Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-15
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Iwill be at Laid & Blodgett's store
on Saturday, Oct. II. from a. ~
| to 4 .. m TO receive taxes time 10 saF'
discount expires Tuesday, oci9oel <o.u.
c. II. BIGELow, Town Treasurer
Clarence Fullam is at home Tor lie"
I weeks.
Miss Ada Ingraham Is spending lie"
days with friends in town.
Zolva Chase. expects to move from ms
present residence to the house recently
occupied by M. j. Aiken.
The Misses Lulu and Maud Chamber
lin of Stock bridge'were guests OF MI anu
Mrs. Warren French over Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Case OF Boston, daughter OF
NJ. r Flint, is visiting her sisters, MIS-
Charles smith and Mrs. w. j. Blodgett.
Over twenty young people OF the Brook
field lodge attended the dlstrlct 1nion
meeting OF the Good Templars at Brain J.
tree last Saturday. One team carried NJ
teen.
At recent meeting OF the w. G. t. U.
Mrs. Nellie Clark and Mrs. Sophia Fol-
lensbee were chosen delegates to the
state convention OF the w. Z. t. u. at 81.
Johnsbury.
Among those who attended the 5. 5.
convention at Burlingt ton this week were
be following: e. II. Bigelow, Mrs. Nancy
Abbott, Mrs Annette Griswold and MRS.
Laura Allis.
The annual squirrel hunt will take
place next Saturday. Those interested
will meet at the store Of Laid Blodgett
this Thursday evening to choose cap
tains and sides.
There Will be public entertainment at
the Grange hall Friday, Oct. sd, under
the auspices of the Junior Order oil amer
lean Mechanics. There will be program
of vocal and instrumental music, recita-
Rev. George Howe OF Newport visited
his sister, Mrs. George Mason, over one
day this week on his way to spend the
Writer in the South. Mr.. Howe, on &C
count OF i'll health, is obliged to leave his
church in Newport and take prolonged
vacation.
John Morie Perham, c. E., was mar.
ried to Miss Mary A. Sheldon by Rev. DR..
Halves on Wednesday, Oct. It'll, at the
brides home at so North Union street,
Burlington. After short trip to Mon
treal they reached their nome IN St'
Johnsbury on Saturday
Lake View Council, Jr. o. L. A. M, will
hold public entertainment at their hall
Friday eve, Oct. 23d, consisting OF vocal
and instrumental music, essays. recita-
tions and an address by Col. Fred w.
Alexander of Providence, X. l., and by
members of the order elsewhere. The
public are cordially invited.
The circular conference at the Second
church Tuesday was well attended and
the interest was sustained throughout.
The sermon was by Rev. b. b. Gilman,
visitor OF the conference, and,was a stir
ring discourse on Liberty A good
number participated in the discussion OF
the afternoon.
Mr.. Milon Davidson OF Newfane made
pleasant surprise visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. S. Graves last Monday. Mr.. David
son is a cousin OF the family. The occa-
sion which brought him this way was the
attendance OF his wife on the state con-
veution OF the w. c. T. U. at st. Johns
bury, OF which she is secretary.
Mr.. F. w. Newcomb, agent OF the Bible
society, is expected in town this week,
and will canvass from house TO house for
the purpose OF supplying Bibles, obtain
ing statistics and ascertaining facts which
may be helpful to the churches. Those
who heard Rev. Mr.. Elliott OF Waterbury
present the Bible cause few Sundays
ago. will remember that he mentioned
the expected coming OF such an agent and
bespoke friendly reception for him by
the people.