Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-07
BARNARD.

BARNARD.
B. c. Rogers of Bethel was in town day
last week.
Lena Cady has been on the sick list fol
several days.
ID. c. Aikens and wife of Boston are al
4. x. Aikensi.
Miss Eva Titus of Boston is a guest at
A. X. Aikens'.
AIr. and Mrs. Luce returned to Marion,
Mass, Monday.
Miss Clark of Windsor, Conn.,, is guest
at Chas. Stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Leonard are entertain
ing relatives from Boston.
Lawyer Batchelder of Woodstock was in
town Thursday OF last week.
Up. Hosmer Of Lebanon, \. H., was in
| town the first OF the week.
Miss Agnes Hoar is assisting at the
Silver Lake House for short time.
Patrick Maynes of Woodstock has been
doing mason work for A. A. Hadley.
Miss Helen Chase of Hanover, n. H.,
has been visiting Miss Alice Adams.
Rev. Guy Lawton OF Thetford was
guest at +. c. Cadys Monday and Tues
day
Owing to i'll health Miss Ida Newhaus
did not return TO Connecticut with her
parents.
Rev. f. NJ. Barney arrived from Brad
ford, Penn, Saturday and is guest at f.
NJ. Chase's.
The tenement over the store of p. b.
Hadley q Son is undergoing a thorough
renovation.
Bear in mind the fact that there will be
services at the UniYersalist church every
Sunday in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Whitcomb of Ran
dolph have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Pike
Chas. Wood finished work on the Win
ston Churchill estate in Cornish, n. H.,
and came home Friday.
Mrs. j. P. Jewett is entertaining her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BRAZIL, and her
sister, Mrs. Clarke, OF Allston, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. {. f. II. Moore and two |
children OF Somerville, Mass, are visiting /
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moore.
Leonard Clogston and Miss Rose Chad |
wick were married July 30th and are 1
stopping at the home OF Mr.. Clogston's /
sister in East Barnard.
The ladies OF the Universalist church 4
viii give a social at the town hall this 4
week Thursday evening. A cordial inyi- /
tation is extended to all.
Mrs. c. r. Field, Mrs. r. {. Jernegan
and Master Elliot Jernegan were guests al
L. &. Kendall's in South Woodstock last
week Wednesday and Thursday.
A dance is advertised for Tuesday even
ing al the pavilion and one Friday evening
II The town hall. Cobb's full orchestra
viii furnish music on both occasions.
The Randolph Normal school has gradu-
ited many a score OF students from your
fsar na ION ]
Did Home Week day, Thursday, August
.4th.
Saturdays ball game was a failure for
Barnard owing to several OF the best men
lot putting in an appearance. II is ex-
)ected that the boys will 90 to Bridge
water Saturday with better material.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii French and daugh-
er OF Springfield, Mass, Miss Emma
Field, +. A. Jernegan and Sidney Field OF
1oxbury Mass, arrived at the Silver
AXE House Saturday, and George Mccoy
II Springfield, Mass, on Monday.
Among recent guests at the Silver Lake
House are Harold V. Allen, Chittenden
.ir. and Mrs. G.. A. Miller, Detroit, Mich.
Few York; II. n. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
1. Doane, {. II. Carver, Boston; Miss
'arrie Woodruff, Minnie Woodruff,
" oodstock Miss NJ. F. Craigue, Amsden (
u. Sleinharter. J. ]. Sleinharter, Chas.
Milwaukee, Wis; c. W. Har- !
ison, Herbert King, ]. c. Davidson,
Bethel.
Lightning did more damage in Cha
eaugay during last Fridays thunder
torn. The house of Arthur Putnam.
vho lives on the Geo. Keller place, was
truck, fire passing down the chimney and
bursting into the room where eight chill c
ren were playing. Three of them were
TUNED and three others affected quite
adly, while two escaped unframed. Mrs.
fletcher Wheat, who was in the next !
Dom, did not receive the shock. Except
or a slight splintering OF rafters, clap
'oards and ceiling and the removal of J
ew brick from the chimney no damage
vas done the building. 5