Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-12

Misses and children's rubbers; former
price 30c and 35c, now zoe. A tew chin-
neys left at for 25e.
Royalton recently.
Mr.. Martin of Williamstown is visiting
at Mr. Fordham's.
o. d. Copeland returned to his work in
Manchester Saturday.
Joseph Peavey has returned home from
Randolph to Rupert Manns.
Muriel and Madeline Martin, who
have been very i'll, are gaining.
Mr. and Mrs. X. j. Flint visited friends
in Chelsea few days last week.
Mrs. L. j. Colebrook and little son
visited her mother in Montpelier recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Blanchard attended
the auction at Mr.. Whites in Randolph
Tuesday.
Ralph and Lois Hutchinson visited
their grandma, Mrs. French, the first OF
the week.
Jennie Perham finished work Saturday
for j. b. Wells and is at her home for
the present.
Robert Walker is to move soon to the
Isaac Linfield farm, which he has recent
ly purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fish visited their
new grandson al Dea. b. A. Elint's few
days last week.
On account OF illness, Mabel Smith
did not return to her school Monday at
Randolph Center.
Carl Thayer OF Boston is in town on
account of the serious illness OF his
brother, Oryis rhayer.
Harry Porter, who is working for the
Railroad company bridging, visited at
j. W. Blanchard's Sunday.
There was a good attendance and a very
interesting conference meeting held here
Tuesday. Rev. q. T.. Ladd presided.
Mrs. Josie Rand, who has been i'll at
her mothers. has sufficiently recovered
20 return to her home in Montpelier.
MIR. and Mrs. Maxwell Dewey are NOV
ing into rooms in the W. ID. Royce house,
recently purchased of Mrs. Harris Bass.
Danl Fordham has been hired as
ianitor Of Snowsville church the coming
year in place Of Mr.. Smith, who has moved
away,
Mrs. John Blanchard succeeds Mrs.
Smith as East Braintree correspondent
for the HERALD AND NEWS. Please
hand items to her after this date.
Mid-week prayer meeting held tonight
at 1880; G. +. meeting Sunday evening
About Heart Righteousness;n leader, Miss
Lila Chadwick.
Jennie Blanchard is assisting in the
| household duties at Elwin Martin s
during their illness. Mrs. Simonds, who
went as nurse, is also sick there, and Mrs.
/ Louisa Martin. who came from Randolph,
! is also sick at the same home.
c. L. Smiths people are moving this
week to ]. G. Mann's farm near Randolph
/ Center. Their many friends regret their
departure, but wish them success and
| happiness in their new home. They
will be greatly missed in church and
grange, where they have held prominent
offices.
There have been several new shelves
added to the kitchen in the church base
ment. which makes it much more con-
venient, also four new shelves have been
put in the auditorium for the books OF
the library. Any having books with
the East Braintree and West Brooktield
SUNDAY school library marks on the cover
are asked to return them to the library.
-Four candidates were initiated in the
third and fourth degrees in SnowsVille
grange Saturday evening. On account
OF moving away, Mr. and Mrs. {. l..
Smith resigned the offices held by them
i'm the grange. 5. Williams was ap-
pointed chairman of the business COM
mittee to take the place OF Mr.. Smith and
Mrs, Carl Bowman was chosen lecturer in
place OF Mrs. Smith. Robert Rennie
was appointed assistant steward during
Lynn Coughs absence. Cake and
coffee were served. Misses Ethel and
Jennie Cleveland have charge OF the next
program.