Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-13
Brooktieid.

Anna Clark is having her summer vaca-
tion with her parents.
Louise Parmenter is spending a week in
Ludlow with her aunt.
Addie Kimball from Berlin is with G..
ii. Kibbee's family this week.
The animal social ofthe Endeavorers o.
/ the First church was a success.
Mrs. Fred Ladd from Barre city was
with relatives in town last week.
Mark Peck from Burlington is spend
J In few days with friends in town.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Leslie Crane and children
| from Rutland recently visited relatives
here.
T. Csllagan and Irving Abbott stayed
night at Lester Abbott's in Plaintield re-
Gently.
Floyd Lyman came from Rutland for
weeks vacation at his grandfather's re-
Gently.
Will Haggett's family have moved from
the old store tenement into Henry Full
lam's house.
Mrs. Eva Gile and son, Ashley, from
Concord, n. H., are visiting at A. L.
Follansbee's.
picnic was held by the West Brook
field grangers in VIM. Perham's grove
last Tuesday.
AAt htlu NIFTY AIEN uDINEI AIOul bdETE
have enjoyed chanse by boarding at
Mrs. F. Durkee's for two weeks.
Arthur Flint and wife we're guests OF
W, J. Blodgett's the first OF the week.
homeward bound for Derby, Conn.
Blanche Durkee gave pleasant party 10
her young friends upon her return from
Providence, r. /. Cake and ice cream
we're served.
NJ ploa.....t- t...fi.. ,-a..,-,.a -,
Saturday from their outing, visiting and |
camping with friends by the lake in the
Peck cottage.
The members OF the Philbrick family |
have come from the city OF Hartford, |
Conn.,, for summer recruiting in their /
Brookfield home.
The children OF the late Philander Hyde /
express their appreciation OF the kind /
ness OF their friends and neighbors in
their recent bereavement.
Mrs. Gertrude Churchill, who will be
remembered as Miss Lock, and who went
to Nebraska % years ago, has returned TO
her native town TO visit friends.
Brookfield grange will hold a public
meeting the evening OF July 2lst at
O'Clock TO which all are cordially invited.
d. E. Herriek will furnish entertainment
with bis graphophone.
school In the village July 1st with a pic
mic dinner in Frsnk Ainsworth's grove.
West street school taught by Mary Will
liams closed with picnic also.
Friday, the 18th. the Ladies Aid of the
Second parish will meet at the church
parlors Tor their annual meeting and
iull attendance is desired, so that officers
may be elected without further delay.
Parties from our town who recently
went to Saratoga Springs, returned last
week. calling on their Peck friends at the
experiment station, where much interest
was awakened in regard TO the precise
ness with which all the work in every de-
partment is managed.
School IN No. 4 taught by Mary Will
liams closed July 1st. Number OF pupils,
IA. Those having no marks during the
term were Ella Benhsm, Eugene and
WRyne Dewey Noah George and Clarence
Frink. Ruth Hall and Perlie Washturn.
There was but one tardy mark.
School in the Lamson district cosed
July lst. The pupils having no marks
are Arthur Bennett and Roscoe Hart.
Oscar Iamson and Willie Blanchard had
no tardy marks, Lutte Tracy was not abb
sent and Glenn Tracy was absent but one
day on account OF sickness.
myrtle r. RowELL, Teacher.
School No : closed Saturday, July l.
Those having no marks during school
mem bership were Grace and Newman
A Abercrombie, Fannie and Sadie Britton,
Avis Holden, Perley Keyes, BERTHE and
Lucy Fullam, Elgin Martin, Jennie and
Louise Perham and Anna Patterson. Ed
win and Hazel Sprague had only one
tardy mark each. Julia Williams was alb
sent one half day, Edith Chandler and
Susie Ditty one day each on account OF
sickness aud Ray Ainsworth was absent
'ne and one. half days. Number OF pu'
pills attending, 26. IA
LILLIAN SARA BUCK, Teacher.