Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-13
EAST BRAINTREE.

Geo. Thayer IS on the SICK llst'
Danl Fordham was in Barre last Thurs
day.
Chas. Sumner was home from Randolph
over Sunday.
The Misses King of Plainfield are visit
ing Jennie and Jessie Blanchard.
Mrs. Lucy Fish Of Randolph visited her
son, b. A. Flint, few days last week.
B. Flint's family attended the gradu-
alton exercises at Randolph Friday night.
Mrs. Clara Sumner and little daughter,
Violet. OF Randolph were in town sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Coffin are in Rut-
land attending the state convention OF
Cong'l churches.
Circular conference on Tuesday, June
18th. open at 10: 80 by sermon by Rev. W
A. Warner of Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Flint were at his Sis
ter's i'm Randolph Monday and TUESDAY.
Mr.. Flintis mother is very Ill.
viii Fordham and wife are visiting at
his fathers for a short time. They are
soon 10 move TO Geo. Vests house.
Mrs. Nickerson and Mrs. Ford OF the
West mart of the town were here Tuesday
to exchange the town library books
Quite a delegation from this vicinity
were in Chelsea last week. Most of them
attended as witnesses in the Clafim VIII
case.
In the absence Of the pastor the prayer
meeting at East Braintree Thursday even
ing will be conducted by Dea. Burton
Flint
c. f. Sunday evening at 7:3O at the
West Brookfield church. Subj, Reverence
for sacred things" Leader, Miss NINA
Norman.
Mrs. J. c. Mcintyre attended a family
reunion at her sisters, Mrs. Cutters, IN
Northheld last Monday and Tuesday ,there
being seven sisters present.
Mae Colby is working for Blanche Fisher,
Myrtie Thresher for Hattie Bowman, Lula
I Thresher for Mrs. $. ;. Hutchinson
| through their summer vacation.
Mrs. Emma French came home from
| Randolph Monday where she has been ioi
/ tbe nast two months. She is now VIII
/ her daughter, Mrs. 5. A. Hutchinson.
service in the East Braintree church
1 sunday morning conducted by Rev. j. w
( Coffin. Subj. "The Negro Problem OF the
/ south. or in Slavery Still, continuation
/ of the Memorial sermon at West Brook-
field.
There will be Children's day service al
Rraintree Hill Sunday at o'clock. Re
hearsal Saturday at a. m. All VINO car
/ helm with the decorations are requested y
/ be there soon after dinner. Bring piant'
and flowers.
Building chimneys seems to be the rag
| in this village T.. i. Claflin had one bum
in his house last week, Mrs. Ruggles anc
Geo Flagg this week and Salmon Williami
i 10 have two built in the house he re-
Gently purchased.
A special meeting OF the citizens IS 70 D
held IA the East Braintree church frida.
AZ . .3O to consider ways and means 10
completing the basement. Ladies OF IN
Mite society will gather at the mouse
Mrs. Belle Walker at the close oi TIM
meeting.
The Cbildren's service at East Braintre
sunday was a success. The church wa
beautifully decorated with plants and Gu
I f,owers. The singing by the choir was eN
eellent and the children did well. A brle
address was given by the pastor. col
lection of about S6 viii be sent 70 IN
sunday school association.
The Thursday night prayer meeting an
business meeting of the {. r.. society me
AZ n L. smiths and the following oiilcer
, were elected for the ensuing six months :
pres. Mrs. j. w. Coffin; vice pres, MR.
Elsie Qough: sec. and treas, Mrs. Jennl
smith: cor. sec, Mrs. Bertha Manni look
ami com. Mrs. Carrie Flint, Mrs. Blanch
Fisher. Mrs. Grace Clafiin; prayer meetin
com. Rev. j. w. Coffin, Mrs.Jennie Smltl
Dwight Fisher; social com, Mrs; Bertn
Mann. Mrs. May Sumner, Dea. B.A. run
Mabel smith, Launiel Coffin, Annie Nol
man: flower COM, Luna Peavey, ho
Thayer, Lillia Chadwick, Nina Norman