Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-14
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
BARNARD.
Mrs. F. W. Davis is quite i'll.

Mrs. F. w. Davis is quite i'll.
Lizzie Emery spent Sunday at home
Charles Aikens was in Bethel Monday.
Herbert Thayer Of Roxbury is in town.
Frank White has returned TO his work
in Springfield.
Most Of the schools in town are closed
for a weeks vacation.
/. d. Reagan is working for Herman Al
len at the East village.
Mr.. Burroughs of Dorchester, Mass, is
guest at w. r. Paige's.
II. o. French and f. ID. Burke were in
Mortified a day last week.
Geo. Chadwick and wife have returned
from their Montpelier visit.
George Chadwick and wife are with
friends in Hartford this week.
The Misses Cobb entertained about 80
young friends Friday evening.
II. A. Wood has been confined to the
house by illness for some days.
Mrs. Stephen Townsend OF Woodstock
called on friends in town Thursday.
Eben Holmes started Monday for a few
days absence in Boston and Marion.
Hon. w. G. Danforth is improving his
house by adding fresh coat OF paint.
Mrs. Ella Wheelock has been visiting
Mrs. Glines in East Bethel the past week.
Miss Sarah Gale Of Woodstock is stop
ping with her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Maynes.
Bert Hathorn has sold his oxen to Fred
Dutton OF Cloudland farm for fancy
price.
Mrs. II. n. Bruce of So. Pomfret spent
several days with Mrs. w. A. Perkins last
week.
P.B. Hadley has lately sold his wood lot
in Chateaugay to parties from New Hamp-
shire.
c. W. Cleveland is erecting a large poul-
try house. ii. l.. Brownell is assisting in
the work.
H. o. Clapp is boarding at G. II. Clogs
toms. He expects to remain there during
the winter.
About 5000 feet of timber is being cut
daily at the lumber camp in the west
part OF the town.
Presiding Elder w. NJ. Newton Of So.
Royalton preached at the Nj. +. church
Sunday evening.
The winter term Of school opened at So.
Barnard and Turkey Hollow Monday with
no changes in teachers.
II. A. Eastman is making extensive re-
pairs on his house A. W. Ballard OF
Gaysville is doing the work.
Mrs. Chase, who was IN at the Silver
Lake House last week, was able TO return
to Marion, Mass, Saturday.
Ed. White has resumed his work at the
Silver Lake House after an enforced va
cation on account OF sickness.
George Ward, who has been in feeble
health for long time, is improving un-
der the treatment OF DIR. Hubbard.
A number OF large buck deer have been
seen since Nov. LIST. They seem TO have
been driven from their mountain homes.
DO not forget thst you are cordially in
vited to attend the social at Mrs. l.. ID.
French's this Friday evening, Nov. 18th.
ID. Williams of Randolph relaid the
chimney at the blacksmith shop last week
Mr.. Williams is now doing work for By
ron Hathorn.
Mrs. Bertha Chamberlin and little
Mabel have been with her mother in Ran
dolph the past two weeks. They return
home Saturday.
Mrs. Randolph Dodge of Bellows Falls
was guest at Wayside Inn recently, be-
ing in search Of ancient china and house
hold furnishings.
As VIII Adams was driving from Bethel
Saturday afternoon he noticed one OF his
houses acting strangely and thinking best
TO take him out OF the harness did SO just
in time to save an accident as the animal
Immediately went into fit.