Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-25

Bert Hsthorn is repairing his barn,
Eben Wilson has returned from Middle
boro, Mass,
Miss Alice Putnam was home from Ran
dolph over Sunday,
| Miss Ella Adams was at home over sun
day from Braintree,
The barber shop in the pool room Is do
ing good business,
! Mis-. Charles Morse OF Lebanon, n, II
is visiting her parents.
Attorney John Gilman was in town OF
business the first OF the week,
J. Il. Stafford and wife of Gaysville at
tended the funeral OF J. Z. Chamberlin,
/ George Chadwick has moved 10 East
Barnard and will live With Leonard Clog
ston for the winter,
l.. ID. Leavitt aud Edward Miller OF East
Barnard attended the funeral OF Joseph T.
Chamberlin Sunday,
William Soule has completed his season
OF work at HaFtland and will remain al
home for the present.
The infant daughter OF Rev. Fred Dan
iels is very sick and no hopes OF her re-
covery are entertained.
DIR. Buchanan is meeting with such sue
cess that II looks as though he would have
TO buy another horse soon.
Carl Sleeper is doing a grand business
with his cider mill. Honest measure and
no water will surely bring success,
The annual husking given by Col. Pow
ers was great success, about 10 sitting
down 10 Dountiiul oyster supper.
George Chadwick has improved his
house very much by clapboarding aud
painting and putting IN new windows.
Frank Thayer is making extensive re-
pairs on his mill, doing the work himself
and showing the hand OF a skilled me-
chanic.
DR., Gale, MessrS Ross and Brown Of
Rutland, with ladies, have been enjoying
their annual hunt here and report good
success.
Edwin Wilson had the misfortune, while
standing on a chair, to fall and break his
left arm. The fracture was reduced by
Dr. Buchanan.
Percy Adams has taken the b of draw
ing the pulp wood for the paper company
10 Bethel and will occupy the Bent house
on the creek for the winter,
Barnard has found in one Of her new
residents a first class wheelwright. Some
OF Mr., kuapp's work was seen on the
street Saturday and all pronounced it fine.
Joe Ward, who has been clerk in the
store for the last four years, goes the first
OF November to Boston, where he enters
the employ Of one of the large business
houses.
The sale of the Putnam farm and the l..
d. Regain place adjoining the lake has
awakened a great interest, as it is ru-
morud that Barnard is to have on the Re-
gan place a modern hotel. We hope this
is true, for it is one Of the grandest sites
for hotel in the county, and a tirst-class
house would be a great benefit to the town
ia many ways.
Barnard village has gone into repairing.
Stone Mason David Allen started in some
time ago and relald the cellar wall of Mr..
Deans house and then put a bank wall on
one side and across the end of p. B. Had
ley's house. He is now building a cellar
wall for j. A. Moore and will raise the
house. A. X. Aikens and George Kelley
have similar jobs on hand.
Joseph E. Chamberlin, who had been IN
poor health for the last two years, passed
away early Saturday morning in his 67th
year The funeral was held at the NJ. h,
church Sunday afternoon and was largely
attended. His five children were all pres
ent from out Of the state. The bearers
were his two sons, Andrew and Edward,
and two sons-inlaw, Irwin White and
Charles Stone. IL. A. Wood conducted
and Rev. Fred Daniels officiated