Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24
BARNARD

to the Gale farm.
Dan Bullard attended the auction al
Hartford Saturday.
Woodstock recently.
Robert Cobb has bought gasoline en-
CINE of four horsepower.
Fred Aikens has bought very nice
pair of Holstein steer calves.
Mrs. Walworth and Miss Cooper are at
Fitchburg, Mass, this week.
Mr.. Armstrong of Richford was the
guest of Louis Dubois last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood of Waterbury were
guests at the Wayside last week.
George f. Wilson has bought high
grade Jersey COW of Guy Crowell.
Charles Lowell OF Gaysville was in
town looking up stock last week.
/ Bert Brownell is painting the house
and buildings on the Dubois farm.
/ Mrs. Jennie Putnam returned from
Boston Friday after a two weeks visit.
P. B. Hadley and family go to their
winter home at Marion, Mass, next
week.
The library hours until further notice
will be from to 4, instead of 3 to 8
o'clock.
The sociable at the Town hall Friday
evening was a success, about IS being
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs of Marion, Mass,
are at the Fisher cottage at the head of
the lake.
Mr. Hall, father of the young man who
bought the Putnam place, moved there
last week.
Austin Ward, Barnard's real estate
dealer. has sold piece of the moving at
the Bartlett place to Mr.. Baker.
Charles Cady has made great improve
ment in his place by building piazza
and repairing the shed and barn.
George Riley Of Hartford was in town
the first of the week and took home
nice colt that he had here in pasture.
Mrs. Bass, a representative of the home
missionary society, who has been lectur-
ing about the state, lectured at the NJ. Z.
church here last Thursday evening.
Miss Cooper Of New York is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walworth. Miss Cooper
has spent about seventeen years as teacher
in Siam and expects to resume work there
again.
1t was DR.. E. H. Stearns of South Roy
alton. not DR.. Stephens of White River
Junction. who tested Byron Hathorn's
herd. Any wishing tests made at the eX-
pense of the state should apply to Dr..
Stearns.
George Kelly is feeling somewhat out
of sorts, for the last few days. He
bought cord of sixteen inch wood and
had it put in has shed. The next morn
ing on going out to feed his COW, the pile
was so small it attracted his attention and
after a careful look estimated that about
ona-third of his wood was gone. Mr..
Kelly lives close to the village on the
gulf road and it look; at present As if
some one came a long distance to carry
away a few feet of wood. Some people
have the habit OF helping themselves
when short, but the kindness of the act
is too ons-sided to bear good fruit for
any length of time.
The Kensington club met with Mrs.
Thomas WalwOrth Thursday afternoon of
last week. A most delightful time was
passed in seeing many views and cos
tunes from Siam. which were shown by
Miss Cooper, missionary from Siam.
guest of Mrs. Walworth. The business
meeting was busy one. The following
new officers were elected, as some have re-
signed, as they will not he here this Win
te-:-First vice president. Miss Earle 5.
Chase; second vice president, Mrs. Henry
Wood, secretary, Mrs. Waters. The
name Of the club was changed to the
Barnard Library club. \ library build
ing committee was selected, as the club
expects to start fund for a library build
ing. The committee is a follows: Fred
NJ. Chase, chairman and treasurer; Henry
French and Mrs. Mary Danforth. The
next meeting will be win Mrs. George
Wheelock oct. 31st from until p. N.
Proceeds Of meeting, 21.45.