Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-14
BARNARD.

NJ. j. Chamberlin Is on tine sich hst'
Edna Davis has been quite sick for some
days.
The Misses Wells are again at f. j.
Wells.
Elisha Flower is recovering quite rapid
ly of late.
Mrs. Owen McCabe has returned to her
home in Quechee.
Geo. Chadwick spent Thursday with his
parents in Hartford.
e. A. Tucker is able to be out again az
ter several weeks illness.
Frank Wood of Quechee has been at g..
II. Kelley's the past week.
C. e. Clifford of Pomfret visited at II. A.
Eastman's few days since.
Paul Tinkham OF Rochester was with
relatives here day last week.
Bert Boyce has returned to his work on
the Billings farm in Woodstock.
W.T.. Davis started his steam mill Mon
day with the usual force OF help.
Danforth Davis is at home from Mont
pelier for four weeks vacation.
The January thaw arrived Saturday,
Mar. 8. "Better late than never"
Rev. S. p. Fairbanks is holding special
meetings at East Barnard this week.
Mark Tucker of Rochester was at his
brothers., Frank fuckers, last week.
II. o. French has been with his brother
in-law, sc. Cady,in Bethel for few days.
Lizzie Cope returned from months
visit in Elmwood, Conn.,, last Wednes-
day.
Miss Fannie Leavitt of Bethel was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. f. M. Gambell last
week.
H.O. French and F. d. Burke were in
Woodstock and Bridgewater Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Louise Pennington of East Barn
ard was a guest at Rev. >. Z. Fairbanks
day recently.
News has been received of the birth OF a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hammond
of Westtield, Mass.
Frank Switzer, who has been assisting
Eben Tucker for some time, has returned
to West Woodstock.
Miss Margaret Kelly came home from
Bridgewater Thursday, the mill being
shut down for repairs.
Eugene Rhodes and wife have finished
work at Cloudland farm in Pomfret and
are at +. NJ. Lewis for the sugar season.
Remember the social at the hall Friday
evening. An interesting literary program
is promised. Ladies please carry cake.
Barnard people would not feel at home
without liberal amount of excitement on
town meeting day. This year was not an
exceptional one.
H. b. Parkhurst tells the best story
when he says he has made go pounds of
butter week from three cows during the
winter. Who can beat it
Ii was a chilly bath that l.. ID.
Daouon and Inhn WiIkaa fOOk in Silver
Lake last Wednesday morning with the
mercury registering at zero.
A masquerade ball was held Tuesday |
evening under the direction OF Mrs. II. l.. |
Brownell and Miss Aikens. An oyster |
supper was served at the Silver Lake |
House.
The social at So. Barnard Saturday even
ing was success, being under the eff |
cient management OF LA. Richmond, Miss |
Badger and Mr.. and Mrs. Luce. Dough- |
nuts and coffee were served.
Fred Spaulding's horse which was
hitched at the church shed on town meet |
ing day, freed itself from the halter and |
decided to take a spin over the stage road |
to Woodstock. The snow is very deep
over this road and ia many places the |
horse did not keep the track, both runners |
being upon the high ridge at the side. |
However both horse and sleigh came to |
a stand still in Daniel DeWolfe's yard, |
right side up with care, the whole rig in |
good order.