Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-11
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Those who patronized the recent Bos.
ton excursion have all returned.
Mrs. Ella Dewey aud son, Maxw we'll, Wis
tied friends in Hanover, n. H., last week.
Marshall Amidon OF Berlin has come 10
live with Frank Tracy's people this aiu-
ter.
Geneva Carpenter returned Monday
from Fsyston, where she has Just closed a
successful term OF school.
Mrs. Clarence McDermont was received
into the Second church last Sunday by
letter from Randolph Center.
Mrs. Clara Wardner of Randolph is
keeping house for VIM. c. Clark during
the absence OF his wife at Saranac, Lake,
/ ~. Y.
+ Mrs. W. F. Lazelle and daughter in.
7 law, Mrs. w. T.. Lszelle, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ladd the first OF the
week.
collection was taken in the First
church Sunday school last Sunday to Yards
Thanksgiving dinner for poor children
10 Boston.
Martin Flint, while in Boston on the
excursion, visited bic daughter, Mrs, }. w.
Case, and his brother in-law, Rev Geo.
Boynton, in Everett.
There will be sociable under the aus
piees Of the Mite society OF the First
church atlMr. Mashburn's Friday even.
ing. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. VIM. c. Clark has gone to sarauac
Lake, \. y, to visit her daughter, Min
ME, v no Is there for her health. She ex-
pects to remain { NO or three weeks.
Mr. Richardson, who has been living on
the Petingale place, has gone 10 work for
Hayden Gaylord. He moved his goods
last week into the Kibbee house near MIR
Gaylord's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ladd are expecting
TO move TO Barre soon, provided he shall
conclude a satisfactory bargain for the
purchase OF grocery store there, which
be has been negotiating for for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Bigelow attended
the funeral OF Mrs Geo. Goodrich al Chel.
sea last Sunday. Mrs. Goodrich was born
and brought up in Brooktield and will be
remembered by Older residents as Lausan.
na Paine.
A further addition 10 the improvements
on the mill property was made last week
by George Crane in the shape OF an iron
penstoCk. The section measures feet !
and 10 inches and the iron is 3.l6 inches |
in thickness.
Eugene Freeman completed the laying /
of pipe last week from large spring on I
the hill in his pasture TO his barn and (
house, and now enjoys the luxury OF 1
copious supply OF water. Mr. Hopkins OF I
Willismstown assisted him on the iob.
Occasional practical jokes may he al
lowable; but the putting OF cord across
the bridge to trip pedestrians or riders al
night is going TOO far. Such trick was
done last Saturday evening. II repeated,
il ought to be treated as O serious offence I
Amos Chase was thrown from his buggy
one day last week while driving into mis-
own dooryard Except bad wound un
der one eye and several bruises, ne es
capped serious injuries and was able To be
out the next day. As Mr.. Chase is rs years
Of age, he Is to be congratulated on COM
ing out Of his accident so we'll.
In spite OF the pouring rain last Tues
day, a goodly numOer OF people from sur
towns came 10 the circular con-
ference at the Second church, In all
about 90 sat down to dinner. Rev. MIR.
Wormer preached a stirring sermon in
The morning and much earnestness was
in the discussion OF the gem
aral topic in the afternoon. IL was PROV
sn that clouds and rain cannot extnguish
4 good meeting where there is ire in the
hearts OF the people.
The following officers of the Good TEN
nlars were installed Saturday evening
Chief templar, Frank Dibble; vice chief
iemplar, Miss Lula Sargent: Supt. of lu-
renile temple, Mrs. Ruth Angel; seereta-
", Mrs. Mary Ladd assistant secretary,
VI iss Ella Colt; past chief templar, James
Angel; financial secretary, Arthur Bige-
og; chaplain, Lanriston Stone; guard.
VI iss Blanche Durkee; sentinel. Charlie
Blake, Jr. Miss Sadie Durkee. who was
elected treasurer, was not present to be
installed