Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-11
BARNARD.

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Nellie Jeffrey has gone to live in Bethel.
r. ID. Burke mad serious attack OF III
ness last week.
f. S. Putnam lately shot hawk meas
uring so inches.
Lizzie Cope has returned from her visit
at Hartford, Conn.
S. ID. Putnam spent Wednesday OF last
week in Montpelier.
NH. Chamberlin IS making improve
ments upon his house.
Edna and Persis Davis went to North
field. Mass, Wednesday.
Walter Wood and wife Of Woodstock
were recent guests at wayside Inn.
Miss Emma Chamberlin has gone to
Deerfield. Mass, for an indefinite time.
Mrs. IL. A. Eastman visited her sister,
Mrs. Albert Taylor, in Royalton a day re-
Gently.
Mrs. Lewis and two children Of
Provineetown, r. l., are guests at T.. A.
fuckers.
Miss Lucy Hammond was the guest Of
Mrs. l.. A. French from Thursday until
Saturday.
Mrs. Berry Of Somerville, Mass, is visit
ing her two sisters, Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
Ella, in this village,
DIR. Nathaniel Jewett of Ashburnham,
Mass, is the guest OF his nephew, John Z.
Jewett, of this place.
Mrs. e. NJ. Wilson of Middleboro, Mass,
Joined her husband at g. Il. WILSON'S
Thursday for a few days stay.
Fred Dean was with his parents in
Springfield last week, being unable 10
work on account OF his recent misfortune.
Miss Caroline Clark returned to Beverly,
Mass, ON Wednesday of last week, having
been for some time a guest at +. nj.
Chases.
Miss Maria Cox. who has been guest at
w. G. Danforth's, went Tuesday TO visit
relatives in Brattleboro before returning
to Detroit.
Commissioner Churchill has been doing
permanent work on the stage road near
the ellison gate and the improvement
made is worthy OF mention.
Mrs. Jane ellison and Miss Edna ellison
OF Charlestown, y. H., Mrs. Emma Cros-
by of Minneapolis and Mr.. and Mrs. X u.
Guernsey OF Windsor are guests at way
side Inn.
Miss Granger Of East Randolph has re-
turned as teacher OF the village sehooL
Miss Lillian Adams teaches at the Upper
district and Miss Mollie Abbott OF Bethel
in the Morgan district.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Jernegan and Master
Elliott, Mrs. c. F. Field and Master Sidney
Field. who have been spending the sum-
mer at the Silver Lake House, have re-
turned to their home in Roxbury, Mass.
About sixty people attended the sociable
Friday evening There will be another in
two weeks, with an interesting literary
program under the direction OF Mrs. En-
ma Waters and Miss Tavern Putnam.
Ellis Davis will be on hand with his violin
.s.I. Ia for rahtnu
The reception given the wedding party
upon their arrival from Marion, Mass,
last Wednesday evening was both lively
and musical. The party consisted OF Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus A. Hadley, Mrs. +. Is.
Hadley, Mrs. Eben Holmes and DIR. ii. Y.
Hubbard. Lunch was served at the Silver
Lake House. Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley VIII
occupy the tenement over the store.
While it is being fitted for occupancy,
they are stopping with his parents.
There have been few more exciting days
for Barnard in recent years than election
day. The License Local Option party,
after much hard work, were very deter
mined and confident. But fortunately
many voter remained loyal to himself,
his party and his family. Thus there
prevailed equally as much determination,
If not confidence, that Barnard should
have a representative whose endeavor
would be for prohibition. The race was
so close that the box was turned twice
with no choice. At that point, both
parties were somewhat exhausted and
would have adjourned but for few OBJ
jections, most of which were from the
Clement followers. AS they could not
adjourn all went about the third ballot
with new enthusiasm and this time the
true spirit of the town was shown by a
result of l01 to SO in favor of staunch Re-
,sn,, nd with A
Eastman as their representative. Con-
gratulations to the winning party, and We
trust it will be many a year before the
Clement spirit predominates in Barnard.