Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-14
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! Im.ke over old mattresses as good a
new. Can please you OIL iron beds, cham
Der suits, springs, dining chairs, etc.
r, r. BEAN, Smith BLOCK, handolph
John stone, Jr., has gone 10 Worcester
Mass, where be has obtained SITUATION
Wallace Green OF Waterbury visited bi
| fathers home Nv ca last week, fe
turning last Sunoay.
Oliver Nichols Tram v mite River June
ton is spending a few days with WI
Carley on the old place.
! Louis and Arthur Bigelow are at hom'
from the Randolph High school ard o.
not plan to return at present.
| Members OF the Eastern Star lodge herr
were invited to Barre yesterday ("ednes
day) evening. some ten couples went.
Mr.. Porter's home was made happy las
| Thursday, Jan. 7th, by tie arrival OF III
tie daughter Inch weighed eight pouhos
Ed. Martin, who is sick at his fathers
home in WilliamstOwn, is reported SUI
very badly off with inhammatoTy rheuma'
tism.
Marcus Peck had 43 cows on his Rox'
bury farm tested last week with the dis
appointing result that ten were con
demned and had to be killed.
Charlie A. Bgelow went Monday ia
Burlington, where he will attend the
dairy school. Later he hopes TO obtain a
position at the experiment fatm or in the
city, " hen his wife will join him.
At the circular conference which was
held at Randolph Center Tuesday, your
CORE spondent counted "a persons from
the First and Second parishes and the
Branch, Brookfeld, IN attendance.
The pastor wishes to give notice that he
will act as agent again this year to re-
ceiye renewals and subscriptions for the
Vermont Chronicle. Present subserip-
tions, Tor the most part, expire Feb. lst.
Subscription price Is flOJ per year Tor
club Of ten.
The regular annual contribution for
Home Missions will be taken at the First
and Second churches next sunday. The
contribution Will be evenly divided be-
tween the Vermont Domestic Missionary
society and the Coug'i Home Missionary
society, which is national.
The farmers institute which met here
last Thursday and Friday was well at.
tended The address OF welcome was
given by Marcus Peck. The program was
carried out with the exception OF the
part OF Prof. Hills, who was unable to be
present much to the disappointment OF
all.
Those from Brookfield attending the
Dairy men , hbhoGldAlOil meeting H. NJ Oul"
peiier last week we're Mr. aud Mrs. Cas-.
sius Peek and Dir. and Mrs viii Sprague.
BTooktield, which has won lauiels at this
convention in former years, maintained
its record again this year. Mrs. Cassius
Peck received the prize for best essay on
separators, he same being quite sppro-
priately veritable separator of Little
Giant make. The premium for best tub
butter was awarded TO George X. Sprague.
The public installation OF the Masonic
ana Eastern Star lodges will occur next
Wednesday eveGing, at which time the
following officers viii be indicted into
office: For the Masons-W. NJ, Walter
NJ. Howard s. w., Henry Hyde; j. W,
Merton Chase; S. d., Fred Ladd; J. d.,
Calvin tullsm; secretary, u. A. Clark, Jr.
treasurer ana trustee, George Crane;
chaplain, Marcus Peck; 5. s., Arthur
j. s., Carroll Crane; tyler, John
Green; For the Eastern Star-W. NJ, Mrs.
Louise Clark; W. r., Fred Laid; A. NJ,
Mrs. Eta Sargent; secretary, Mrs. Mabel
blodgett; treasurer, mrs. Adeline Peck
conductress, Mrs. Sophia Follensbee; as
sociate conductress, Mrs. Mabel Blod-
gett