Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-02-07
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On Sunday evening next Rev. j. S
Upper will speak on the following sub
iect at the NJ +. church 'If all men are
saved why should there be need of re-
pentance and conyersiongn
Love feast and quarterly meeting al
the u. +. church Sunday morning next.
Ed Kidder has caught his two cosset
sheep that have been running wild this
winter.
A. +. Colman has rented his farm TO
Fred Williams of Sitockbridge for one
year.
VIM. Jewett visited his daughter, Mrs
ii. f. Clifford last week.
ID. NJ. Xix thinks if he finds timber
plenty for seds he will do some lumber
ing yet.
There was large gathering of neigh
bors and friends at Mr.. and Mrs.
kent's last Friday evening.
The thermometer stood at 30 below
zero Monday morning.
John and c. G. Tower have sold their
meat market to Gilman Wright and VIII
Huntley.
Misses Gay and Kimball Of Gaysville
were the guests Of Mrs. Fred Martin last
week Thursday and Friday.
News from Lowell. Mass. states that
Mrs. Fay Martin, eldest daughter of Ju-
lius Eaton, is very low and not expected
to live but a short time. The family liv-
~ ar "a wa
known IN this town.
Mr.. Thresher Of Mortified was the
guest Of II. II. Whitney over Sunday.
+. p. Flint Of West Randolph was in
town Saturday purchasing cattle.
There were no services at the Congl
church Sunday evening.
The drama, .Bread on the Waters. 3"
will be presented by the Universalist
dramatic club next week m the G. A. X.
hall.
Rev. Mr.. Fiske and wife and Fred Fas-
sett of Waitsiield spent a few days at
Crosby Martins last week.
Charlie Bent is quite sick with mumps.
People are filling their ice houses.
Carroll Bush returned last week from
a trip TO Lowell.
Miss Grace Ball has returned from
Waitstield and will remain in town for
some time.
Mrs. Jessie Wheelock and two children
of Barnard have been spending several
days at MIR. Putnam's.
There was an anniversary last Tuesday
evening at Henry Martins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tupper gave
pleasant tea arty last Wednesday.
Mr.Williams Of Stock bridge is to move
onto the Amos Coleman farm.
Miss Nina Angel closed her school in
Middle Hollow last Friday.
Mrs Jones from Minnesota is visiting
at Slas Morse's for few weeks.
Mamie Austin of Mortified is spend
ing few weeks with friends here.
Miss Hattie Huntington gave whist
party Tuesday evening,
Rev. Mr.. Fay was in Pawlet last week
for some of his goods that had not vet
been removed here.
Rev. Mr.. Howe and wife of Waitsfield
were the guests OF James StOckwell and
wife for a few days last week.
Mrs. II. Sparhawk of st. Johnsbury
is expected here this week to spend
few days with her parents, Isaac Tag
CART and wife.
Col. J. II. Brigham of Ohio, master of |
the National Grange, will lecture at the |
G. A. r. Hall SATURDAY evening. All are |
invited To come and hear this distin oIliSh- |
ed speaker.
Mr.. Stillman Jewett has not been inn
proving much for the past week.
Rev. J. p. Marvin's subject next Sun
day morning will be, 'Daniel, Gods |
great Prophet There will also be q
service in the evening at 80, subject of
the sermon. "Salvation impossible with
put repentance" All are invited to at
tend the evening meeting, especially the
young people.