Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-04
BARNARD.

BARNARD.
Eben Holmes spent last Thursday in
Bethel.
Miss Agnes Hoar was i'll with bronchitis
last week.
Mrs. R. L. Cotton has been suffering
from tonsilitis.
Miss Goodwin returned to her home IN
Rutland Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Emery has been enjoying a
short vacation at home.
Several from here attended the races in
/ Woodstock Labor day.
4 Mrs. r. T. Dean is at Lucian Gilbert's in
+ Prosper for three weeks.
Mrs. Emma Cobb attended the
I fair at Windsor Saturday.
/ Be on hand for the sociable Friday
evening and bring friend.
I II. y. Bruce and wife OF South Pomfret
spent Sunday at Fred Perkins.
/ Chas. Cleveland was in Rochester and
Randolph the first Of the week.
| Mrs. G. +. Huntley and Mrs. w. A.
] Perkins were in Woodstock last Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. g. +. Huntley return to
South birmingham the last Of this week.
Fred Dean slipped from a wagon and
dislocated his shoulder Friday afternoon.
J. c. Hathorn exhibits a turnip at the
store measuring 26 inches in circumfer-
ence.
Edna and Persis Davis 60 to Northfeld,
Mass, next week to enter Moody's semi
nary,
Abel whitcomb and wife of Randolph
were with Mrs. Whitcomb's parents last
week.
NJ. A., WALL. s,,a,t ,ort - laaf
week with Mrs. II. n. Bruce in South
Pomfret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield of Lyndonville
were guests at w. A. Perkins the first Of
the week.
W. II. Wilcox and wife have returned to
Elgin, ILL.,, having spent the summer at II,
B. Parkhurst's.
Mrs. Hannah West and daughter, Mat
tie, OF Monson, Mass, visited at w. F.
Davis recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa NJ. Thayer and daugh-
ter of Brooklyn, n. Y, have been visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. Leonard Adams, formerly Of this
town, now of Claremont, n. H., has been
visiting friends here.
Mrs. p. B. Hadley, Mrs. Eben Holmes
and DIR. II. V. Hubbard returned from
Marion, Mass, Tuesday.
G. II. Cleveland was called to Rochester
Monday to attend the funeral OF his sister,
Mrs. Marion W. Fassett.
F. NJ. Chase reports having harvested
about 500 quarts of strawberries and 1900
quarts of raspberries this season.
The following schools open Monday,
Sept. Sth:-Village, Upper district, Creek,
Mt. Hunger and Morgan district.
Penn Atwood Of Malone, n. Y, has
been visiting his native town. He is a
brother of Parker Atwood of this place.
f. S. Putnam came home from the
Windsor fair in good spirits, his horse,
Young Alexander, having won LIST premi-
UNI.
Cady, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G..
Guernsey in Windsor several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Carter went Friday
to visit relatives in Rochester, expecting
to return to East Berlin, Mass, the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Field of st. Louis have
been visiting at A. X. Aikens'. Mrs.
Field is a cousin of Mr.. Aikens and a ma
tive of Barnard.
Miss Margaret Reagan returned Mon
day to White River Junction, where she
has been engaged to teach another year in
the graded school.
party of young friends gave James
Maynes a surprise the evening of his 21st
birthday, Aug. 9th. AS a token of friend
ship and esteem, gold watch was pre-
sented him.
Miss Bertha Hammond, who has been
the guest of Miss Angela French for sever
al days, will return to Lexington. Mass,
the last of the week, having spent the
summer in Woodstock.
CIV. Marston went to a hospital in
Boston last week to have an ulcer removed
from his eve. The ulcer was caused by a
scratch from a spruce bough received
while trimming the pavilion reunion day.
Teachers Of the three schools beginning
Tuesday, Sept. I'd, are: North Barnard,
Miss Lucy Washburn of Bethel; Gambell
district, Miss Rena Perkins; Turkey Hol-
low, Miss Crystle Walker of East Barnard.
Rev. Geo. 4. Huntley delivered an ex-
eellent and impressive sermon at the
Universalist church Aug. 81. During the
service The Holy City" was beautifully
rendered by Mrs. Ruegg and daughter and
niece, Miss Abbott.
As Mrs. II. A. Eastman was about to re-
turn home from the sociable at East Barn
ard last Friday evening. her horse became
frightened, and she. not having the reins
in her hand, was helpless in preventing a
general lp-over and runaway. Almost
instantly she. Maud Perry and Eta
George, who were with her. were thrown
ont and the buggy overturned, but fortu-
nately the horse was stopped before run
ming far, with no serious damage done
more than a general shaking up Of the la
dies, although at the time it was feared
Mrs. Eastman was considerably injured.
Beware Of the Knife.