Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-15
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We shall insist ON a settlement OF ac-
counts due us within 80 days from date.
BLoDGETT BROS, Brooktield, June IL.
Henry Fullam was at home this week to
look after his farm interests.
Mrs. George Nutting OF Randolph Gen.
ter is at I. Calsgan's for awhile.
Mrs. Mary Pease OF Hartford, Conn.,, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. U. A. Clark.
George Lyman Of Rutland is spending
his vacation with relatives in town.
Frank Buxton, a former Brooktield boy,
was in town for a short time OF late.
The caterpillars are getting so they de-
mand great deal of attention these days.
A. f. Sargent and Henry Kibbee are
building new veranda at U. A. Slaikis.
Henry Bacon and wife are caring for
two little orphan girls, relatives, for the
present.
Morey Perhsm OF St. Johnsbury was in
town last week to attend the wedding OF
his sister, Anna.
The farm OF Henry Fullam has been va
Gated by Will Noble, who has moved his
family to Roxbury.
Jason Nye's family were in Randolph
Friday to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Nye's
brothers little daughter.
The grange children's day was very
enjoyable occasion. About 100, old and
young, we're in attendance.
A party from "down country" bought
OF Irving Abbott 30 head OF cattle, cows
and young stock, for s45 each.
Mrs. Orrin Kimba of Berlin and sister
from South Hadley, Mass, were visitors
at C. II. Kibbee's several days last week.
The first OF the week Mrs. j. w. Par
menter entertained cousins, Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. May, from Denver, COL, and
North Troy.
Chas. Richardson, who has been 10 the
Gaylord family for the past year, is now
boarding at II. II. Parker's and carries
the school children to Dist No. 6.
Not long ago while Walter Howard and
Edward Moulton were in Barre their
horse took fright at the electric cars but
by jumping from the buggy escaped in
jury. The carriage was damaged consid-
erably.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Peck were sum-
moned to Rutland last week to attend the
funeral OF their daughter, Mrs. Stella Ly-
man. For a long time she had fought
consumption and when the Master called
she babe her family farewell and was
ready to depart.
The Immediate friends OF Ina Aims
worth HiDkley OF Chicago are saddened
upon receiving the intelligence of a fear
ful accident by the cars to her little boy,
Dean, eight years old. 1t was feared he
could not survive the shock. An arm had
to be amputated, besides other injuries.
Sunday last, the Children's day exer.
cises at the first church were very inter.
esting. There was flee singing by the
choir and by the little boys and girls and
many Rotations, which were well rem
dered. The theme, "Our Mission was
closely followed and a few brief remarks
by the pastor on the same line of thought
fttingy closed the exercises.
Brookfield has lost two young ladies OF
late. Last week Anna Perham was mar
ried to Edward Kelly and has a home In
Rox bury. This week Leet Blodgett has
taken Sadie Durkee for partner for life
and goes to Randolph Center. Useful and
ornamental presents were received by
both parties. Rev. X. II. Abercrombie
performed each marriage ceremony.
The school directors held a meeting at
Library hall last Tuesday and voted to
have fall and winter term of school at
the village for advanced pupils, provided
a sufficient number will attend to war
rant the directors in establishing such
school. They request all who will attend
to notify the clerk Of the school board,
G. II. Bigelow, as soon as July LIST. The
branches to be taught are reading, SPELL
ing, writing, advanced arithmetic, gram
mar, geography, algebra, geometry, his
tory OF Vermont, history OF the United |
States, general history, physical geogra-
ply, civil government and bookkeeping. |