Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-05-14

ceived 200 all wool remnants OF carpetini
which will be sold for Csc. per yard.
Ransom S.Morgan came here last Thurs
day.
Frank Wood was in town Monday ant
Tuesday.
Enoch E. Emerson has returned from
Addison.
Alfred Eastman has been in town few
days recently.
Paul Tinkham returned from Burling
ton Saturday.
Watson ] Lamb spent several days ii
town last week.
VIM. Allen OF Canaan was in to gn for
few days last week.
Leon Albee came home from Goddard
seminary Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carey rejoice owe
the birth OF son May II.
Alexander Briggs returned from his Wis
il in Ohio last Wednesday.
chas. s. Martin and M. C. Webber wer,
in Bethel for day recently.
Charles aud Nina Courtney spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Royalton.
Oren Smith of Starksboro commenced
work in the creamery here Monday.
Mr.and Mrs. Luther Perkins have moved
back from Sharon onto their old farm.
Rev. w. N. Roberts exchanged pulpit.
with Rev. Carleton Hazen last Sunday.
The topic for the Y.4P. G. U. next Sun
day evening will be 1.-THE Necessity Of
Prayer.
e. H. Edgerton, wife and son and Miss
Fuller spent Saturday and Sunday in
Warren.
Chas. Stockwell has come home to re-
main this season on account OF the poor
health OF his father.
Fred Matherson OF Bristol came here
last week on his way to Boston, making
the trip on his wheel.
Mrs. H. c. Brownson received news last
Thursday OF the death OF her father, Sam'l
Washburn, in Goshen.
Mrs. Richardson and daughter OF Mid
dlebury are canvassing the town for the
Vermont Bible society.
The Pittsfield and Rochester Telephone
company has sold out to the New Eng.
land Telephone company.
Mrs. Olive Chaffee was called to Will
Jamestown last week by the severe illness
Of her daughter, Mrs. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gleason OF Wood
stock were called here last week by the
illness OF Mr.. Samuel Gleason.
Chas. Chaffee received the sad news last
Thursday OF the death OF his sister, Mrs.
Melvin Church OF Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Brownson were in
Goshen Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Brownson's father, Samuel Wash
burn.
ChAs. E Perkins, wife and daughter and
Charles Chaffee went to Williamstown
Friday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Church.
The prize speaking by the students OF
The intermediate department OF the Grad
ed school is postponed to the last week Of
the school.
Chas. H. Stoddard has rented the Roch-
ester House and took possession Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard 60 there with the
best wishes OF the people.
Royal Swan recently pillow up the drill
that he was using at the time of the acct
dent seven years ago. The drill was sew
eral rods from the place OF the accident
and was driven into the ground out OF
sight.
With some additions which improve the
play, the drama, entitled ''The Fruit OF
His Folly" will be repeated at the g. A.
r. hall Friday evening, May 20. Aunt
Jane BaEgs and Polly Flinders
will be there.
There will be an Epworth League jubi.
ZEE service at the Nj. E. church next Sum
lay evening, that being he 7th annivsr-
'ary OF the organization OF the young peo-
,le's society OF Methodism. An interest.
ng program has been prepared, relating
o the past, present and future OF the Ep-
worth League.
The w Z. T. y. held its annual meeting
It the Cong'l church Friday and elected
he following officers: President, Mrs. F.
\. Kezer: lot vice president, Mrs. w. II.
campbell; I'd vice president, Mrs. Ellen
Montague; Sd vice president, Mrs. Julia
Wing; recording secretary, Miss Minnie
Jhapin; corresponding secretary, Mrs. lei.
en- Montague; treasurer, Mrs. w. M.
huntington. Superintendent OF depart.
nents: Evangelistic and literature, Miss
Minnie Chaplin; Sunday school, Miss Jen.
lie Hall scientific temperance instruction,
Mrs. Belle Hubbard; baby band, Mrs Amy
Bush; loyal temperance legion, Miss Jen-
lie Hall; Miss Jessie Morgan, assistant
superintendent.