Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-02
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
BARNARD.

BARNARD.
The Christmas exercises were largely at
tended.
Turkey Hollow school took vacation
last week.
skaters have been having merry time
on the ice.
Mrs. R. J. Wilson has been suffering
from grip.
VIM. Hull's baby has been very sick for
few days.
Charles Wood returned to Barre
Wednesday.
Miss Alice Reagan is boarding at Mrs.
c. G. Aiken's.
Frank Billings is working for S. II. Al
len in Pomfret.
Belle Manox of Bethel was recent guest
at p. +. Riley's.
Jennie Dean was home from Bridge
water last week.
Lemuel Wheelock was over from Tun-
/ bridge last week.
Frank Thayer was at his fathers in
| Pittsfeld last week.
Mrs. G. E. Wheelock spent Christmas
day with her family.
Florence Dean, who has been quite seri-
ously i'll, is improving.
Roy Wheelock has been enjoying several
days vacation at home.
John Bradley and wife are guests at
Mrs. Daniel Coughlin's.
Lula Atwood was home from Wood
stock part OF last week.
Arthur Ellis OF Quechee spent Christ
mas at Parker Atwood's.
Barney Cassidy OF Enfield, n. H., visited
his people here last week.
George Kelley. Jr., and wife were with |
his parents here last week.
w. f. Davis mill is being put in readi- !
ness for the annual saving.
Ed. Maynes took a vacation from his /
work in Woodstock last week.
Miss Margaret Reagan will return to
White River Junction Saturday.
Miss Laura Paige is home from Long
meadow, Mass, for the holidays.
John Dutton OF Bristol has been visiting
at his brothers., George buttons.
Word has been received that Charles
Clapp is very low in Lebanon, N. II.
S. ID. Putnam has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs Iona Goodwin, in Rutland.
Edward Leonard has been suffering
from quinsy sore throat for the past three
weeks.
Mrs. F. II. Chapman of W. r. Junction
spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Soule.
Miss Katherine Hoar has returned to
Dewey's Mills, having spent several days
at home.
Sadie Hoar recently spent few days
with her sister, Mrs. d. K. Daley,in North
liartland.
Frank Churchill is now settled at the c. [,
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Pike place.
Mrs. Nellie Ellis OF Quechee is with her I
MIR. and Mrs. P. |. Atwood, for an q
indefinite time. 4
Mrs. Frank Wood and baby, Ivan, OF !
Quechee are guests OF her parents, Mr.. and J
Mrs. Geo. Kelley. |
Walter Badger, who has been taking a
vacation from his work in Claremont, N. 7
H., returned last week.
Willard Gambell expects to return to !
Wednesday, having been at a
home for the holiday vacation.
Nellie Ward returned to Mrs. Clarence
Paul's in Woodstock the first OF the week,
after few days vacation spent at home.
Geo. Chadwick, Jr., has moved onto
Frank Churchill's farm in East Barnard !
and the II. o. Clapp house is now vacant. /.
The body Of Mr.. Welch was brought here 4
from Claremont, n. H., for interment at !
the Central cemetery Wednesday after +
noon. I
The members OF the Universalist society
will please remember the annual society !
at the church this week Saturday /
At p. m. v
Nuville Perkins is living at his grand a
Iather's, II. N. Bruce's, in So Pomfret.
We are sorry to hear that he is suffering t
from measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Morse and two }
children Of Quechee, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. I
Riley and Frank Riley OF Hartford spent Q
Christmas at p. f. Riley's.
The Churchill and Chamberlin teams 2
put the track on Silver Lake in readiness :,
Tor racing Thursday and that nights snow \
storm undid the thorough work. !
District No 10 will give their annual v
at the town hall Jan. 18th. The r
will consist of school work, b
'ecitations and music. Mr.. and Mrs. $
Moore will be in attendance to as sist in 4
he usual good time. Following the en- =
ertainment basket lunch will be in or Il
Ter. Coffee will be served free. All are c
invited. h
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