Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-31
BARNARD.

Bert White is at home for short stay
Mrs. o. S. Mason is a guest at Nj. II.
/ Billings.
Mrs. Susan Porter is visiting friends IN
I East Bethel.
slayton Billings is in Winchester, \. H.,
I for few days.
DR.. Cooper of Randolph supplied the NJ.
z. pulpit Sunday.
Iucian Blaekmer has returned TO st.
| Louis for the winter.
Mrs. Chandler Of Woodstock was IN
town last Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Rogers spent Saturday and
Sunday at f. II. Thayer's.
/ Danforth Davis was home from Mont
pelier the first of the week.
| Miss Alice Adams is enjoying vacation
| from her work at Quechee.
| Mrs. r. T. Dean and Mrs. l.. A. French
were in Woodstock Thursday.
Owing TO III health, Rev. r. X. Currier
has not yet returned from Bethel.
Mrs. Genie Carter of Hanover, n. H., is
caring for her sister, Mrs. 5. b. Aikens.
Roy Wheelock came home from Bethel
Friday to enjoy couple OF days hunting.
Nellie Ward has finished work at
Woodstock and viii remain at home for a
time.
Mrs. d. n. Chamberlin OF Randolph
spent a couple of days at w. +. Davis last
week.
Miss Inez Hosmer of Lebanon, N. H.,
has lately been with friends here and in
Bethel.
S. ID. Putnam, who has been enjoying
week at the an-American, returned home
Friday.
Louis Hubbard of Rochester spent sew
eral days with his brother, DR.. II. V. Hub
bard, last week.
Mrs. L. A. Richmond and father, Mr..
Walker, recently spent day with rela-
tives in Quechee.
Miss Earle Chase returned from Buffalo,
N. ", on Wednesday last, reporting a
most enjoyable trip.
William Newton and wife of Springfield,
VT, have been visiting relatives of Mrs.
Newton in this place.
Mrs. ID. K. Daley and children OF North
Hartland spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hoar.
DIR. John Mcbride has established a
business in West Swanzey, n. H., and his
family will join him there this week
Pearl Chamberlin has finished work in
the shop at Gaysville and is now working
in the lumber camp at Chateauguay.
Miss Alice Kelly is i'll at Mrs. r. T.
Deans and is cared for by Miss Lane of
the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
A Halloween dance is advertised for
Thursday evening, Oct. 3lst, at the town
hall. Moore's orchestra viii furnish mu-
sic.
r. ID. VanTassel called on friends here
last week. being on his way to Hinsdale, |
n. H., where he will preach during the
winter
George Kelley, Jr., and wife have been |
with his parents for a two weeks vaca- |
ton. They expect to return TO Quechee |
Saturday.
this place, now of Hardwick, has been |
spending number OF days among old |
friends here.
Through the courtesy OF S. ID. Putnam, |
several people received souvenir cards of |
the PanAmerican exposition last week. |
Many thanks.
Don't forget the date OF the social at G. |
w. Cleveland's, Nov. LIST. Everybody go,
for you are sure of a good time. Supper |
from to 9 p. m.
Work was begun upon the bridge at the
outlet OF Silver Lake Monday morning.
An iron waste water sluice will be put in |
about three feet from the surface.
The huntsman is out late and early with
his gun, but up to the time of writing no
deer has been brought in by our local
men. A few report tussel with the shy
animal, but without success in capturing
him.
The blacksmith shop, which has been
taking a several days journey from its old
location to the east corner of E. j. Wells
LOT has finally reached IFS destination |
and our blacksmith, S. B. Aikens, will be
shoeing horses at the old stand in few
days.
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