Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-03
BRookFIsLD.
Notice.

All parties having unsettled account.
with DR.. +. Z. Ellis, that have run sis
months or longer, are requested to call and
| settle on or before Sept. Is, 1908.
The concert given al the Town hall Fri
! day was well attended.
The village schools will open for the fall
term next Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Mary 4. Benedict OF East Bethel
+ visited j. ;. Perham last week.
Warren and Bert Williams have put tel
/ ephones into their homes the past week.
Miss Wheatlsy Of Melrose, Mass. Is
with her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Car
7 penter.
j. ". Parmenter is poorly and has not
( been able to attend to business for several
days past.
Bessie Panton went away the first of
this week TO Naitsfieid, where she is en-
gagged to teach school.
The dam at the pond connected with the
fork shop has been strengthened by the
addition Of many new boards.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Russ have sold
their place to viii Hoyt. who viii take
possession about the first Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Batchelder aud her
sister. who had been here for two weeks,
returned TO Montpelier last Saturday.
Mrs. Norman Davis of Waterloo, Ia,
who formerly lived where Albert Rumney
lives, called on friends in town last FRI
day.
Married, at the parsonage Monday even
ing. By the Rev. r. II. Abercrombie. Wal
lace Fullam and Marcia Smith Of Brook
field.
Miss Grace Barnes and William Slater,
who had been at the parsonage for little
over two weeks, returned to Lawrence,
Mass, last week.
Permanent road has been put in east OF
Mr.. Galagan's and a new culvert on the
road near George Richards going towards
the Bear hill road.
Last winter a spruce tree was cut on j.
s. Perham's farm that was 102 feet high,
scaled 100 feet, had 290 yearly growths
and made s. thousand shaved shingle.
Communion service at both churches
next Sunday and the preparatory service
at the Second church at 80 p. m, and at
the First church at p. m, Friday, the
4th.
Mrs Wheatiey and daughter, Bessie,
who had been in town for several weeks
past, visiting at Mrs. Andrew Edson's, re-
turned to their home IN Meriden, Conn,
Friday.
raw AsAAA0 anu A@AAAaA AaaAAtN0AA AfA gan
their second year al the Normal last week,
and Clyde smith began his first year and
Eta kibbee entered the preparatory de-
partment.
Mrs. Julia Williams and son. Warren,
went to Warren last week to attend the
Both wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gleason Of that place. They return
ed Saturday.
John Lamson came home from Barre
Monday, having completed his engage
ment there. He is to have vacation for
short time and viii enter the University
Of Vermont this fall.
About So attended the ice cream sociable |
at the First church Thursday evening and |
enjoyed the musical program and the in
teresting talk of Miss Frink of Boston in |
relation to her work among the seamen.
Mrs. Mary p. Mills and Sammie of South |
Ryegate. j. NJ. Perham, {. f., and wife of |
st. Johnsbury, Mrs. Lucy p. Benedict and |
sylvia OF East Bethel and Mr.. and Mrs. r. |
i. Kelly and Gertrude of Northtield visit |
ed their grandfather, j $. Perham, recent |
",
Emily Adams, who has been bedridden
for great many years, celebrated her nth
birthday Monday. A number Of the |
neighbors came in to see her and Mrs. Van
Voris brought down photograph and all
enjoyed the entertainment. II was very |
kind to remember one in the condition of
Miss Adams.