Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-30
BARNARD.

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that money win buy; guards, rake teeth
! and repairs for all machines; new potato
hoe. spring tooth cultivators, horse rakes'
| stove castings.
6w Mi. CHAMBERLIN, Barnard, VT.
Bert Hathorn is again able to be out.
VIM. Hull was in Randolph Saturday.
g. N. Putnam remains about the same.
Mrs. F. II. Thayer is improving slowly.
stephen Hoar is slowly improving in
health.
DIR. Mcbride returned from New York
last week.
WI. Davis was in Montpelier Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Ward has been very i'll for a
number of days.
A.C. Moore spent Sunday with his wife
in East Barnard.
Miss Rogers spent Saturday and Sunday
at F. II. Thayer's.
Rev. f. r. Currier is boarding with
Mrs. Emma May.
Several report lost sheep during this
months heavy rains.
GIN. Putnam was quite i'll last week
but is now on the gain.
Miss Lille Chase is attending the must
cal festival at w. r. Junction.
A cook from Boston has arrived at the
Silver Lake House for the season.
The family OF P. b. Hadley are now set
tied in their cottage on Lake st.
Fred Morgan came up from Bellows
Falls Saturday, returning Monday.
A. G. Brown OF Plymouth was at II. A.
Eastman's buying cattle Saturday.
Miss Sarah Gale of Woodstock is visit
ing at her uncle's, Arthur Mayne's.
VIM. Davis and Chas. Marcy were up
from Woodstock the first of the week.
A. F. Lamb and F. L. Townshend of
stockbridge were in town day recently.
Proprietor Holmes is making repairs
upon the lower veranda Of the Silver Lake
House.
Chauncey Perry and daughter Of South
Pomfret were at his brothers, Asa Perry's,
Sunday.
Misses Anna Chadwick and Maud Cady
Of Bethel were guests at II. o. French's
Sunday.
Rev. r. D. VanTassel will preach his
first sermon at the Uniyersalist church
June 9th.
Mrs. A. X. Aikens has been assisting in
the family Of Frank Rhodes in Bethel for
few days.
Mrs. p. b. Hadley, Miss Hadley and
Airs. 2. n. Chamberlin spent Wednesday
in Bethel
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Perry Of Wood
stock called on relatives in town the first
OF the week.
f. H. Brown of Burlington and Reuben
Whitcomb OF Stockbridge were in town
Wednesday.
Stephen Hadley of Marion, Mass, was
the guest of his brother, p. B. Hadley, a
part OF last week.
Mrs. Byron Hathorn met with the mis-
fortune to break a needle off in her hand. |
which has been very painful, recently.
n. P. Chamberlin and wife and Pearl |
Chamberlin, wife and little Mabel drove |
TO Randolph Saturday, returning Sunday |
p. B. Hadley is building poultry house
just above his cottage. Mr.. Hadley is /
quite an enthusiast in the poultry bust
ness.
professional golf player from Boston |
was in town last week, laying out a golf |
ground for Eben Holmes in one Of Asa
Perry's pastures.
Arthur Ellis of No. Tunbridge and Miss
Nellie Atwood OF this place were united in
at Mr.. Ellis home on the after
noon OF May 10Th.
Mrs O. o. Adams will conduct the Y.
p. G. u. service Sunday at Z 80 p. m. Sub
lect, 'With whom shall we compare our
selves ~ Cor. 1912.
Children's day exercises are in prepare
lion at the NJ. r. church, being under the
direction Of Mrs. Cotton, Miss Rena Per-
kins and Chas. Stone.
Miss A. La Vern Putnam arrived from
So. birmingham, Mass, on Wednesday
10 remain with her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Perkins, during the summer.
The citizens of this town are requested
10 meet at the hall next Saturday at p. m.
10 take action regarding Old Home Week.
Il is hoped great interest will be manifest
ID in this work.
Pearl Chamberlin has been driving the
stage while Daniel Howe is making re-
pairs upon his building i'm Woodstock,
ilso getting his new Concord coach in
for the summer.
While searching for his cows Sunday
evening Allen Kendall had the misfortune
% dislocate his shoulder. As he was on
he Lakota club grounds he was taken to
he club house and DIR. Hubbard was call
ID.
The ladies OF the Universalist church
Will give a social at the town hall Friday
,vening, May 3lst. You are cordially in
7ited to be present and be sure to carry
pencil and paper. It's case of "A penny
or your thoughts" Ladies remember
AXE.