Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-18
EAST BRAlNTREE

Two dollars for one at Mann's See ad
Charles Sumner of Randolph was hom'
Sunday.
Mr.. Coffin expects soon to resume ser
vices IN the Braintree hill church.
sugar social was held in the West
Brookfeld church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Fisher, who has been very
i'll at her son, Dwight's, is slowly gaining.
There will be services in the Peth school
house next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
| A. X. McIntire, who has been so sick.
has recovered sufficiently to be able to sit
up a little.
! Mrs. Daniel Laport still remains in.
Her daughter, Mrs. Wills, OF Brookfield is
caring for her.
Rev. j. w Coffin and wife attended the
funeral OF Rev. +. Nj. May at Randolph
Center last Thursday.
Mrs. Lewis Spooner returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital last week very
much improved In health.
Mrs. Il. NJ. French has been at her
daughters, Mrs. $. A. Hutchinson's, for
the past few days recruiting.
The grangers, with their families and
friends, enjoyed the sugar party held at
Byron Waketield's last Saturday evening.
0ihbola III TINS Di Iut IDMn De2in
April 10Th. Miss Lila Chadwick teaches
the village school, Mrs. Blanche Fisher in
the Clough district and Miss Nora Con-
molly in No. Z.
+. |. Clatin and wife have been victims
OF the grip for the past week, but are con-
valescing. Miss Lila Chadwick cared for
the sick and Alice Fordham assisted in the
household duties.
Next Sunday morning Rev. j. W. Coffin
will take as his subject, "Balaam.u char
acter sketch. The service is in the West
Brooktield church at II a. m. Come and
bring your friends.
Mrs. Lucretia Amidon and daughter.
Ellen, who have lived at Perry Blaneh-
ards during the winter, returned TO their
home N Peth Monday, where they will
spend the summer.
The Randolph, Braintree and Brookfield !
Protective Fish and Game league will hold /
heir adjourned meeting in Grange hall /
next Saturday at p. m. to see about pur-
chasing fish to stock the brooks with.
Mrs. W. j. Blodgett and Miss Susie are /
listing her sister, Mrs. Smith. for a few 4
lays. Mr.. Blodgett is running his store
n Lyndonyille, which he has recently
purchased. Mrs. Blodgett expects to Join
lin there the latter part OF this month.
The service last Sunday in the East
3raintree church was well attended and
vas most inspiriting and helpful The
hurch was decorated with flowers and
oiiage plants tastefully arranged around
be platform and on the organ. Pastor
tevr ]. w Coffin took his text from Cor.
.v-l4, IF He be not risen, then is our
reaching vain and your faith il also vain. .
ir Coffin explained, in introducing his
abJect, that, according to early church
sage, Easter was kept as church festival
pr eight days. In that sense, therefore.
e were still within the limits OF Easter
bservance.
Arrangements are on foot for a special
hildrens day. The service will be the
rst Sunday in June, the I'd, in the West ]
rookfield church and the 9th in East
raintree, IL the latter place should be \
failable then. On account of the altera-
ons which ii is expected will bel entered /
a soon, this may not be possible, although, n
nder the energetic efforts of the building
things will doubtless be pushed
18th all expedition. The service OF song p
be rendered Childrens day will prob o
by be Summers Happy Children" Z
bretto by E. K. Hewitt; music by I.
artin TOVvne