Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-15
East Braintree.

Miss Kimbsll spent the sabbath ct her
home in Bethel.
Mrs Eusebia Simonds is at c. d. Smead's
for q short time.
Mrs. Melina yerd is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Josie Rand.
Miss Hall of East Randolph is working
for Mrs. Carl Bowman.
Little Lois Hutchinson has been quite
sick but is better at this writing.
Jefferson Flint has returned from a
visit to friends in the northern part OF the
state.
Mrs. Clara Brown came Saturday night
to spend Sunday with her sister, Mrs. John
Mcintyre.
Fred Grain has finished work in North
field and with his wife is with his parents
in this village.
Mrs. Wicker, recent houseKeeper for
Dea. Peavey, is with her daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Martin.
Ray and Storrs Clough are now sick
with the measles. Lynn is rapidly recov-
ering from his attack OF them.
John Donnelly no longer works for
Kimball Mcintyre aud we have to go away
| from home TO get our horses shod.
| Miss Myrtle Brown, who assists Mrs.
/ Bert Farnsworth with her work, spent
Saturday mig bit and Sunday with her par
ents.
Dea. Joseph Peavey, who has been living
with Dea. John Peavey for some time, is to
make his home with his grandson, Rupert
/ Mann.
| The audiences at all the services on Sun
/ day were very small, owing to the many
Z cases OF illness and the possible exposure
to the measles.
Various legal lights from various places
have been seen at various times in our VII
/ lage OF late and great is the speculation as
/ to the outcome thereof.
Miss Mahuron, who was called home by
the sickness and death OF her father, re.
turned on Thursday TO finish her term OF
school in the Clough district.
More hay has been drawn to and fro
through the village than for several years.
Three or iour loads in less than IS many
hours was the record for recent day.
The scholars in this district sent out
some very neatly written and nicely word
ed invitations asking their friends 10 some
exercises to be given by them ia Claims
ball on Friday afternoon al the close oi
the school term.
The rain kept at home the pastor and
others who were planning TO attend the
circular conference at Randolph. Great
disa appointInent was felt as II is seldom
that people in the small places have an
opportunity of hearing speaker like Mrs.
Caswell.
Our neighbor Flagg, who has been writ
ing those Interesting letters u the Herald,
recently sent copies of Florida papers TO
some OF his friends here. some recent
atmospheric conditions have made Yer
mOnters wish that they were with George
and his wife.
Mrs. Minnie Boyce and little Sadie are
AZ Alden Boyce's at West BrOokfield just
now. They formed part OF that audience
I al the spelling school last week and are
patiently waiting for the measles 70 which
+ they were then exposed. Others IN the
community are busily engaged IN trying
/ to dodge the same.
I Dea. John Peavey has sold bis property
I in this village and will make bis future
home in Everett, Mass. His going away
T from us means a serious loss to the parish.
+ Dea. Peavey is truly Christian man u
eli his dealings and relations as friend
neighbor, church officer and citizen. Thi:
parish, as do all small places, needs suef
/ as be to maintain the purity and health
T fulness OF its moral and social life bul
what is our loss Is anOther's gain.