Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-08

Full line of new wall paper at Laid &
Blodgett's.
Miss Clara Blakebrough of Bridgeport
Conn, is visiting her sister, Mis-. Fannie
Fullam.
Union Fast day service will be held at
the Second church tomorrow friday al
II O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bodgett went to
Braintree Sunday to attend the funeral OF
George Boyee.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Haggett expect to
move into the tenement over the old store
in a short time.
Ed Wills entertained his friend, Louis
HI. Ripley OF Winchester, n. H., as his
guest several days last week.
j. X. Sprague and Mrs. Avalipe Sprague
were united in marriage by the Rev. Mr..
Farr at North Randolph March oath.
Lewis Ierd and family have moved from
Braintree to the Waldo house at the Cen
ter. Mrs. Jerd is very i'll with the grip.
Miss Ellen Smith, who has been caring
for Mrs. Nancy Morse in her illness, is at
home for few days OF rest and Miss Rose
Edison has taken her place.
Mrs. Mary Smith, who has been feeble
for a long time. had fall in her room last
Friday, in consequence OF which she has
been confined to her bed since.
Mrs. Zoe Fullam Jones has finished
working at Calvin Fullam's and has gone
to Randolph for the present. A sister OF
George Jennings takes her place at Mr..
Fullam's.
The dramatic entertainment 10 the
brick schoolhouse towards Randolph
Center last week Tuesday was attended by
quite delegation OF young people from
Brookfield.
After eighteen years in the position,
Solomon Smith DE- clines o serve further
as janitor OF the First church, his many
calls to do papering and painting requir-
ing his whole time. John Raymore is TO
be his successor. He began his duties last
Sunday.
Clarence Fullam hss traded his hotel
property for the so called Fisk farm. The
transaction was consummated Tuesday
between him and Marcus Peck, the latter
heing agent for Mrs. Onie Conland Scott
of Syracuse, n. Y. Mr.. Fullam is to
move Immediately. II is not yet known
who is to have charge of the hotel.
Teachers examinations were hefd last
week Wednesday and Thursday by County
Examiner f. f.. Prichard at the village
schoohouse. Only four candidates APP
peared and took the examination-Mrs
Rose Smith, Lizzie Lamson and Florence
Hall of Brookfield and Cecile Buck of
ut ItHuli ID uoh VI CT huhOhnNSu
at the time of your correspondents writ
ing.
1t was announced by Deacon Peck in the
Second church last Sunday that the
weekly offerings put into the contribution
box after April would be applied on the
church and society expenses for the cur
rent year. Those who are behind in pay
ment of their pew rents should hand
" hatever amount they wish to have APP
piled on last years dues to John Green,
the collector of last year, who will keep
The record and give credit.
Unless the weather should be very un-
favorable, it is expected that Rev. n. w
Shaw and his assistant singer, w. o. |
smith, Will be present and conduct the
meeting at the Second church next Sun
day evening. These men have been hold |
ing evangelistic services at East Roxbury, |
y here there has been widespread relig- |
Gus interest as result of their labors. |
The pastor, by who e invitation they |
,ome, bespeaks a good attendance for |
hem on this visit to Brooktield.