Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-07


| DIR. Ellis parents from Roxbury are Wis
itng b. m this week.
Circular conference viii be held at East
Brookfield next Tuesday.
George Crane aud family moved into
their new house by the mill last Friday.
Mrs. Stephen Wilcox is visiting friends
in Plainfield, 81. Johns Jury and CoveD-
try.
Mrs. Sebrey, from Waterbury are visiting
friends in town.
E. Thomas of Randolph was in town
Sunday to visit his uncle, stephen Thomas,
who was so tadly hurt recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harrington, guests
of Mr.. Cilagan's people, started for their
home in Michigan last Thursday.
Mrs. VanVoorhes, one OF the summer
occupants of the Raymond cottage, re-
turned to New York the first Of the elk.
Drs Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder plan
TO start Saturday.
The Christian Endeavor societies OF the
First and Second churches will hold a
union metting next Sunday evening at
the Second church for hearing reports
from the recent state convention.
Ed Martin and Fanny Ford Of this place
were united in marriage Wednesday, sept.
29th, at williamsburg by the Rev. Alvin
Smith, They have begun Housekeeping
at Mr.. Martins place in the village.
There will be a prayer meeting every
Thursday afternoon at the parsonage un-
I'll further notice. The usual hour will be
three o'clock. In case OF a sociable on the
same afternoon the meeting will be at
2:30.
The cattle business is rather more
TIN living in town than usual his fall. Il.
sol William fnllprt
ing a large herd for their annual trip TO
the sout hern part Of the state, and Hay
den Gaylord recently purchased 25 head
The party OF hunters from Massachu-
setts, who have visited BTookfield in the
autumn for several years, have sent word
that they are coming again this season.
They are expected this week and will oc-
cupy Solomon Smiths house at the Gen.
ter.
William Graves lost valuable colt re-
Gently uncer peculiar circumstances. de
found the animal sick in the pasture, and
examination revealed the cause TO be a
bullet wound in the neck. The wound
was so bad it was necessary to xiii the
horse.
Additional repairs are being made on
the sttepls OF the Center church, those OF
last spring not having entirely stopped
the leaking OF the roof. John Fisk OF
hduuOipu QOtuk 1Ht tAnnlhhs hAOhAJ
Kibbee and Denslow Herrick are also EN-
ployed.
Mrs. Fri Batcheider was recently at
tackled by COW in her own dooryard and
was tossed some distance in the air. In
her fail she sustained fracture OF the
collarbone and other injuries. Her hus-
band and son barely rescued her with dif-
ficulty from another attack. She is now
rapidly convalescing, altho' her arm Will
De disabled for some time.
Miss Ethelynd Gould Of Randolph will
give a dramatic recital at the Center
church tomorrow (Fridayl evening, be-
ginning a 1:}l Miss 8uuld's elocution-
asY abilities ra l Wcti known that many
Wul Eish % near her she comes under
the auspices OF the Ladies Mite society,
which did we'll to secure her at alias next
Friday was the only date that she could
give an entertainment here tnis season.
People in the village are busy getting
their buildings i'm ship-shape for winter.
The roof OF +. Ladd's store building has
been renovated with coat of paint, the
parsonage chimney has been newly top
ped, George Crane is rapidly putting the
finishing touches on his new buildings,
aud Edgar Moulton's house has been
frightened exterlorly by new paint,
Moulton, Smith a Co. doing the job.
Stephen Thomas, whose accident was
noticed last week, was taken to the hos
pitaI at Burlington last Monday. DIR. Ellis
accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
and their family desire to thank the
friends who raised the subscription for
their relief in their present need. Some
balance is left after defraying the ex-
penses ofsconveying Mr.. Thomas to Bur-
iington and the same is to go for his fur.
ther benefit and that OF his wife.
cn-e that coupb with shiloh,s f,ure Relieves
Group promptly. One million bottles sold last year.
40 doses for 25e. Sold by c. +. Black 4 Co.. south