Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-29
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
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BIackberries, Tayloy's Prolific, one OF
the finest family berries; doz., Soc; 80, Il ;
100, s1.50. 1t JOHN p. JEwErT, Barnard.
DIR. Eben Wilson is in Boston this week.
John Bradley, who has been very i'll, is
improving.
Two of H. L. Brownell's children were
i'll last week.
II. r. Thayer of Warren was in town the
first of the week.
Several from here attended the ball game
at Woodstock Saturday.
Rev. Z. NJ. Barney preached at Hartland
Four Corners last Sunday.
Rev. r. ID. VanTassel spent part of last
week in North Montpelier.
John Hinchey Of Claremont, n. H., has
been in town the past week
The So Barnard school began Monday
with A. c. Eastman as teacher
Miss Mary Chamberlin of Windsor
is visiting her father and sister.
Richard Macy of White River Junction
has been visiting relatives here.
Misses Mabel White and Georgia Nye re-
turned to Marion, Mass, Saturday.
Asa Perry, Jr., has lately lost a valuable
Bradlaugh mare by its eating cherry leaves.
Nellie Ward has finished work at A. w.
Eastman's in Woodstock and is at home.
II. B. Parkhurst had the misfortune to
shoot off the end of finger while hunting
recently.
f. ID. Burke and wife. James Hatch and
wife and Maud Cady spent last week in
Pittsfield
Mrs. H. A. Wood and Miss Gertrude
Wilson have been on the sick list for a
few days.
Miss Fanny Hudlin, cook at the Silver
Lake House during the summer, returned
10 Boston Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Durkee spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. b. p. Hathorn, returning
to Randolph Monday
The subject of the Y. p. C. U. service
Sunday evening is 'Stepping Stones"
Leader, Myrtle Wheelock.
Mrs. Colby, Miss Colby and Leon OF
Hanover, y. H., spent last week at viii |
Adams, returning saturday
Miss Margaret Reagan has returned |
from Burlington where she has been can |
vassing for book during July and Au-
gust.
George II. Atwood OF Kansas, a native Of
this place, is visiting his brother, Parker /
i. Atwood, and other relatives in this Vi
cinity.
The subject Of Rev. r. d. VanTassers
discourse next Sunday will be "Our In
debtedness to the Church" A cordial
greeting to all.
Mrs. II. b. Parkhurst returned Saturday
from trip in Canada, including Montreal,
Quebec, Lake St. John and other points.
Her son, Edwin, accompanied her.
Miss Leona Adams is home from the
Mary Hitchcock hospital for a three
weeks vacation. A host of friends are
glad TO welcome her back after nearly a
years absence.
Both of Miss NJ. Il. Harrington's cot
tages at Silver Lake park were broken
the thieves found the articles for which
they were in search--lacking.
The 40th marriage anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Luce was observed on the
eve OF Aug. Goth. Many of their neighbors
and friends gathered to participate in the
making the occasion a jolly
one.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Per-
kins was the scene OF a pleasant social
event Monday evening, Aug. Goth, when
about sixty relatives and friends gathered
to celebrate their fifth marriage anniver-
sary. The lawn was Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns, and each guest assisted |
in making the occasion merry and one
ever to live in the hearts of host and hos I
tess. Toward the close of the evening a
lunch was served, after which several use
ful gifts, consisting of wool carpet, straw '
two willow rockers, towels and a
small sum OF money, were presented Mr.. a
and Mrs. Perkins. The honor OF presenta- 4
ion was conferred upon Frederick NJ.
chase, the host responding in most pleas +
ing manner. All joined in wishing the 1,
happy couple "many happy returns of the
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