Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-10
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
BARNARD.

WANTED: One or two school teachers
r. H. THAYER, Barnard. VT.
| A. G. Thayer was in town day recently
Miss Maud Cady is again at Waysid'
Inn.
Mrs. AK. Ailzens has been i'll for several
days.
Miss Lena Ellis has returned to North
field.
Bessie Ellis is working at Walter Col
toms.
Henry Pike is working in Northfield,
Mass.
Rev f. R. Currier goes to conference
this week.
Mrs. Edgar Crowell and son, Fred, are
improving.
Pm. Chamberlin has finished work for
+. III. Thayer.
OH. Cleveland has returned to his home
in this village.
Mr.. Watts of Marion, Mass, is working
| for +. Holmes.
Miss Nellie Rogers returned to Wood
stock Saturday.
Clinton Durkee OF Bethel is at work for
Austin Perkins.
Pearl Chamberlin is in Worcester, Mass, |
seeking employment.
Miss Margaret Reagan returned to w. |
X. Junction Saturday.
Silver Lake is brimful and boats will be
put on in short time.
James Leonard is rapidly recovering
from his recent injury.
T.. A. Tucker is able to be out again and
Mrs. Tucker is convalescing.
Abel Whitcomb and wife have moved to
Randolph where they have employment.
Slayton Billings will carry on r. II.
Durkee's farm during the latter's absence.
Miss A. Il. French was the guest OF Mrs.
l. Nj. Frost in Montpelier the first of last
week. G
Mrs. Thompson of Woodstock visited at
her uncles, o. c. Smiths, the first of the
week. =
Miss Van Lora Aikens recently spent a t
couple OF days with Mrs. II. NJ. Angel in y
Bethel. d
G. II. Kelley was unable to attend to his n
iuties as lister last week because OF poor
lealth. "
Master Edward Morse of Quechee is &
listing his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. p
,. r. Riley. p
Miss A. l.. Putnam is taking a two /.
months, vacation from her work at w. c. ~
)anforth's. y
Miss Alice Reagan has accepted a stu B.,
ton as teacher in the North Hartland y
Urinary school.
W, r. Holden has returned to Hannawa b
ais, n. y, having spent the winter at in
. l.. Stackpoles. W
Harry Castle has finished work for r. P'
,.olmes and is now employed in f. IL. Pl
layers sawmill. he
F. c. Churchill attended the meeting of pl
ighway commissioners at White River Is
lnction last week.
Lena Cassidy was called to North Hart
nd last week by the illness OF her sister,
rs. Richard Hoar.
Misses Nina Markham and Lillian Adams we
I've returned to the Randolph Normal
ter a ten days vacation. ce,
Chas. Wood returned to Barre Wednes-
". He expects to complete his course Ha
Goddard seminary in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Switzer came from Inn
est Woodstock Saturday to spend Sun
Y at her fathers, j. II. Gambels.
Danforth Davis was in Montpelier day -
i week. He will not resume his studies
Montpelier seminary this spring. SCI
J. b. Aikens' infant son has been very -
* since Friday and at the time of writ NC
9 his recovery was doubtful. /
n. O. French is making extensive re- Oar
IRIS upon the inside of his barn, which
IL be great Improvement to the build int
:. c
Yrs. f.. f. Abbott, who has been caring mo
her invalid mother in Prosper for N
NY months, has returned to her home tior
re. =,
'larence Churchill has rented OF Damon wer
Sens his farm, better known as the \,
nuel Wheelock place. The family NOV ~,
Friday. ~
irs. Bertha Chamberlin and daughter. =,
bel, are with her mother, Mrs. Coolidge, ~
Randolph during the absence Of Mr.. al All
lmberlin. uaii
.dwin Durkee went Friday to Harris M
e, X. l., where he has a situation as ~
mayer upon large farm. His family 'oi
remain here.
York which was left incomplete upon
A. Eastman's residence last fall, is now to :,
ng finished by Carpenter A. w. Bal 1t W
Of Gaysville. othe
ID. Crowell had the misfortune to lose equt
Drse recently. 1t was driven to this son,
age and upon starting home was taken
and left at F. II. Thayer's, where it
in few hours. On