Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-05
BARNARD.

BARNARD.
Rev. E. A. Read was up from Bethel on
Friday.
FIJI. Thayer is in Massachusetts, on busl-
ness this week.
Miss Alice Adams has returned to her
work in Quechee.
Bessie Waters visited her parents in
Gaysyille last week.
Ak. Aikens and Miss Aikens were IN
Woodstock Saturday.
Charles Wood was home from Goddard
for Thanksgiving day.
DR.. Eben Wilson Joined his wife in Bos-
ton on Wednesday last.
Danforth Davis has been spending few
days vacation at home.
There is a great cry for water among the
farmers in this vicinity.
F. E. Riley was up from Hartford from
Wednesday until Sunday.
Oh. Cleveland is stopping with his son,
! c. W. Cleveland, for time.
DIR. H. V. Hubbard was with his parents
in Rochester on Thursday last.
Guy Hatch went to Northampton, Mass,
Monday TO be gone several weeks.
I Lillian Adams returned to Randolph
Z luEsndA. hlitI a htll NaSaAAfAA+
I Carpenter A. w. Ballard is making re-
pairs upon w. F. Davis steam mill.
2 Dogs have been destroying number OF
sheep from w. +. Davis large flock.
/ Mrs. E. NJ. Waters and Miss Wallace
spent Sunday at II. l.. Waters in Gaysville.
/ Uncalled-for letters remained at the
postoffice Dec. 1st for Mr.. Charlie A.Elliott.
I Mrs. q. f. Wheelock is employed as
I housekeeper for Mrs. Martha Arnold IN
I Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Perkins ate Thanks
giving dinner at II. y. Bruce's, South
/ Pomfret
Olive Cobb has resumed work at Wood
\ stock Inn, after months vacation spent
at home.
John Bradley and wife were up from
Woodstock last week, stopping at Mrs. d,
Coughlin's.
Willard Gambell, who is taking CLASH
cal course at the u. V. NJ, has been al
/ home for short stay.
Perry Adams and Guy Cleveland have
/ invested in a saving machine and VIII
soon be ready to do business.
/ Friday at VIM. Hull's the mercury regis
/ tered l47 below zero, while at the village
I il varied from - 10 - below zero.
I MISS MARY AdNsluN GAME NhlAt II bAll ipbn
/ ton last week TO attend the marriage OF
/ her sister, Elizabeth. She returned on Fri
I day.
/ p. B. Hadley has closed his cottage here
and the family returned to Marion, Mass,
/ Monday. We hope to welcome them back
in the spring.
The school in +. r. Morgan's district
was discontinued through part OF last week,
| On account Of illness in the family Miss
/ Tyler was called TO her home in Bethel.
Keep in mind the social at o. G. Smith
Friday evening OF this week. Come one
and all. pleasant time is promised. La
dies remember to furnish doughnuts and
cake.
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks was in town day
/ last week. From here he went to New
| York TO remain for a time with his broth
er. He was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. Pennington, OF East Barnard.
Maud Cady Of Bethel was at her uncle's,
| II. A. French's, from Saturday until Mon
day. She goes this week to Lebanon, n
/ H., where she has a situation as clerk in ID.
n. Bridgman's store during the holidays.
The marriage ceremony OF Mr.. Richard
Hoar and Miss Elizabeth Cassidy, both OF
this place. was solemnized at the Catholic
church, Woodstock, Wednesday, Nov. q,
\ 1901, at 10 a. m. Many friends wish the
happy couple life of much joy.
Women love clear, healthy complex
| ion. Pure blood makes L. Burdocs
/ Blood Bitters makes pure blood