Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18
Braintree.

Daniel Bass has closed his labors for II
Powers.
Elsie Powers, teacher i'm the primary de-
parrment of the graded school at West
| Randolph, has been unable to teach for
the so,I past weels having been sick at her
Lyman Hutchinson has returned from
Washington, D. c.
School in No. 7, closed Wednesday.
Mr.. Marsh who was called home to care
| for his parents during their illness has re-
sumed work.
| l.. Archer visited in Taftsyille, last week.
Mrs. Pearl, housekeeper for n. Morse,
| gave q select party at the latter's house
| Monday evening in honor OF her sister
Mamie.
The young friends Of Eugene Finn gave
him pleasant surprise party Friday ev-
ening.
| The friends and neighbors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Nichols to the number OF fifty or
more deemed il not quite proper after so
| long a delay TO serenade the newly welded
pair, bethought, why not get some of those
| fine oysters found at the Red Lion Inn
| market and give Ed house warming; ac-
cordingly no sooner thought of than done.
| Wednesday evening was the time fixed
and little past six o'clock, old and young
great and small, began to congregate at
the Nichols residence till It seemed as II
there was room for no more King George
with his stout bay horses bringing doz-
en- or more from West Randolph, arrived
sounding horns. ringing bells and shout
ing. All were invited in and a most en-
| joyable time was had.
c. NJ. Bass and wife visited in Brookfield
the first OF the week.
Miss Jennie Cleveland gave cobweb
party Monday evening, her eighth birth
day.
Emma Bass returned to her home We'd
nesday from Bethel where she has been
for the past year
Brother George E. Boynton finished
his labors as pastor OF the Congl church
in East Braintree and West Brookheld
Sunday, Jan. 31st. He began preaching
in these places March s. 1885, and has con-
stantly labored with us till now, with the
exception of a few months absence, and
his labors under God have been blessed in
bringing souls to Christ and in retaining
wanderers and strengthening Christians
by personal example, and by successful
efforts to make them study the Bible and
apply the precepts to their daily lives. The
respect of the community for him is ex-
pressed by the financial support given
him, as we had never been able to hire a
minister more than two years in success
sion before, and IL has required an effort TO
raise a salary the second year. When the
cause of his leaving is removed we hope to
welcome him back again. The separation
from his family and sickness Of his wifes
father render it necessary for him to go to
Maine. The VT. Missionary Society has
urged him to preach to our church
longer.
Struggle toughens the mind, until by
and by we do not mind the struggle You
need mot tougher the body by a struggle
with cough W hen you have Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The first steps toward the Liberal Edu
cation, w hich the magazines of the day
are said to put within the reach of every
one-are made very enticing by Babyland
for February. The first picture is not up
to its usual high mark, tho the others
more than make up its lack, and the story
which the wind told the Tiptoe Twins, is
happy coneeit and one which mammas
will be able to read aloud with pleasing
effect, "Puff, puff said the wind.n Baby
Paul's picture is lovely and his story
sweet.
/ have used Ayers Pills for the past 80
years, and am satisfied | should not be
alive to-day il it had not been for them.
They cured me OF dyspepsia when ali 9TH
er remedies failed IT. p. Bonner, Ches-
ter, Pa. Ayers Pills are sold by all drug
gists.