Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
BARNARD.

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Mrs. w. r. Paige is improving slowly.
Sam Cady was up from Woodstock over
Sunday.
Miss Maud Cady returned to Bethel
Saturday
Rev. f. r. Currier was with his parents
in Bethel Friday.
Mrs. Lillian Newton is on the list of
sick, also Miss Baker.
Lizzie Cope has been with friends in
Woodstock this week.
John Dutton has been i'll at james Cad
Wells for several days.
Mrs. f. H. Thayer returned from Wood
stock last Wednesday.
Mrs. Kate Ward is convalescing from
her recent attack of grip.
G. II. Cleveland is quite feeble at his
sons, G. w. Cleveland's.
Charles Putnam Of Hartford has been
visiting relatives in town.
w. f. Davis was in Montpelier on BUSH
ness last week Wednesday.
AFRO Stewart is so much improved in
health as to be able to ride out.
c. c. Aikens was unable to be at his shop
last week on account OF sickness.
Lewis Hoisington, Jr., has gone to Lynn,
Mass, where he has secured work.
Miss Abbie Badger is enjoying a vaea-
tion from her work in Woodstock.
o. G. Smith has been confined to the
house by illness and is yet very feeble.
Danforth Davis has been home from
Montpelier seminary for a brief vacation.
A man from West Berlin is running the
saw at the Davis mill, beginning Monday.
Pearl Chamberlin contemplates buying
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Bethel,
Miss Laura Paige is at home from Long
meadow, Mass, for a three weeks vaca-
ton,
Asa Perry has been unusually feeble for
the past week and Mrs. Perry is also IN
poor health.
F. II. Thayer is about to put in a new
gate az the outlet Of Silver lake for his own
Mrs. r. S. Putnam and son were guests
OF her uncle, Ed win Ehacher, in Randolph
several days recently.
Edward Leonard has been suffering
from neuralgia combining him to the
house for a number Of days.
John Adams has finished work for w. |
F. Davis and is now running his own mill
at the east part Of the town.
A large number of our townspeople are |
inconvenience by the necessity of reach |
ing Bethel by way Of Gaysyille.
Mrs. Lucian Richmond spent the great |
er part Of last week with her daughter, |
Mrs. A. w. Eastman, in Woodstock.
We are glad to learn that Miss Nellie |
Rogers who has been suffering from
pneumonia in Woodstock, is improving.
Lemuel Wheelock has decided that Bar
nard is preferable TO Tunbridge and has |
been spending a couple of weeks with |
friends here.
Mrs. d. s. Perkins, who has been spend |
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs |
Hathorn, has returned to her home in this |
village.
w. f. Davis mill was shut down Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday OF last |
week on account OF the absence of the |
sawyer, John Adams.
Albert Winslow's horse took a lively /
turn through this village last Thursday /
afternoon. but was stopped by b. G. Hath /
orn near the upper sehoolhouse with prac-
tically no damage done.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend enter |
tanned a large number of neighbors and |
friends on the evening of March Eth, the |
occasion being in honor of Mr.. Town /
sends birthday anniversary.
A telegram bearing news of the death OF |
Walter N. Parkhurst at Tucson, Arlz..
March 5th was received here last Thurs
day. Particulars regarding his death are
not known at time of writing (Monday). |
Mr. Parkhurst was the elder son Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Parkhurst Of this place, to
whom the entire community extends deep
in their great bereavement. He
was a young man of honorable character,
ever held in esteem by the people OF Barn
ard who have known him from infancy.
In early manhood he sought situation in
New York, where he remained for several
years, until, his health falling him, he
went with bis little family to Albuquerque,
New Mexico, about two years ago, in
which place he has since made his home,
visiting his parents here for the last time
IN the summer OF 1900. For a number OF
years he has been in the employ OF the
New York Equitable Life Insurance CO..
and was in Arizona on business for this
company at the time Of his death. He
caves a wife, infant son, father, mother,
brother, +. III. Parkhurst of New York
ind sister, Mrs. w. II. Wilcox OF Elgin,
Mich.
A household necessity DR.. Thomas Ec-
ectric Oil. Heals burns, cuts, wounds of
my sort; cures sore throat, Group, catarrh,
never fails.