Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-10
sRooKFIELD.
Notice.

Notice.
All parties having unsettled account
with DR.. Z. Z. Ellis, that have run sil
months or longer. are requested to call anl
settle on or before Sept. IS, 1903.
Louise Chase is caring for some one OF
Braiutree Hill.
Miss Edith Sweet OF Boston is visiting
Miss Olive Fisk.
Mrs. Nye's father and mother are visit
ing al her home,
Mrs Mary p Ralph is away visiting in
ThOmastou, Conn.
( Mrs. Gertrude Hall went to her home in
Meriden, Conn, last week.
Marcus Peck Is making a trip this week
TO the eastern part Of the county.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Tucker went "a
I Lincoln Friday 10 visit their relatives.
Lillian Carpenter is to enter the Univer-
sity OF Vermont at Burlington this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams visited
/ Undergraduates. j. 5. Perham, recently.
Miss Mcdonald and Tia McWhorter OF
{ Barre spent Monday with Louise Parmen-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Peck were in Bur-
| lington several days last week, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs. Green's daughter and baby. who
have been visiting her, returned to her
home last week.
Pearl Gaylord and two children OF
Maitsiield were in town the latter part Of
last week with his relatives.
Dr. and Mrs Shaw Of Northheld. with
their twin boys, called on friends IN town
one day last week.
Pearl Washburn, Margie Pauton and
Hattie Churchill are attending the High
school at Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, who have been at
Hinesburg for the past two weeks, are at
home IN the village.
Mr. and Mrs. James McDerment with
their son, Clarence, and wife spent last
week at Berlin pond.
Chance for a hustler 10 get valuable
range for no money. Brookfeld ought
70 be in it. See page 3.
The Center school began last week with
Miss Howard OF Randolph Center as
teacher. The number Of pupils is II.
Miss Friuk Of Boston, who had spent
part Of her vacation in. town al her
brothers., ioit Tor her home Saturday.
Mrs. Louise parmenter. mother Of j. W..
Parmguter, ieft town Monday and VIII
spend several weeks 90 Concord, n. n.
Herbert Mason Is unable 90 attend 10 his
work, having had o hemCrrhago Of che
bowels last week. He j. now convales-
cling
Cassie benham came home last Thurs
day from horihdtld and went Monday TO
West Hartford, where she teaches the vile
laRe school.
Andrew Edison and daughter, Helen,
went Monday, the former % New York
and the latter 10 teach iu q High school Ia
Abingdon, Mass.
Mrs. Baymore and daughter, Mrs. Mid
dleton, with her son, are away spending
some time IL Bridgeport, Conn.,, and
Worcester, Mass.
DR.. and mrs. Partridge and family left
for their home In Worcester Monday
morning after spending their vacations in
town with their relatives.
The lower school opened with 10 schol-
ars under Miss Smith OF Waterbury.
Conn. and on account OF threatened
whooping cough the school is not so large
as usual.
The regular meeting Of the g. A. K. and
W. Il. G.. will be held next Saturday at
p. m. Il is hoped that eli members will be
present, as Mrs. Louise Clark viii give an
account Of the convention at California.
Those who went on the q. A. 4. ex-
cursion TO California from this town re-
turned Monday-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fol-
lansbee, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Freeman,
Mrs. Louise Clark, Mrs. Phnbrick and
Frank Billiard.
Marshall Carpenter and Mrs Laura
Allis were away last week attending the
funeral Of the wife Of Or. Palmer Of Nor
Wich, Conn. The Rev. DIR. has the SYM
pathy Of many Of our people In his great
loss. Mrs. Palmer was a sister OF the late
Airs. Lucinda smith and she had a great
many relatives in town, who mourn her
deccase.
Percy Coleman came from Boston last
with an automobile. He ar
rived in town at @ little past 9, having
come from Fitchburg, Mass, that day. |
While in town be gave many different ones |
q ride and most OF the boys were very
willing 10 take one. lie and Mrs. Cole |
man left for home Monday morning, ex-
pecting TO make the trip that day.
The village schools opened Tuesday |
eith 3 scholars in the High school under |
Miss Vie Davis OF Randolph Center, |
eacher During the vacation the school |
room has been very much improved BY /
he addition Of new desks and seats for the /
scholars, new hardwood floor laid. the |
Falls pspered and the ceiling sheathed. /
The work was done under the supervision /
II school Director Crane by Emory smith |
md O. Hood