Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-26
BARNARD.

| Schools will open next Monday.
Arthur Porter has moved into the My
rick house.
Robert Porter was at home from Ran
| dolph Sunday.
Mrs. Aldula Adams has rented her farm
to Charles Cady.
W. f. Davis returned from Gardner
Mass, Saturday.
Guy Cleveland has traded a COW to Geo
Wheelock for a colt.
Miss Lottie Smith visited friends at
Woodstock last week.
Frank Cowdery OF Bethel was at Mrs.
Soule's Sunday to see his children.
Jerome Morgan has been appointed ad-
ministrator OF Lorenzo Wheelock's estate.
There will be dance at the Town hall
Friday evening, May 4th. Music, Davis
orchestra.
Mrs. A. c. Moore, who has been in poor
health for some time, is having another
severe spell.
Fred Hickes and Dora Harlow were
married last week Monday evening by the
Rev. Fred Daniels.
Harry Howe OF Woodstock and Miss
Bessie were married at Wood
stock last week Wednesday.
Merrill Courser has moved from the Sill
yer Lake House TO South Woodstock, hay
ing rented the hotel OF Mr.. Holt.
Mrs. Mary Converse OF Moretown, who
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. Gilbert
Atwood, returned home last week.
Lemuel Hutchinson OF Bridgewater and
Mr. Regain of Randolph were at the Brad
laugh stables the first Of the week.
The trade between AFRO Stewart and
Fred Spaulding, wherein Spaulding was to
take Stewards farm and see him through,
has come to an end.
II the coming season does not prove
good hay season, We judge by the number
that are obliged to buy this spring that
hay will be very high another year.
Albert stickney OF Springfield went to
Highgate and bought very handsome
stallion OF st. Lawrence breed. He stop
ped over Sunday at Frank Whites on his
way home.
j. A. Moore was called to the probate
court as witness TO the will OF the late
Hartwell Angel last week. w. f. Davis
and r. L. Townsend were appointed com
missioners OF the estate.
Arthur Porter, who has worked num-
Der OF wears for W. 4. Davis at his mill,
has been entrusted with the saving and is
giving good satisfaction. We are glad to
note that faithful service to his employer
has been rewarded.
Robin Lewis thought he would burn
over one OF his pastures. Losing control
Of the fire, he was Obliged to call out his
neighbors. Having a telephone IN his
house, a large crowd gathered in short
time and succeeded IN stopping the fire
without much damage.
The blanks giving the voters the right
to vote in caucus, handled by the listers,
have been signed by nearly all the voters
in this town. We fail to see how anyone
signing one OF these blanks as a Republi
can or Democrat, can sign petition re-
questing Clement to run as an indepen-
dent candidate.
There will be an anniversary dance and
basket lunch at the Town hall, Barnard,
Friday evening, April p, being the Attn
anniversary of the marriage OF Mr.. and
Mrs A. {. Moore. They would like to
see al their old friends. Music will be
furnished by Moore q Porter's orchestra,
assisted by X. ii. Buck, cornetist.
There will be an entertainment at the
Town hall Tuesday evening, May l, con
sisting OF a pantomime, farce, "a Matri-
monial Advertisements music and poo
tato race. There is to be guessing con-
test, the successful guesser TO be rewarded
with handsome prize, ami the least sue
cessful with prize to match his success.
patronize home talent.