Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-22
BARNARD.

| WANTED An experienced teacher.
Apply 10 A. q. Perkins, school director,
Barnard.
Remember the soldiers reunion Aug.
2Sth.
Mrs. F. H. Thayer returned from Buffalo
Saturday.
J. P. Jewett is having quite sale in
fruit plants.
Thomas Bowen OF Colorado is visiting
relatives in town.
Hattie Styles is visiting her sister in
Manchester, y. II.
A. c. Thayer has finished labor at the
Silver Lake House.
George Riley and wife were up from
Hartford over Sunday.
Carl Heifiin was over from Pomfret a
couple of days last week.
Cornelius Reagan and family OF Boston
are at Michael Reagan's.
c. w. Cleveland and wife lately visited
friends in South Woodstock.
Mrs. John Mcbride is at her fathers,
having finished work in Quechee.
Edwin Parkhurst of New York made a
short stay with his parents last week.
Mrs. (. NJ. Waters spent part of Old
Home Week with friends in HartlRnd.
Master Henry Chamberlin of Windsor is
| stopping with his aunt, Mrs. Mabel Stone.
Miss Grace Washburn Of Gaysville
called on friends in town last Wednesday.
Mrs. d. p. Simpson and Miss Romona
have returned from the White Mountains.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Cassidy are
home from Boston for their annual vaca
ton.
Seth Perry OF South Pomfret was with
his cousin, Guy Cleveland, the first of the
week.
DR.. H. V. Hubbard was in Rochester
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last |
week
Miss Mabel White of Marion, Mass, is
the guest of her friend, Miss Elizabeth /
Hadley.
Maud Cady was the guest Of her friend,
Matte Mellish, in Woodstock Friday and /
Saturday.
Wesley Miller of Bethel preached at the
NJ. +. church last Sunday in the absence
OF the pastor.
George Guernsey OF Windsor and Miss
Carrie Davis Of Hartland were guests at II.
o. French's saturday.
A. Brink had finger badly crushed BY
stones falling onto il while working on
the highway recently
G. W. Bliss went Monday to visit his
sister In Montpelier. He expects to be abb
sent a number Of weeks.
Rev. f. r. Currier has been with his
parents in Bethel for a number OF DAYS,
being greatly in need OF rest.
number from here attended Old Home
Day celebration at Rochester last Thurs !
day and at Woodstock Friday.
Mrs. c. Z. Wheelock and Myrtle were
guests at her sisters. Mrs Aldrich's, dur
ing Rochester's Old Home day.
Arthur Leavitt and Miss Fannie Leavitt
were among party of young people who '
recently spent day AT the park.
Dan Perkins arrived from Everett. Mass, v
Monday to spend a few days with his
and other relatives. \
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Day OF Bellows Falls
Ind Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney Of Pittsfield :
we're guests at Way Side Inn Friday.
Mrs. II. L. Waters and infant child OF
iaysville were with Mrs. f. VI. Waters
art Of last week, returning home Sunday.
Rev. r. d. VanTassel was with his
riend, Rev. Don Flower. at Hartland Four
5orners last week Tuesday and Wednes-
lay.
Bear in mind the preaching service at
jniversalist church next Sunday evening.
conducted by Rev. G.. +. Huntley. All are il
Welcome.
Floyd Fairbanks OF New York was in
own last Thursday. accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. William Pennington, OF :,
last Barnard.
Rev. Edward Mitchell Barney Of Bever-
y, Mass, delivered a sermon in the Uni "
ersalist church last Sunday evening to a n
'ood-sized congregation.
j. w. Coates OF East Calais will preach >
{ the Universalist church next Sunday at u
] a. m. in exchange with the pastor, Rev.
!. ID. NanTassel. In the evening Rev. o.
george +. Huntley OF South Framing i
am, Mass, viii deliver a sermon in place
I the Y. p. c. U. service. Remember the n
our, 1880 p. m. n
The program is now complete for sol
ier's day, Aug. 18th, and bills are posted u
n all neighboring towns. The Woodstock Ia
Hillary band viii furnish music for the
ccasion. Be on hand for the concert on
quare front Of Silver Lake House. be- y
ween and 10 a. m. Among the speak IA
RS of the day are Rev. w. A. Warner and
Ion. Hugh Henry. Don't miss this grand f
nnual celebration and basket picnic. vi
A quiet wedding took place at H. B.
'arkhursts Thursday morning at 10 NJ
clock when his only daughter. Cora j.. in
'as given in marriage to Willis II. Wilcox
I Elgin, Ill. The ceremony was perform s.
d by Rev. Wilmond Warner OF Bethel in IN
he presence OF only few immediate rel
tives and friends. The bride was gowned 10
] white baptiste with lace trimmings =;
'uring the ceremony the happy couple
TODD beneath an arch OF evergreen and
Thite flowers. After a brief wedding tour o.
ir. and Mrs. Wilcox viii go TO Elgin. H., ~,
here they will make their future home, -
lr. Wilcox being an instructor in an -
EDUCATIONAL institution there. The bride ~
'aves host of friends here who wish her \
" in the new life upon which she has 90
ntered. 81
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