Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-05
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
BARNARD.
IoHr A. MOORE. Local Editor.


Fred Burke was in Tunbridge this week.
Miss Iibbie Hoar has finished work at
Woodstock.
Orlando Smith has sold his two cows to
Frank Townsend.
Mrs. Charles Badger is visiting her son
at Claremont, n. II.
Jim Maynes sold work horse TO Wood
stock parties recently.
Charles Lowell Of Gaysville was in town
last week buying oxen.
Bert Goss OF Bethel was at the Brad
laugh stables last week.
Maud Adams was at home from Bethel
for few days last week.
Ed. Bigelow and wife are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Aikens.
Ernest Dean visited his father, Hiram
Dean, at Gaysyille last week.
Mrs. Ralph Wilson and Maud Perry
were at Woodstock last week.
Forrest Harlow and wife are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Churchill.
Mrs. Riley is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Morse, at Lebanon, N. II.
Laura Hathorn is visiting her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Smith.
Mr.. Mason OF STAFFORD was at the town
clerks Office one day last week.
Henry Ward is moving onto the place re-
Gently bought Of l.. A. Richmond.
The strong wind damaged q. n. Put
MANS buildings Saturday evening.
Frank Thayer and wife are entertaining
Mrs. William Newcomb from Long Island.
Abel Wbitcomb has moved his goods
out of the Harvey Ellis house to IL. X.
Wings.
Frank Thayer drew the prize dinner set
at Hadley a. Sons store, the lucky number
being 81.
Mrs. Martha Perkins suffered a slight
shock last week and remains In critical
condition.
CLAYTON Campbell has moved his family
from East Barnard to the Cram place on
Mt. Hunger
Miss Angela French was taken i'll last
Saturday and was Obliged to stop work at
Hadley's store.
William Soule has finished work at
Bethel and is working at the late George
Huntoon's farm.
Harry Perkins arrived here Sunday
morning from Everett, Mass called by
the illness Of his mother.
John GIines Of Tunbridge was at Loren
10 Wheelock's and bought an evaporation
OF Chester Cady last week.
Nelson and Pearl Chamberlin went to
south Royalton after Ernest Deans goods,
drawing them to East Barnard
The dance at the Town hall last week
was largely attended and was the best
conducted affair OF the season.
Levi Willard of Sherburne was in town
recently and bought pair of oxen OF W.
r. Davis, paying t1s5 for them.
Dan DeWolf, one OF our old landmarks
and among the best known men in this
vicinity, died Sunday morning.
Pat Maynes OF Woodstock is visiting
his parents. Pat has many friends here
and Is always sure of welcome.
The ice jam at Davis mill Saturday
caused the water to run through the mill
into the engine room. The mill has been
shut down several days.
Allen w. Thompson OF Pomfret was in
town looking after his real estate recently.
II You want to touch Aliens tender spot, !
Just mention the Hoisington family to
him,
John Bradley was in town calling ON
friends last week and will open the Lakota
club house the first of April. This is the
eighth season for Mr.. Bradley as steward
for the club.
Leon Cady shot three hedgehogs from
one hemlock tree and brought them in for
the bounty. Our old-time hunter and
trapper, Charles Lewis, also brought in
three last week.
We are sorry to report that our old and
respected townsman, John Gambell, is +
very infirm. The diphtheria left him in a
very weak state and other complications
setting in, it is feared he cannot recover.