Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-24
Brookheld.
Brookfield.
Get my 1900 prices before buying els,
where. ANY kind OF new or secondhan
farm implements, oil and repairs.

BrOOKneld.
Get my 1900 prices before buying else
where. ANY kind OF new or secondhant
farm implements, oil and repairs.
GEORGE c. SMITH.
j. W. Parmenter is building an add
tional storage room.
4. Forrest Kibbee was quite i'll last week
threatened with pneumonia.
Rev. and Mrs. Abercrombie attended
the Endeavor Union at Bethel last Satur-
day.
Last week Mrs. Julia Bigelow OF Water.
town, Mass, came, and will assist Mrs
McDerment with ~ber dressmaking al
present.
Harry Cotton and family from Mont.
pelier are occupying the Frink house this
season, hoping TO gain hrmer health
thereby.
Frank Kenyon and wife came from
/ Hartford, Conn.,, last week TO spend the
summer, planning to erect a cottage near
the Philbrick premises.
At the intercollegiate sports at worces-
ter, the 18th, Pearl p. Edison took second
price In the high hurdles in fast time.
Eleven colleges we're represented.
Rev. Mr.. Abercromb bic has been officially
informed that the late Mrs. Mary ID.
Smith OF Mortified left a legacy OF fifty
dollars TO the First church, where she was
formerly member, while resident at
Brookfield.
Union Memorial services will be at the
Second church next Sunday at eleven
O'Clock. Sermon by pastor Abercrombie
The following Wednesday, 30th inst, the
Memorial services will be held in the same
church. The address will be by Hon Henry
Ballard Of Burlington.
The following items arrived in season
Tor last weeks issue, but were by mistake
left out ED.
Mrs. Nettie Cram is numbered with the
sick this week.
Walter Ketcham was in Burlington on
business last Saturday.
Jessie Durkee visited her sister, Blanche,
in Northfield last week.
Road Commissioner Lamson and men
began work on the highway this week.
II. c. Kibbee and wife attended the fu-
neral OF Mrs. Milo Bucklin in Warren
last Saturday.
Mrs. Celia Eastman has been appointed
census enumerator for Brookfield and be-
gins her work the first week IN June.
All mem bers OF the W. II. c. are request
ed to be present at the regular meeting
next Saturday evening; special business
to be enacted.
Clarke brothers do not hear very favor
able news OF their sister, Mrs. Chas. VIII
cox of Milford, Mass. Her recovery is
very doubtful.
Had we not been promised "seed time
and harvest" doubts might have been en-
tertsined last Friday morning, finding
mercury only 25S above zero.
Mrs. G. &. Upham and MISS Mary re-
turn from their prolonged stay in Wor-
cester, Mass this week. IL is well to have
the vacated houses in our village occu-
pied.
Little Hazel Sprague has had so much
interest in the suffering children in India,
she has gotten up a paper on her s'own
hook" and has quite little sum raised to
send to Miss Lillian Sprague, who went
from East Randolph to India as a mission
ary.
The Orange County Conference OF
CoDgl churches Is TO be held at the Sec
ond church the 3lst day OF May and 1st
day OF June. IL is expected that Miss
Alice Bushee can be present at that date;
considers BILE interest is manifested in her,
she being a missionary in Spain, and the
daughter of Rev. W. A. Bushee a former
pastor OF this church, consequently this
Is Miss Bushels childhood home. An in
teresting program has beeh prepared to be
in by Revs. r. II. Alden, L.
W. Sturtevant, r. II. Abercrom bic, A. K.
Lambert, q. A. Hood, Henry Cummings,
G. H. Credeford V. NJ. Hardy and A. j. |
Eastman, also Mrs. j. l.. Merrill and Miss
5. X. Cummings.