mildred S. Tomlinson
of Holden, June 9th, 1901.
The following officers have been elected
for the Universalist Sunday school for the
year ensuing:-Supt., II. A. Wood; asst
supt., Rev. r.. ID. Vanfassel; Sec, Mrs. l..
A. French; treas, Miss A. e. French;
librarian, Miss L. r.. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. ii. Whitcomb Of Wood
stock celebrated their silver wedding an
niyersary on Saturday, June LIST, at their
cottage at Silver Lake park. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bradley, whose 25th wedding ami
occurred the same day, were with
them on this occasion.
The Book carnival, which was prepared
IN the month of February under the aus
pieces Of the U. L.. NJ. S. and under the i'm
direction of Mrs. +. NJ. Waters.
but postponed indefinitely, will take
place at the town hall on the evening of
June 2lst. The affair is expected to be a
pleasant social event and one we can i'll
afford TO miss. An elaborate literary pro-
gram is in preparation. Remember the
date and plan to attend.