Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-11
Brookfeld.

! See the sample package of seeds your p
I M. has and you will want one. Send 25c
to L. b. Johnson, Randolph.
Miss M innie Smith of Ludlow is visit
I ing her mother, Mrs. John Green.
Fred Shepard of Randolph Center is
moving with his family onto the Paga
farm this week.
Miss Anna Perham returned Saturday
from visit to friends in South Ryegate
and st. Johnsbury.
The annual meeting of the Second Con-
gregational society will be held next
Wednesday, beginning at p. m.
Darwin Styles of Quechee, a former resi-
dent of Brook6eld, was a visitor at the
home of Miss Susan Adams last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams of
Bethel made visit last week at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Per-
ham.
Mrs. James Parmenter is quite seriously
i'll, and her daughter, Louise, has been
obliged to leave the high school for the
remainder of the term.
Mrs. Martha Porter, whose home for
several years has been at Mr.. Eaton's in
Randolph Center, has come to live with
her son, Serene Porter, for the present.
Your correspondent failed to note last
wesk that the town its annual meeting
voted an appropriation of S25 to the
q. A. X. post for patriotic exercises on
Memorial day.
Cassius Peck of Burlington was in town
last week for the purpose OF settling up
some business His daughter, Jennie. ac-
companied him and remained several days
to visit friends.
John Stone went with double team to
the circular conference at Bethel Tues
day, carrying five passengers beside him
self. The pastor also attended. An inter-
e sting conference is reported.
Mrs. Henry Wills was received into the
First church last Sunday by letter from
the Congl church of Randolph Center.
Miss Alice Green was received into the
Second church on confession of faith.
Mr. and Mrs. Durkee OF Roxbury, par
ents of Mrs. Ellis, are staying with the
doctors family to help them in their
sickness Mrs. Brown OF Chelsea, sister
OF Mrs. Ellis, came Sunday to take the
place OF DR.. Ellis mother, who has been
obliged TO return home. Miss May Ellis
still remains.
DIR. Ellis, in addition to other sickness
IN his home, is himself having the measles
this week He is doing well and expects
soon to be out. Mrs. Ellis also shows de.
cided improvement. The community,
which has deeply sympathized with the
family, heartily rejoice now at the good
news from them.
Mrs. Nancy Morse continues to gain
She has been able to ride out on pleasant
days and has even walked to some of the
neighbors' homes and back. Last week
she had visit from her great grand
son, Henry Cotton, and this week she re-
ceived letter announcing the birth of a
grandchild, daughter, born TO Walter
Morse OF Barre on Monday.
A delegation Of six young people at
tended the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton at South Royalton last Thursday All
went together in a double team. All re-
turned very enthusiastic over the conven.
tion. By Invitation Of the pastor they
gave their reports Sunday evening in
place of the usual service Five of them
read brief but excellent papers, full of the
best things of the convention. The papers
were supplemented by oral remarks.
Those who went TO the convention Ger
tainly brought much good to those who
remained at home.