Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-12

Robert Walker is convalescing from the
measles.
Bert Farnsworth and family are living
on their hill farm this summer.
Miss Alice Fordham was at home over
Sunday from Randolph Center.
Mrs. Mary Page is boarding at Mrs.
/ Grains while her house is undergoing re-
pairs.
Mrs. r. j. Flint spent several days last
week with her niece, Mrs, Tatro, in Ram
dolph.
Mrs Nellie fullam and Miss Lucy Of
Brooktield were at A. X. Mclntires last
Sunday.
The men seem to be enjoying wedding
cigars these days. Clahin discloses on
Carl Wakefield.
G. r. meeting next Sunday evening.
Topic, practical Humility leader, Mrs.
Mary Hutchinson.
Rev. W. Coffin breaches on the last
commandment next sunday morning IN
East Braintree church.
WIN Boyce returned from Boston Tues
day 10 his uncle's, A. X Mclntirs's where
his wife and daughter are.
Rev and Mrs. J. ". Coffin are attending
the state convention Of Cong churches in
Springfield, Vt, this week
s. Williams is improving bis house by
having q new portico built. o. Ihayer
and T. Blanchard are doing the work.
l. ID. Williams and man Of Randolph
were in town Tuesday plastering the
rooms which Mrs. French occupies in her
house.
Mrs. Eusebia simonds has gone to her
sisters, Mrs. Grams, IN RoNbury for a
much-needed rest after caring for the
sick.
The semi-annual election Of officers Of
the &. +. society viii be in the basement
at the close Of a short prayer meeting
next Thursday evening, followed by so
cial All are invited.
While A. X. McIntire was assisting in
building ;. Williams portico, a board IN
the staging on which he stood slipped and
he fell a distance Of eight feet, iarring
him considerably and cracking rib.
As Harry Ferguson was driving down
the steep hin around the creamery last
Monday morning, strap broke, letting
the wagon onto the horse, which began 10
kick, throwing Mr.. Ferguson out. Il
cracked the shin bone and strained the
ligaments in the knee badly.
Wednesday, June II, seemed to be day
OF festivities Some in this village attend
ed the state convention OF Cong'l churches
i'm Springfield. others were at Montpelier
at the G. A. r. encampment, still Others
were at Randolph Center TO attend the
closing exercises, and quite a good many
were in Williamstown TO attend Pomona
grange.
At the annual meeting OF the Ladies
Sewing and Mite society, which was held
in the basement OF the church last Friday
afternoon. the following officers were
elected for one year: Pres, Mrs. A. =.
Ferry; vice pres. Mrs. Charles Summers
sec., Mrs Charles Smith; treas, Mrs.
Charles Sumner; committee Of arrange
ments. Mrs. Dwight Fisher, Mrs. Byron
Wakefield. Mrs. Charles Powers, Mrs.
Gibson Grain. The ladies also voted to
serve ice cream and cake July 9TH in the
basement and a soliciting committee was
appointed for the same.
(From another sourcel
The eighty-sixth anniversary Of the cir
cular conference viii be held in the Brain-
tree Hin church on Tuesday, June 18th.
By special request, DR.. Nutting has con-
,ented to give a paper in which ne VIII
trace the history Of the conference from
1916 to the present. A select choir Will
49,. $500. s,,,8 btr,Ffa ~ tsye nideu time n 4