Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-16
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
BARNARD.
Asa Perry, sr., is failing.

c. H. Wiley Of Rochester spent aaturoa.
at Barnard.
Charles Wood has been quite sick TO
several days.
Ethel Cobb Of Prosper is atwork at L. A
Richm0nds.
Mrs. win Adams was in Bethel las
week Tuesday.
DR.. II. v. Hubbard was in Burlington
day last week,
Mrs. Martha Eastman was in town las
week on business.
Eben Holmes has sold a piece OF lana u
j. r. Chamberlin.
strawberry blossoms are plenty for thi
season Of the year.
P.B Hadley has a fine lot OF tull-bloo'
cockrel spaniel pups.
o. l.. Cootey suffered an attack OF hear
trouble Friday night.
James Leonard completed his work al
Iakota park last week.
Charles w. Cleveland lost good co"
last week by milk fever.
Rev. r. ID. VanTassel visited friends
during part OF last week.
George Bliss returned from his visit in
Montpelier last Wednesday,
Il. II. Fraser Of South Woodstock was in
town on business Wednesday.
Edgar Crowell finished work on {. X
safords mill dam last Friday.
Charles Boyce was home from Pomtret
day or two the first Of the week.
Charles Stone and Pearl Chamberlin
exchanged horses-both satisfied.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. II Ward were given a
surprise last week Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.emuel Wheelock Of Tun-
bridge visited relatives here recently.
Rov Wheeloclz shot two hawks during
a half hours sport one day last week,
Gilman Robinson Of Woodstock was in
town last week looking after good cows
Miss Mason Of Cambridge, Mass, is a
guest at Elm Cottage O.. Z. Wheelocksl
George Kelley and wife Of Quechee are
visiting at his father's, George II. kelley's
News Of the death Of General Grout
brings to our review life OF noble ambl-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Perry Of South
Pomiret were at his fathers, Asa Perry's,
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Hoar is home from the
White Mountains and reports a pleasant
summer.
Miss Batehelder, the teacher on the
Creek, was the guest over Sunday OF Mrs.
Z. George.
Damon c. AilSens has sold his business
in Boston and will soon move to his Barn
ard farm.
Harrison Perkins. who has been visiting
his mother, has returned to his home IN
Everett, Mass.
Mrs. Blcknell, who has been working
for Mrs. L. A. Richmond, has gone to her
home IN Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burke and II. o.
French have recently been visiting in
Claremont, n. H.
J. T.. Chamberln has taken down the
shed attached TO the house and will build
an up-to-date ell.
Emma Chamberlin has gone 10 Barre to
remain for a season with her brother, Ed
ward Chamberlin.
No person ever saw Silver Lake as full in
the month Of October II is pity that it
cannot be utilized.
s'An Accidental Courtship." Don't fail
to hear about il at the social at the town
hall next Friday evening.
Clarence Churchill has moved his family
in with Mr.. Clogston while he is at East
Barnard at work for II. II, Daniels.
The dance Friday evening, with music
ported well attended and an agreeable oc-
casion.
Barnard and Bridgewater played anoth-
or game OF ball at South Barnard Saturday,
the score standing 3 to 2 in favor Of
Bridgewater.
At the Pliny Ward auction Saturday
things in general sold low. The farm OF
100 acres was bid in by Administrator
Paige for $500.
Rev. Dr. Cooper has finished gospel
meetings for the present and gone 10 mis-
home in Randolph. He had rooms at W.
G. Danforth's while here.
The young friends OF Joseph Ward gave
him a surprise party Wednesday evening
and presented him with a gold watch in
honor OF his DIST birthday.
The sale Of the stage route through Bar
nard is of. Burton y. Hathorn goes to
Marthas Vineyard the last OF this month
as second hand ON large estate,
Miss Nellie and William Kelley from
Kansas are visiting relatives and friends
IN Barnard. This is their first visit 10 the
early home Of their father John Kelley
p, b. Hadley & Son win close their store
promptly at seven O'Clock on Tuesday and
Friday evenings. This arrangement
works all right after little even in
small place like this.
There will be a meeting OF the citizens Of
Barnard az the Silver Lake House on Tues
day evening, Oct. 21st, for the purpose OF
organizing Village Improvement society.
All who are interested are invited.
The cat crop in Barnard is a bountiful
one, the best known for many years. Al
exander Crowoll will have nearly 400
bushels from seven acres. r. IA. Dubois.
on the north road, has l3 acres that will
yield fully as well. One man reports So
bushels from one acre.
Elisha Flowers, one Of the best farmers
IN town, set out some fine young ample
trees few years ago. Carefully watching.
pruning and trimming, be brought them
into bearing, aud one, the pride ot the lot.
hung full o. large, choice red fruit. One
night after dark some scamp picked them
al and Llshe has another year TO wait for
his share. We call il the meanest kind Of
stealing.
The following note is taken from the
American Horse Breeder. "Aland l2.26l1.
that won the 2.25 race al Woodstock. Vi.
September ist IS an exceedingly WE'LL
bred stallion, being hy Adrian Wilkes. a
well bred and successful speed PRODUCING
son Of George Wilkes. His dam was by
sarcenett 900 }. son Of King Rene, and
second dam 81 star oi the West l2.2es1
that got Joe Young l2:lSl sire Of the dam
q Joe Patchgn l2.Wt. Aland is owned
~ Or 2. NJ. Wilson, Of Barnard. VT
W e. Danforths noted stallion. Brad-
laugh, was awarded first premium at the