Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-29
NEWS IN Towns ABOUT.
BARNARD.
JoHx A. MOORE, Local Editor.


Highest cash price paid for bark by =.
Z. Fisher & Co, Bethel, VT. write them
for particulars.
percis Davis has returned from school,
Mrs. Morris Lilley has gone to Pittsteid'
femuel Wheeloek is working for h. IL.
Daniels.
DON'T forget the social at the town hall
Jan. 30th.
Nm. souls is at work in the bobbin
shop at Bethel. !.
Leslie WheeiOek of Tunbridge was IN
town last week.
Michael Reagan was at Bethel shlpp"s
butter last week.
stephen Mott is drawing logs from lhe
glebe for Chas. kidder.
Miss Bessie Ellis visited her aunt, Mrs
Willis Paige, last week !,
Robin Lewis has bought OF koseli
Cotton his four year-old black colt.
I'm TO date more ice has been cut on 9ll-
yer Lake than in any previous year.
FIbridge Perry OF Pomfret attended the
funeral Of IemueI Spooner last week.
Mrs Emma Adams Of Pomfret attended
the funeral of l.. p. Spooner last week.
Cginton Durkee of Bethel was in town
last week as hBehs III Si
stock. 81, =.
DR.. Hubbard and Constable Cady al
tended the opera at Woodstock SATURDAY
evening.
Cbas. Lowell OF Gaysville drove into
Town II head OF cattle that be had bough'
for w. +. Davis.
peputv Sheriff Paul Tinkham Of Roeh,
,,ater was in town to attend the funeral oil
his uncle. Munroe Crowell.
Milton J. Chamberlin took TO koyaiton
n load al wool that he sold TO Wiillan
skinner for zoe. per pound.
Miss Nellie Rogers, after two weeks
vacation. returned to Woodstock SUNDAY
as her school there commenced MONDAY
the 26th. -
tor The hedgehog. One young man came
In after dark the other evening Win thte'
heads for the bounty.
Among our farmers who are drawing
min wood TO Bethel are Charles Town
send. James Caldwell, Charles LilleytJame'
Hatch aud Judson Morse.
Rev. Solon Fairbanks, formerly pastor
~ the Nj. u. church Of this place, was
united IN marriage to MISS trace Has
brouck Of New York city Tuesday, Ian ~
The Ladies', Temperance society will
hold a social at Mrs. Luce's wednesday
evening, Feb. 4, il pleasant, # not, the
next fair evening. A cordial invitation u
extended to all.
Miss Molly Abbott of Bethel closed hei
second term of school in the Morgan DIS
trict the 23d with her usual success
Parents and pupils are unanimous IN mel
praise and hope she may return next year
Miss Lucy Washburn of Bethel, teacher
in district No. @, al the North end, closed
her second and most successful term ol
school last Friday. She has the best wishes
az her pupils and the esteem OF the whole
district ~
school in the Creek district, l.. E
Batchellor, teacher, closed Jan. 23rd
Pupils having no marks:-Alice Putnam
Frank Townsend, Jennie button, Ethe
Walker. Johnnie Dutton was absent
-one-half day, Clarence Bean one day
Eva Bent two days during the year.
Henry Parkhurst, one Of the heavy mer
of our town, while tending the SAVING
machine at his house, received very hare
fall file was using cant hook to turn
log when it slipped, letting him over back
wards. He struck on his back across an
other log and was helped to the house in
dazed condition. He tainted three times
Very fortunately no bones were broker
and with the aid OF a robust constitution
he was able to be about in few days.