Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-05
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
BARNARD.

AAek NEHfAs
Cornelius Reagans family have returned
TO Boston.
John Moore has been on the sick list for
a few days.
Mrs. Bertha Chamberlin is working at
j. p. Jewetts.
Charles Wood returned to Goddard SEM
mary Tuesday.
W. A. Perkins has been quite i'll for a
number of days.
Mrs. Winslow Of Boston has been
guest at p. B. Hadley's.
Judge Markham OF Pomfret passed
through town Saturday.
Nellie Ward IS working for Mrs. Clar-
ence Paul in Woodstock.
Z. H. Perkins Of Hartland has lately
been tuning pianos in town,
A. Lee Cady and daughter, Dorothy, of
Bethel were in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leonard entertain
ed friends Monday evening.
Rev. r. M. Barney returned to Beverly,
Mass, on Thursday of last week.
Pearl Chamberlin has gone to Gaysville
to work in f. l.. Spaulding's MILL
About fifteen of cur people took in the
circus IN Randolph last Thursday.
Bertha Hosmer OF Lebanon, n. H.,
spent Sunday with friends in town,
Mrs. Thomas Leonard and two daugh-
tiers are guests at Edward Leonard's.
Mrs. G. E. Wheelock entertained the
Ladies Mite society Friday afternoon.
III. w. Colburn and wife Of North Pom
fret were at the Pomfret cottage last week.
The members Of Rising Star grange at
Bethel held picnic at the park saturday,
Aug. 3lst,
Misses A. F. Perry and L. f. Porter Of
Woodstock are late guests at the Silver
Lake House.
Hon. W. c. Danforth has been enter
tanning his cousin, Charles Danforth, Of
Dedham, Mass.
Mr.. and MrssRaney and two children
OF Pittsfeld visited at z. 5. Putnam's the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton OF Lebanon, n
H., have been visiting relatives here and
at South Pomfret.
f. NJ. Lewis has drained the lake near
his house in order to make extensive inn
provements about same.
Thomas Bowen went Saturday to ia
maica, VT, to spend several weeks before
returning to Denver, Col.
Horace Hoisington is at home from
White River junction where he has been
working for several months.
Miss Caroline Clark, who has been
guest at f. NJ. Chase's the past month,
has returned to Beverly, Mass.
DR.. Kidder was called from Woodstock |
Monday in consultation with DR.. Hub |
bard on the case Of Ida Jewett.
Lucian Blaekmer, who has been spend |
ing the summer IN Springfield, has been |
with friends here for few days.
George Cheney and wife of Cambridge, /
Mass, have been visiting at O. G. Smiths. /
Mr.. Cheney is a cousin OF Mrs. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Riley of Lawrence.
Mass, are with their parents for a couple
of weeks. Mr.. Riley is in poor health.
Miss Laura Page went Monday to Long
Meadow, Mass, where she has secured
position as teacher in the graded school.
Z. Holmes has rented OF Charles Wood
the steam launch, Lucy G, which be
viii run during the month Of September.
While working at w. f. Davis last Fri
day, Mrs. Frank Fairbanks fell with pail
Of sealding water, iniuring her knee badly.
The Mt. Hungers defeated the Creeks IS
to in a ball game Saturday afternoon.
Some Of our boys came home with sorry
smile.
II. o. French was in Chittenden last
week buying ancient crockery He was
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. F. ID.
Burke
Miss Romona Simpson entertained
young friends on the afternoon OF Aug.
18th, il being the occasion Of her 18th
birthday.
Miss Edith Goodwin OF Rutland is pay
ing her annual visit TO her grandfather. 81
=. Putnam, and other relatives at Willow
Lake farm.
E. NJ. Lewis and wife and George Chad
wick and wife are taking their annual
nshing excursion, being in camp at En-
field pond, \. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hathorn have re-
ceived over 500 in cash since the time of
their misfortune in July, generously con-
tributed by friends.
B. II. Atwood started for his home in
Ellsworth, Kan, Friday, accompanied by
his brother, p. /. Atwood who will visit
relatives in Malone, \. Y.
Miss Ida Jewett was taken seriously i'll
last week Thursday and at the time of
writing she remains very low She Is
cared for by Miss Alice Kelly.
The steam launch did a lively business
on Silver Lake reunion dav. making bout
IS trips with loaded boat between a.
m. Wednesday and a. m. Thursday.
The old carriage shop owned BY d. \.
Chamberlin Of Dakota fell down last FRI
day evening about nine o'clock. This
building was one Of Bsrnard's old land
marks.
Work was begun Monday upon the new
bridge near A. B. Putnam's An iron
structure viii take the place OF the rickety
wooden one that has been unsafe for d
long time.
Miss Lillian Adams has resumed her
studies at the Randolph Normal school.
She was accompanied BY Miss Blanche
Adams, who VIII take a forty weeks
course there.
Master Edward Morse OF Quechee is
stopping with his grandparents for a time.
Edward is in poor health and we hope
Barnard air VIII at once bring the roses
back to his cheeks.
George COT Of Bridgeport, Conn, has
been visiting at II. A. Woods. Mr. GoH
is well known in this vicinity. having
worked in the harness shop Of the late
Samuel Cady for many years.
Rev r. ID. NanTassel preached an excel
lent sermon last Sunday morning from the
text. Fight the good fight Of faith; Law
hold on eternal life.n The subject of his
sept. sth viii be ''Chureh Mem
bership."
Among the number Of Barnard's guests