Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-24
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
BARNARD.

ans.
Laura Fairbanks is visiting in Bridge
water.
Warren Evans is living at sardine Cow
drey's.
Olive Wheeler is living with Mrs. E. H
Durkee.
Ell. Stafford of Gaysville was in town
Sunday.
Mr.. Wilder of Woodstock was in town
Saturday.
o. c. Pratt Of Woodstock was in town a
day recently.
e. S. Putnam was in White River juno
tion last week.
Lucy Morse has finished work in Bethel
and is at home.
Rev. E. r. Currier returned from st.
Adams Saturday.
Lewis Hoisington's family moved to
Bridgewater Friday.
DIR. II. V. Hubbard was in White River
Junction day last week.
Miss Nellie Rogers spent Saturday and
Sunday at F. II. Thayer's.
II. l.. Waters and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Emma Waters.
Mrs. Laura Cady Of Bethel was with rel
atives here part OF last week.
Commissioner Churchill began work up
on the village high way Monday.
Mrs. Myron Savage OF Bethel was with
relatives on the Creek a day recently.
Lizzie Emery came home from Wood
stock Wednesday, returning Saturday.
Pr. Riley has been clerking in E. j.
Wells store during the latter's absence.
Mrs. Anna Riley has gone to Lebanon,
N. H., where she expects to secure work.
Mrs. William Pennington OF East Barn
ard lately called on friends in this village.
J. NJ. Atwood OF Randolph was a guest
at n. p. Chamberin's a couple Of days last
week.
H. Pratt was up from Woodstock with
fine looking pair of horses few days
since.
Several from this place attended Hon. p.
W. Clements lecture in Bethel Monday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Clark Of Chelsea was guest
at T.. II. Clark's last week, returning home
Saturday.
Mrs. p. n. Chamberlin and Mabel re-
turned from a two weeks visit in Ran
dolph Saturday.
Elizabeth and Alice Evans are home |
from Randolph, where they have been liv-
ing since last fall.
Mrs. /. A. French was the guest of her |
sister, Mrs. Dean, in Woodstock from FRI |
day until Monday.
IL. Abbott Of Bethel and A. L. Cady of |
Lawrence, Mass, called on relatives here |
the first of the week.
Mr.. Keyes, who has been sawyer at w. |
f. Davis mill this spring, returned to /
West Berlin Thursday.
Win johnson OF New York state has |
moved onto the Frank Angel farm, which .
he has lately purchased.
Rev. f. r. Currier will retain his charge .
at this place and the East village during |
the next conference year.
Pearl Chamberlin has returned from his .
Massachusetts, trip without success in
finding any desirable work.
Augustus Putnam, who is living with |
his daughter i'm Bethel, was at his old .
home last week Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Dean took short vacation
from her work in Woodstock last week,
spending 1t with her parents.
Mrs. Ed Emery Of Woodstock was with |
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dean, l
from Tuesday until Sunday last.
Il. j. Wells started for his old home in
New London, N. H., Thursday evening,
returning on Monday of this week.
O. F. Campbell OF Tunbridge has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Morgan. Mr..
Campbell is brother of Mrs. Morgan.
S. d. Putnam and granddaughter, Miss
Rena Perkins, were guests of Mrs. Arthur
Putnam and family in Randolph last
week.
Miss Maude Cady returned to Bethel
Friday. She expects to 90 to Waterbury
this week where she hos situation as at
tendant in the asylum.
Mrs. Matilda Ella has purchased of An
gela French the well-known Lewis S.
French place opposite the postoffice. This
house is one OF Barnard's old landmarks.
The school in the e. r. Morgan district
did not open Monday on account of the
illness OF Miss Tyler OF Bethel, who was
engaged as teacher. Miss Tyler will not
be able TO fill the position.
c. d. Dean and family expect to move to
Springfield, Vt, this week, where their
son, Win Dean, has been living for some
time. Mr.. Deans health will not permit
continued work on the farm.
Forrest Richmond, who has been clerk
ing in Charles Cox's store at Woodstock
for several months, expects to begin duty
as night operator for the New England
Telephone company in few days.
A small dog belonging to NJ. f. Furman
of Barre took it into his head to visit
friends in Barnard, which destination was
safely reached and doggie at once made
himself at home when in his hosts pres
ence on Mt. Hunger.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. Il. Huntley OF South
birmingham, Mass, are with relatives :
here this week. Mr.. Huntley preached at '
the Universalist church in Woodstock last
Sunday and will speak in that house {
again the coming Sunday. Il
Schools in town opened Monday with
the following teachers Village. Miss J
Granger OF Randolph; Gambell district, !
Miss Rena Perkins; East Barnard, Miss
Mabel Dyke of Bethel; South Barnard, j
Walter Cox OF Woodstock; Upper district, j
Miss Clark OF Massachusetts,; Mt. Hunger.
Mr.. Sleeper OF Randolph; Creek, Leon | ,
Chamberlin OF Royalton.
Many School Children Are SiekIy.