Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-07
BARNARD.

| bereavement.
INEZ aud BERTHA bosMER,
FANNIE BIGELow WALDO.
Mrs Cbsuucey Walker is failing.
Dan Rhodes gets about by the aid oil
, crutches.
Master Clarence Cleveland has been Ill
for a number OF days.
ladies' race is in contemplation but
dates are not yet made.
Frank Weston was a guest at q. q.
Wilson's last Thursday.
Lemuel Wheelock has been on the sick
list for a number OF days.
r. d. Burke and wife returned from
their Rutland trip Monday.
Arthur Maynes has been suffering from
very severe attack OF grip.
Tonsilitis and grip are doing thorough
work in Bert Cady's family.
Measles are slow in developing. STAN
lev Putnam is the new victim.
A few OF our people attended the dance
at Gaysville last Friday evening.
TIE dance which was advertised for
Feb. 9TH is postponed indefinitely
Danforth Davis came home from Mont
pelier Saturday, returning Monday.
Miss Earle Chase has been quite i'll for
some days, but is now convalescing.
Miss Dickey has returned from Windsor
and is assisting Mrs. q. s. Fairbanks.
The boiler has lately been moved from
the Creamery building to Woodstock.
Joe Ward, who has been very i'll with
pneumonia the past week, is improving.
There was another OF the noted socials
at south Barnard last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Bert Boyce OF Woodstock was
called here last week by the illness OF ner
father.
The village school, which has moved
slowly for some time, closed on Wednes-
day last.
Miss Alice Reagan arrived from Shore
ham Saturday and will remain at home
for time.
Miss Margaret Reagan came up from
White River Junction Friday afternoon,
returning Monday.
Guy Cleveland spent part OF last week
with relatives and friends in Woodstock
and South Pomfret.
Hotel Proprietor Eben Holmes has been
confined to his room the greater part OF
the week by illness.
Geo. Hoisington cut severe cash In his
head while chopping wood for W. r.
Davis few days since.
Miss Lora Aiken went to White River
Junction Monday where she Is the guest
OF Mrs. f. H. Chapman.
We are sorry to report that little Mary
Ward, who has been gaining strength Tor
some time, is worse again.
Owing to an enforced recess OF the
Whitcomb High school the pupils from
this place were at home last week.
Parties from STAFFORD have baled about
30 tons of hay at w. F. Davis lower farm
and the same is being CARED at Bethel.
Mrs. Myron Savage OF Bethel was In
town the first OF the week, being called
here to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Hos
mer.
Messrs. Chas. and Cyrus Pike and Miss
Alma Pike have moved to M. Ii. Billings,
where they will make their home for a
time.
Miss Cootey was so far recovered from
her recent illness as to be able to go into
school Monday morning. The term closed
Tuesday.
The Woodstock Whist club was enter
tanned by Messrs. Hewitt and Chapman at
the Silver Lake House Tuesday evening OF
last week.
Remember Feb. 14th is the date OF the
Valentine party and book carnival to be
held at the town ball under the direction
OF Mrs. Emma Waters.
Owing to the illness OF both teacher
and pupils the entertainment advertised
/ by Miss Cootey's school for Thursday
evening, Jan. 3lst, has been postponed
indefinitely.
The list of grip sufferers has been large
the past week. Among the number are 8.
ID. Putnam, r. Holmes, e. Flowers, Mrs.
Chas. Badger, Mrs. Emma Waters, Bessie
Waters, Miss Cootey, Miss Hadley, Mrs.
Kate Soule and Lizzie Emery.
Mrs. c. s. Fairbanks, mother Of Rev. s.
p Fairbanks, fell on the icy walk at
/ Woodstock last week Tuesday and broke
her wrist. IL is thought the accident
might have been much worse had she not
made the attempt to save herself.
Mrs. Amanda Hosmer died at her home
in Lebanon, N. H., Thursday, Jan. 31st,
after a long illness. Her body was
brought here and funeral services were
held In the Universslist church Sunday
at 2 o'clock p. m, Rev. E. A. Read OF
Bethel officiating. Interment was in the
family lot at the Central cemetery. Barn
ard was Mrs. Hosmer's native town, she
being.the elder daughter OF the late A. w
Bigelow. She leaves a husband, two
daughters and a sister-Mrs. W. G.
Waldo-of Bethel who nave the sympathy
of many friends here.