Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-11
BARNARD

Horace Larrabee is haying at the town
farm.
hFlorus White is working for James
Bump.
iaW. F. Davis is cutting the hay on the
Wilder farms.
j. A. Moore and Gertrude Chase were at
South Royalton last week.
Fred Aikens and wife were at Wood
stock last week on business.
There will he service at the Universalist
church next Sunday st 2 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Stearns of Proctorsville
visited at Mrs. Smiths last week.
Charles Cady and Aldula Adams were
married at Woodstock last week.
Byron Hathorn has taken the Job OF
cutting the hay on the Bradlaugh farm.
Dan Bridgman and wife OF Lebanon, N.
H., spent the Fourth with their parents.
DR.. Buchanan accompanied Mrs. Hun
toon to Hanover Monday for treatment.
Rollin Crowell and family, Will Adams
and family spent the 4th at South Royal
ton.
Oae of Frank Whites yearling heifers
broke her leg in the pasture and had to be
killed.
Joseph Ward returned home from Bos-
ton with his mother for two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Blake and Anna
Coughlin attended the dance at South
Royalton the Fourth.
H. A. Wood has cut the grass in front OF
the totel and scales giving the grounds a
much improved appearance.
The addition of lady clerk in the
Hadley store is something that has been
needed for long time and Is greatly ap-
preciated.
Barnard was not forgotten by those who
we're looking for place to spend the
Fourth. The grove was crowded and
every boat was kept busy.
/ Mr. aud Mrs. Nathan Hathorn, Charles
\ Hathorn and wife, Forrest Crossman and
1 wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Aikens spent
the 4th at Plymouth and report good fish
4 ing.
Owen Cooty was at the village Monday
and said he had sold yearling bull to
| Fred Sawyer that weighs 1000 lbs. and has
two year old that weighs 1000 lbs. that
\ he has raised.
The boys made things lively the night
before the Fourth by firing, ringing. bells
and yelling through the streets. Vandal-
ism reigned. To all appearances there
was new leader in the field for we fail tc
/ ISIutilDsI WHeu people property has
been destroyed or molested before.
kensington Club Meeting.
The kensingon club met with Mise,
Chase last Friday afternoon. and was wei
attended, ~ being present. The collec-
ton OF ten cents apiece and gifts amount.
ed to $40. AT short business meeting
a brief outline of the purpose of the eiul
was read by the president, Mrs. r.. L
Dean. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and accepted. Several member
II the 'sNiilage lmprovz ment Society" of
Few years ago were present, and at tn
suggestion Of the treasurer, A. A, Hadley
he surplus money Of the society (bein,
bout $500 was voted to be given to th
Kensington club to be used for books "a
, the Public library. A god social tim
followed.
The next gathering OF the club win b
held ct the res dence of Mrs. Fred Burk
and Henry French, on July 18th from
until 5 D. ~. All are cordially invited f
ccma aud help the good work along; ali,
( It Is requested that each one bring-a list q
from two to elk thoroughly good books
which are desirable for the library. ID
I not forget the 'sLongfellow EVENING" oi
Friday July 18th, at s O'Clock sharp. ii
Illustrated poems, songs, tableaux, instru
mental music and games are planned fo
he evenings entertainment. No dane
ing.