Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-03
hroakfield.


having sold my horse l have good
harness for sale. The harness was bough BIT
new last summer, has not been used in
oso weather and has been taken good care
Oh; ~ looks nearly as good as new. / will
sell IL very reasonably. Call and see.
G. HI. MORSE.
w: II. Haggett was presented with a
nne little boy Feb. "a.
Mrs. Philbrick of Hartford, Conn.,, is
visiting her sister, Ms. U. A. Clark.
Gustave Ruiz has begun work at Ma
tnanlel Wheatley's, to whom he has hired
out for the summer.
Ehe Kibbee is SO far convalescent from
her recent illness that she has gone to
friends.
Wallace Green has gone to Boston,
where he expects to obtain employment
in a meat shop. On his way he spent SUM-
day with his uncle, Chas. II. Parmenter, at
Henniker, N. HI.
In answer to the inquiries OF numerous
friends the pastor would state that his
family expect to remain in Brookfield at
the parsonage for awhile after his depart
ure to Hartford, Conn.
The G. e. society OF the First church
realized $3.50 from the town meeting din
ner. They furnished an excellent dinner,
which was literally patronized, and it
seems likely that this feature OF town
meeting will be continued hereafter.
School in Dist. No. Z closed Tuesday.
Feb. %. Those having no marks for the
term were Guy and Elgin Martin and
Jessie Durkee. The teacher wishes to ex-
press her thanks TO the parents and pupils
tor the berry spoon and vase presented
her. ROSE K. SMITH, Teacher.
The pastor read letter missive to the
I'd church last Sunday from the Congl
churcn of Chelsea, inviting attendance by
pastor and delegate to an ecclesiastical
council to be held In that place March 3,
for the dismission OF Rev. B. b. Sherman,
who has resigned from the pastorate. G.
III. Bigelow was elected delegate.
A man dropped bills to the amount of
f26 in the store the other day and did not
discover his loss until he reached home. 1t
is needless to say that he FASTENED back
with considerable celebrity to look for his
money. He was much relieved to receive
IL all again, 1t having been found and
handed to the storekeeper for safe-keep-
ing. There are honest people in the world.
The Lords supper will be observed at
the First and Second churches next Sun
day. The preparatory services will be as
usual tomorrow friday afternoon at l 80
O'Clock at the Second church and at
O'Clock at the First church. Ii is expected
that there Will be NUM- Der to Join the
Second church and these should meet the
examining committee half hour before
the preparatory service Friday.
Carver Green, the stage driver,
"Having taken his flight
In the darksome night"
and the recent billiards. considerably de-
moralized the mail service of Brook field
fer few days. However, everything is
"shipshape" again, since Chas. Holman OF
Randolph has taken the stage route for
the present and his man, Oliver Tucger, is
doing prompt and satisfactory service.
School in No. closed Tuesday, Feb. %.
Number OF pupils enrolled, 10. Those
having no absent marks were Arthur, Ell
win and Oscar Lamson. Geo. LaInson and
Geo. Williams had no absent marks dur
ing school membership. Arthur Bennett
was absent on account of storm. The per
cent of attendance was 92.5. Those hav-
ing honor marks we're Clarence Tracy,
Arthur Bennett and Lutte Tracy. lu
..~ra n LIzzlB NJ. LAMsoH, Teacher.