Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
BARNARD.

BARNARD.
Buy your mileage tickets of Wilson
Bros, Bethel, Vt. They can save you
from 10 to 300 on your fares. Wv
Lena Benoir is keeping house for l. j
Nye.
Mrs A. C. Moore worked in Royaltor
last week.
Deputy Sheriff Peck was in town few
days since.
G. N. Putnam was in Tunbridge the first
of the week.
Mrs. West OF Stock ridge was in town a
day recently.
Mamie Churchill was at home several
days recently.
Clayton Allen was at this village ON bus
mess Monday.
Miss Briggs OF Marion, Mass, is at the
Silver Lake House.
Mrs. II. L. BrownelI is visiting her sister
in West Winsted, Conn.
Charles Atwood of Tunbridge has been
visiting at n. p. Chamberlin's.
John Gilman of Prosper was in town on
pension business day last week.
Messrs. Harrington of Gaysville and
Gay OF Bethel were in town Sunday
Mrs. H. b. Putnam has been caring for
Mrs. Martha Gilmore has gone to her
home in Tunbridge for a months rest.
DR.. Prescott, eve specialist, was at the
Silver Lake House April Both and May LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs p. b. Hadley and Miss
Hadley arrived from Marion, Mass, May
LIST.
George /. Abbott and wife OF Bethel
called on friends in town last week Tues
day.
Miss Inez Hosmer of Lebanon, n. H.,
visited at +. l.. Townsend's the first of the
week.
Morris Lilley has moved into the Clapp
house and will work for w. +. Davis this
summer.
Miss Lille Stafford of Gaysyille was the
guest Of Miss Van Lora Aikens Saturday
and Sunday.
Lucy Morse is working for Mrs. A. w. |
Eastman and Lula Morse for Mrs. Foster /
IN Woodstock.
Mrs. X. T. Dean returned to her home in !
this village Friday, having spent the win /
ter in Woodstock
Mrs. d. 5. Perkins has closed her house |
in this village and gone to live with her .
brother, Z. +. Abbott
Mrs AFRO Stewart suffered a paralytie |
shock on Wednesday last from which she
rallied and is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. MyriclS were called
from Claremont n. H., by the death Of
her uncle, E. r. Morgan.
Mrs. Ella began repairs upon her house
Monday, G.. II. Clogston and Edward
Leonard doing the work of underpinning.
George Kelley, Jr., and wife are at his
fathers for an indefinite time, Mr.. Kelley
being in poor health and unable to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore OF White River
junction were called here last week by the
illness of Mr.. Moore's mother, Mrs. Stew
art.
Mrs. Chester Cady, who has been seri-
ously i'll OF pleuro- pneumonia for several
days. is much better at the time of writ
ing
Elmer Davis lately took up 25 pounds OF
honey from a swarm OF bees in A. X Ak
ems pasture and succeeded in capturing /
the bees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White came home I
from Springfield last week Mr.. White
returned on Friday, but Mrs. White ex-
poets to remain some time.
Rev. Marcia Selman preached an excel
lent sermon in the Universalist church
last Sunday. 1t is hoped she may be call !
ed TO this parish for the summer months. {
May LIST II. B. Putnam's Lambert mare
dropped fine large colt by Young Alcan- :
der for which he was offered s65 within /
three hours. Who says there is no money !
in raising horses2
Among those from out of town who at
tended the funeral OF T.. X. Morgan were 4
o. f. Campbell Of Tunbridge, Mr.. and 4
Mrs. Il. l.. Emery of Randolph, Harry 4
Emery Of Bethel and Lucan Blackmer Of !
St. Louis. II
Elisha Il. Morgan, who has been in fee {
BILE health for many months, passed to 5
higher life Wednesday, April 30th, 1902, at I,
The age OF 81 years Funeral services were
held at the house on Friday at II a. m,
Rev. +. r. Currier conducting. He leaves b
a wife who has the sympathy OF the entire r
in her sorrow. II
Mr.. Williams, inspector OF rural delivery .
-outes, was at the postofiice last week !
Wednesday, looking up the matter of es- II
ablishing free mail delivery throughout e
he town. Mr.. Williams stated that he b
vas not in position now to say whether b
n no such route was likely to be estab- a
lshed, but II 1t is ii will do away with our y
Dostofiice and stage route.
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