Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
BARNARD.

BARNARD.
Sections, 49c.each, all kinds and the bes
that money will buy; guards, rake teetl
and repairs for all machines; new potati
hoe, spring tooth eultiyators, horse rakes
stove castings; best machine oil.
6w NJ. II. CHAMBERIIN, Barnard, Vt.
G.L Gilbert Of Bethel was in town sun
day.
scott Badger was quite III the first Of thu
week.
Rollin Abbott was up from Boston day
last week.
The dance Friday evening was pleasant
social event.
A l. Cady Of Bethel called on friends in
town saturday.
Albert Thayer suffered from heat pros
tration Saturday.
Eff. Abbott went to Boston Friday to
be gone few days.
A.D. Angel was with his son in Leba-
non, n. H., recently.
Miss Margaret Reagan has been visiting
relatives IN Burlington.
Alexander Briggs Of Rochester visited
relatives in town last week.
Mrs. /. A. French visited at c. f. Black S
IN south Royalton recently.
John button has been visiting his BROTH
er, Geo, Dutton Of this place.
Mrs. Rose Barrett is very low. Miss
Miller Of Boston cares for her
Mrs. Edgar Hathorn Of Greenyille, y. H.,
is visiting at G. W. Hathorn's,
G. ID. Rogers of Providence, r. l., is a
a guest at the Silver Lake House.
Mrs. X. T. Dean arrived Friday and has
opened her cottage for he season.
Charlie Hardy was quite badly hurt Sat
urday by ball striking bis right eye.
Irene Graves Of Springfield, Mass, is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. II. A. Wood
Mrs. Lizzie Darling Of Bridgewater was
with relatives here Monday and Tuesday
Alfred Gregory Of the Orphans home,
Burlington, Is living az jerome Morgan $
Mrs G. ID, Wood Of Hartland Four Cor
ners is Visitingat her unele's Fred Perkins.
DIR. A. l.. Mcmillan and son. Louis, Of
Hanover, Mass, were in town last Thurs
day
II. l.. Waters, wife and infant child
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Emma
Waters.
Albert Kendall Of Stowe was the guest
Of bis father, Alien Kendall, the first Of
the week.
Mrs, Mary Gale has been with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Martini IN Bridgewater, for
a few days.
Mrs. G. l. Abbott and son, George, of
Bethel were guests Of Mrs. l.. A. French
part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Hoar spent sat
urday and Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. D. X. Daley,in North Hartland.
Mrs. d, r. Simpson and daughter are at
her fathers, Z. + Abbotts, for a time be
fore joining Mr.. Simpson at the Crawford
House.
Mrs. Irene Sibley OF Springfield. Mass,
arrived Monday and will be the guest OF
her niece, Mrs. Ghas. Stone, during the
summer.
Geo. II. Atwood, for many years resi-
dent Of this place, died al the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. q. G. Aikens, in Everett,
Mass, June 18th at the age OF 81 years
The subject treated at the Universalist
church next Sunday morning will be sep
aration Of Moral Character. text taken
from Matt. 25:32. All are cordially invited.
Among late guests at Wayside Inn are -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Billings OF Wood
stock; James r. Gibbs OF Saratoga Springs.
y. X, and Henry Green Of Worcester,
Mass.
Guy Putnam came home from Boston
friday Tor two week5 vacation. For the
past two years Guy has been employed in
q. Z. Aikens grocery store, and as he is a
young man cf much enterprise, he is sure
70 make success in the business world
Rollin C.owell's infant daughter died OF /
heat prostration Saturday morning. Fu- |
neral services were held at the house Mon /
day at p. m, Rev. +. II. Currier speaking |
words Of comfort to the bereayed family /
lnterment was made at the Central ceme- /
terry.
DR.. Durfee Of Wnooski will speak at the /
NJ. Z. church next Sunday morning and at 1
the unlyersalist church in the evening in /
behalf Of the Anti-Saloon league. II will /
be union service IN the evening and it is /
hoped there may be large representation |
from both churches In attendance,