Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-13
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MaDeI braotOrQ OF Bangor, N. T.,
visiting Hattie Mason this week.. - y
Mrs. Pope is keeping house at March,
Peck sin the absence OF all the family.
John Green is improving his residenc,
by remodeling and rebuilding the ell
part.
Will the authorof the obituary MOTTO
on Geo. 8. Peak please send his or hel
name to USED.
George Smith and family, who hav,
been visiting friends in Weston, are ex
pected back this week.
DR.. Edward Abbott, wife and child ar,
visiting at I. Calagan's and with cthel
friends in town this week.
Marcus Peck left Tuesday for an extern.
sive trip in discharge OF his official dutie.
as state road commissioner.
Miss Zoe Fullam, who has been work
ing in Mr.. Lanes family at Randolph
Center, is spending week at home.
The board OF civil authority meet at the
town clerks Office Saturday afternoon
the 18th inst, to revise the check list.
Rev. Z. H. Morse returned with bis
family from his vacation trip last Friday
and occupied his pulpit as usual on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ladd are away a,
Sharon for few weeks vacation. They
expect to visit the White Mountains
before their return.
Ernest Sargent, Who had been spending
some weeks at home this summer, went
last Tuesday to st. Adams, where he has
obtained position as clerk in a store.
A baseball game was played between
the Brookfield and W iliiamstown mines al
East Brookfield last Saturday. with the
result OF q scores to II in favor OF Brook
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stone and son, Ed
ward, have gone on vacation trip and
will visit friends In Norwich before their
return. Mrs. James Stone accompanied
them. - weA
Mrs. Merton Griswold went Tuesday to
join her husband at Uxbridge. Mass,
ming in the practice OF his medical pro-
fession.
Arthur Williams OF Bethel and Miss
Edith Perham Of this place were married
yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
BRIDES parents. The ceremony was per.
FORMED by Rev. c. II. Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tuckerman of
North Ashburnham, Mass, who are TAX
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after spending few days with friends in
Brookheld, proceeded on their journey
last Friday.
The Republicans OF Brookfield are here
by notified to meet at the basement OF the
First Congregational church Thursday,
Aug. Goth, at 2 p. m. to nominate candl-
date to represent the town in the next
general assembly, and also to nominate
Eve candidates for justices OF the peace.
Per Order OF Town Committee.
The body OF G. Frederick Freeman was
brought to Brookheld for interment last
Saturday. There Was brief funeral ser.
vice at the grave, conducted by Rev. c. II.
Morse. The deceased was "A years OF age.
Formerly aresident OF Brookfeld, he re-
moved some eighteen years ago to Ash
burnham, Mass, where he resided until
his death. He leaves a widow and one
son, Arthur.
TIE people OF Brookfeld village and
Center are favored just now with an unus-
ually large number OF visiting friends ana
summer boarders. Your correspondent
is able to count up nearly fifty such OF
whom he knows. In addition to those
already mentioned in these items, the fo.-
lowing are some OF the others: At the
home OF Bert Allis are Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dartlett OF New Britain, Conn.,, and Mrs.
Forts Allis; at G. T. Frink's, Mrs. William
Frink OF Swanton; at Mrs. Uphams, DR..
Partridge and family; at u. A. Ciark's,
Mrs. Philbrick and two sons and young
man, Frank Andrews, from Hartford,
Conn; at VIM. c. Clark's, the following
eighteen; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w neatley,
daughter ard two sons, from Meriden,
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, also from
Meriden; Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn and two
children from Springfield, Mass, DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Wheatley and two children
from North Arlington, Mass Ernest
Congdon from Philadelphia, and Miss
Emily Bacon.