Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
EAST BARNARD.

| Bessie Adams has new bicycle.
Ernest Howe spent. sunday with friends
| in Sharon.
Fred Leao and family spent Monday in
| Woodstock.
Mabel Densmore spent day at E. D.
/ Burke's last week.
Remember the debate this week Friday
evening and all come.
/ Ethel Spaulding closed her school IN
/ Turkey Hollow last Friday.
Phio Mosher and Florence Burke called
| upon Jennie Miller last Sunday.
| Lillian Adams went to Hanover to COM
mencement, returning home last Ihurs-
Mrs. Emma Cox is spending a few
weeks with friends in Pittsteld ana hoch-
ester. ..,oo..a
with The new Carpenter organ placed IA
/ her home last week.
AFTER spending some time with her sister, Is
visiting friends here. -,
Worcester Cutting and wife came Mon
day from Everett, Mass, to spend week
| or two at o. A. Paige's.
Frank Billings was home a day or two
the first Of the week and expects TO come
home Saturday for haying
WIN Abbott and wife Of Woodstock re-
Gently visited Mr.. Abbott's sisters, Mrs.
Charles Cleveland and Mrs, Morris Burn
ham, =. -r,...aa,,.
win al exhibition in the evening" which
was well attended, and good time IS re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark Of Woodstock
spent sunday at Fred Leao's and Alr. ana
Mrs. C. H. Talcott Of North Hartlahu
came Saturday and staid till Monday
Mrs. Elisha Perkins and daughter Of
Bridgewater have been spending some
DAYS with Mrs. Perkins sisters, MIS-,
Charles Cleveland and Mrs MOTIFS BURN
ham. Co.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. BoydeD went satur-
day 10 Washington to visit Mrs, Boydeh
mother, returning Monday and bringing
her sister, Minnie Barup, with them LOT
few weeks stay.
Glenn Cox and Angie Leonard were
united in marriage last week Wednesday
evening at the home OF the priae IaI amer
s. Leonard, of North Pomtret. Ihey
vent among friends on their wedding trip
The picnic held in Charles Cleveland's
Grove the Fourth was well attended ana
enfovea by all. For amusements there
we're games of croquet, swings and GOOD
game Of ball between Barnard and East
Barnard. in which the latter was defeated
Miss Short, the teacher in the upper
school, offered prizes 10 the pupils getting
the largest number Of different pressed
flowers Nina Cox had $50 and received
a birthday book, Irene Graves Lad luO ana
received a box Of stationery.
Miss Marion Parker, teacher here in the
lover room. received the sad news last
week Tuesday night that her brother had
by accident shot and killed himself. Miss
Parker has the sympathy OF her friends
here in her great trouble. Miss Bessie |
shortt taught the remaining two days for
Miss Parker.
The Sunday school of this place has or
ganized a home department IN connection
with its regular work. The object OF this
is TO bring the work of the Sunday school
directly TO those who are unable to attend
the main school. /. Anyone can become
member by simply agreeing to spend a
half hour each week, unless prevented by |
cause, in studying the current
Sunday school lesson. Each member VIII
be furnished, free of charge, with a COM
plete quarterly containing interesting
maps. helps and illustrations. They will
also be entitled TO free use OF the Sunday
school library, which, by the way, Is
very good one.