Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-29

make all kinds of mattresses at lowest
nrices If p. r. BEAN, Randolph.
III. Fullam's barn is completed. he
went To New port TUESDAY
VIM. Pernc, who has been confined to
his bed, can now walk out.
Wallace Allis from CoDnec'icu was az
home on visit for a few days, leaving
last Tuesday.
MemDers ofthe Henry Freeman post at
! tended the funeral of A A. smith IN ran
dolph last Sunday.
Miss Edith CaIagan returned Monday
/ from her visit to Massachusetts greatly
improved in health.
Miss Minnie Clark is spending few
weeks at the home OF tie late A. A.
Smith in Randolph.
Miss Zoe Fullam has finished WORKING
| for Mr.. Lanes people in Randolph ana
hes come home for the present.
Mrs. Lydia Reed, accompanied oy her
son, Eugene Rice, from Plainfield, n. a.,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Fred Durkee
and Mrs. John Perham.
Fred Durkee came near meeting with a
serious accident by fall in the fork FAC
tory last week. AS it was, he fractured a
rib and has been Obliged to remain quiet
since.
The Ladies Aid society will give the
long talked. OF birthday sociable" at the
second church next week Thursday even
ing, Nov. 9th. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Miss Ella Colt, who has been working
this fall in the photograph rooms oil Mr.:
Houston at Waterbury, has returned ana
will resume her work OF finishing mega
tiyes at home.
Interesting reports OF the S. S. conyen-
ton were given In the First and Second
Sunday schools, in the former by Mrs.
Laura Allis, and in the latter by Mrs.
Nancy Abbott.
NJ. F. Aiken and family moved TO
White River Junction last week. Oliver
Nichols and wife, tho are related 10 Mr..
Aiken's family, decided TO go with them
and have moved to the same town.
The Ladies' Aid society OF East Brook
field will give a sociable at the residence
OF Mrs. j. W, Psrmenter next Friday
afternoon and evening, Oct. Both. The
First and Second churches and societies
are cordially invited.
The Lords supper will be observed in
the First and Second churches .next Sun
day. The preparatory service will be
held thistime on Saturday instead OF FRI
day as follows At the Second church at
1880 p. m. and at the First al 3 p. m.
An accident last Saturday resulted in
the loss OF horse belonging TO Clarence
Fullam. George Fullam was driving his
fathers horse and that of Clarence in a
field, vi hen the wagon was overturned on
siding pitch. The horses were entan-
gled and one OF them had leg broken SO
that it was necessary to shoot IL.
About one hundred attended the Good
Templars' sociaole az Minnie CiarK's
home last Thursday evening, and a very
pleasant time is reported. There were
about twenty young people from Ran
dolph, and Others from Braintree and
East Randolph. Between eight and ten
bushels OF apples were pared.
The public meeting OF the Jr. o. L. A.
NJ. last Friday evening was we'll attended.
There was program of Rotations, essays
ana music oy local taleut Remarks were
made by Mr.. Giiddin, state officer of the
order, and he principal ADDRESS OF the
evening was by Col. Alexander OF Rhode
Island. The chief principles of the order |
are protection OF American laUor and the |
OF our public school system. |