Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-19
BARNARD.

/ E. s. Putnam wishes to thank his
neighbors who so kindly assisted in
extinguishing the fire in his barn last
Sunday morning.
| Geo. Aikens has returned to Forestdsle.
Mrs. Briggs has returned to Marion,
Mass.
Carrie Tucker spent Saturday and Sun
day at home.
Geo. Hathorn was home from Cloudland
farm last week.
Chester Cady and P. B. HadIey were in
Woodstock Friday.
Miss Gertrude Wilson spent Saturday
with friends in Bethel.
Mrs. Morris Lilley is with her aunt, Mrs.
Clark, in Bethel, this week.
Edwin Parkhurst of New York has been
visiting his parents this week.
C. d. Cushing is connecting his cottage
with Bethel Mills by telephone.
Miss Alice Adams is taking a vacation
from her work at Dewey's Mills.
E. H. Durkee recently came home from
Rhode Island for couple OF days.
DIR. E. NJ. Wilson of Boston is at his
brothers, G. E. Wilson's, for the summer.
H. L. Waters, wife and infant child OF
Gaysville spent Sunday at E. Flowers.
Will Chaffee of Rochester was in town
Friday, being the guest of DR.. H. V. Hub
bard.
The ball game at Bridgewater Saturday
resulted in the defeat of the Barnard boys,
u to 2.
Presiding Elder W. NJ. Newton will
preach at the M. L. church next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Richard Hoar of North Hartland is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Cassidy.
Miss Lizzie Emery came home from
Woodstock Sunday, returning the middle
OF the week.
Mrs. w. n. Parkhurst and son arrived
from New York Friday and are guests at
II. B. Parkhurst's.
G. II. Cleveland, who has been i'll the
past week, was able to be moved to his
sons, Chas. W. Cleveland's, Sunday.
ID. II. Angel injured his eye badly by
coming in contact with brush while
searching for cows one night recently.
Rev. L. r. Currier is in exceedingly poor
health and has gone to the home Of his
parents in Bethel for an indefinite time.
Misses Blanche and Lillian Adams grad
uated from the Randolph Normal school
June u and are at home for the summer.
MI anu MIS- u ~ AuhlllH anu AlhtIGI 4.
Harold attended commencement exercises
at the Randolph Normal school last week. I
Guy Cleveland is home from the Be.ae
High school and Nina Markham from the /
Randolph Normal for the summer vaca-
lion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cady and daughter /
md Mrs. S. c. CadN of Bethel and Miss /
Whitmarsh of Mortified were in town /
Sunday.
Miss Leona Adams is taking an enforced 4
racation from her course OF training at 1
he Mary Hitchcock hospital, being in
poor health.
Warren Atwood of South birmingham,
Mass, Mark Atwood of Randolph and /
has. Atwood OF Tunbridge were called
lere this week by the death of their moth
r.
+. S. Putnam's barn was discovered to
De on fire Sunday morning while the fami-
y was at church, but fortunately the dis
'overy was made in season to prevent
much damage being done.
The Bridgewater baseball nine will play
return game with the Barnard nine on
he common Saturday, June 2lst. The
anne is expected to be interesting as it is
that Bridgewater has a strong
cam. Come and see the fun and help the
,oys.
Mrs. Sarah Atwood passed away on SAT-
rday morning at the home of her daugh-
er, Mrs. y. p. Chamberlin. Funeral SER
ices were held at the house Monday at ~.
nterment was made at Bethel. Mrs. At
rood was in her Ssth year. She left
hree sons and two daughters, who have
he sympathy OF the community.