Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-22
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F. 4. Healey is the new jeweler at Bass
store, Randolph, and good one.
Bell Brothers OF Randolph have thei
carpet department filled with new good
at bottom prices.
To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that the firm of LadC
q Blodgett is dissolved by mutual CON
sent. F. ID. Laid having sold his interes
in the business to Leet Il. Blodgett, thu
firm is to be known as Blodgett Bros. AL
parties having accounts with the firm o.
Ladd & Blodgett will please settle the
same within thirty days.
LADD & BLoDGETT.
+. ID. LADD. w. j. BLoDGETT.
The creamery now runs every day.
Frank Ainsworth of South Royalton
was visitor in town last week.
T. Calagan has this season made 80 gal.
Ions of syrup and 1,050 lbs. OF sugar.
Mrs. T. CaIagan has been on the sick
list for several days, but was convalescent
at the date OF this writing.
Will Blodgett went to Boston last FRI
| day to purchase goods for the new firm OF
Blodgett Bros. He returned last night.
Crescent Chapter, No. 81, order OF East
ern Star, will have sociable with Mrs. A.
l.. Follensbee next Wednesday evening,
| April 18th.
The Ladies' Aid will give new sugar
sociable at the Second church this (Thurs-
day. evening. The proceeds will go for
church purposes.
Mrs: Mary A, Nutting, who has been
| spending the winter in New York with
friends, has returned and will stay for
several weeks at I. Calagan's.
The regular Wednesday evening prayer
meeting at the Center, which has been
discontinued for several weeks, was re-
sumed last evening and will be held as
usual hereafter.
There being no meeting at the Second
church Sunday evening, about a dozen
people went down to East Brookfield to
attend the evangelistic service there con
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Shaw and his assist
ant, Mrs. Smith. 1t was an interesting
and impressive service.
Word was recently received by friends
in Brooktield stating the death of the
youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Burt Of Philadelphia. Mrs. Burt, who
herself was sick at the time, was made
worse by the sad event, and her mother
Mrs. Whiting, was telegraphed for.
The following names will complete the
list OF teachers for the summer term, the
others being mentioned last week: Center
school, Miss Cornelia f. Goss OF More
town; village, Miss T.. Eliza Sessions OF
schools will open the first Monday in
May.
Posters have been sent here advertising
an entertainment to be given at Grange
hall, Randolph tomorrow friday even
ing by members of the grange. The pro-
gram will include the presentation of the
drama, "Ab1ve the Clouds, and music is
To be furnished by the grange orchestra
and Miss Carrie Haufier, soloist. If the
hnr 80 fav mill huf
be a good attendance from here.
The Second church Sunday school
voted last Sunday to give 90 from the
treasury for the India famine sufferers.
The money will not be sent for a few
days and persons desiring to add to the
contribution will please hand the same TO
&. II. Bigelow, superintendent. 1t is
hoped that many will give out OF their
abundance in response to the wall of need
that comes to us from the far East.
The world moves and it seems evident
that Brooktield moves, there having been
quite a number Of moves and changes at
the north village OF late. Following close
upon the change of proprietors OF the
hotel came the announcement few days
ago that Fred Laid had sold out his in
terest in the store to Leet Blodgett and
that the firm would be known hereafter as
Blodgett Brothers. MIR. Laid retains
ownership of the building and he and his
family Will reside in the tenement upstairs
for the present, perhaps during the sum
mer.