Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-06
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
BARNARD.


FoR SALE; A good secondhand orgal
at half its value il sold at once; for cash o
would give easy terms to the right party
Address Box 2l5, Bethel, VT. 6w
Sections, q to 3, all kinds and the hes
that money will buy; guards, rake teetl
and repairs for all machines; new potat'
hoe, spring tooth cultiyators, horse rakes
stove castings.
CIV NJ. H. CHAMBERLIN, Barnard, VT.
Mrs. Fletcher Wheat is very low.
Miss Rogers spent Saturday with hel
sister.
Chas. Cox Of Woodstock was in town
Sunday.
DIR. II. v. Hubbard was in Woodstock
Saturday.
James Ward OF Woodstock was with his
mother a day recently.
A. b. Pollard OF Chester has been stop
ping at +. 5. Putnam's.
Miss Bessie Holt OF Queehee was at Mrs
Ida Ellis on Wednesday.
Will Newton OF Charleston, n. H., has
been in town the past week.
Mrs. Franklin Wheat has been i'll Tor
some days, but is improving.
We all enjoy meeting Uncle Daniel Per-
kins upon the street once more.
Mrs. Lizzie Burnett recently spent day
with her sister, Mrs. +. II. Thayer.
Mrs. Martha Lincoln OF Everett, Mass,
is housekeeper for Mrs. ID. S. Perkins.
Rev. r. d. VanTassel is expected to ar
rive from Canton, New York, this week.
Remember the service at the Universal
list church Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
Miss Louise Paige came home from Bos-
ton last week and is i'll with scarlet fever.
Miss Wallace was unable to return to
her school Monday on account OF illness.
Rev. d. r. Ball, state superintendent Of
the Universalist church. was in town last
week.
Miss Fannie Gambell has been quite i'll
for a few days. DIR. Hubbard has attend
ed her.
Mrs. Emma Waters and Bessie spent
Saturday and Sunday with her son in
Gaysyille.
Miss Nellie Casey Of the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, is caring for Mrs. +.
j. Wheat.
Maud Adams did not go to Rochester to
work, as was expected but is working at
Gardner Adams.
Miss Helen Wallace went to Bethel
Thursday 10 spend the remainder OF the
week with relatives.
Mrs. F. II. Chapman Of w. X. Junction
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate
Soule, the Iast week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Smith and little
Edith were with relatives in Pittstield
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. +. r. Currier gave a special sermon
for the children Sunday morning. His
subject was "Joseph."
III. o. French went Wednesday 10
Charleston, n. H., where he is the guest OF
his aunt, Mrs. Jane ellison.
John Hosmer and daughter, Bertha, of
Lebanon, n. H., were at FL. Townshend's
during part OF last week.
Children's day exercises at the NJ. L.
church have been postponed one week,
making the date June 10th.
Maud Cady OF Bethel and Anna Chad
wick OF Lynn, Mass, were guests Of Mrs.
r. ID. Burke Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 5. Perkins returned to
their home at the village Saturday, having
spent the winter with their daughter, Mrs.
j. &. Hathorn.
While working upon the flume last
Wednesday Frand Thayer stepped upon a
spike nail, driving il more than an inch
into the ball OF his foot, disabling him for
work for few days.
Seldom are the quiet people OF Barnard
reused 10 so high pitch OF excitement as
during the high water scare last week.
Many were even broken of their rest by
the constant listening for the roar Of Sill
yer Lake let loose.