Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-30
sRooKFIELD.

NoT1cE:-Dogs registered by Mrs. A; |
FolIansbee, assistant town clerk, one 400
south of Town hall, Brookfield.
GEORGE CRANE, Town Clerk.
Mary Stevens Is working for Mr.. AM
Mrs. Z. A. Clark.
Charles and Noah Frink are at hom
from Norwich university for the sprihl
vacation.
Not much maple sugar apparently hat
been made in town up to the beginning o
this week.
Among those at the Center who hay'
been ailing are Mrs. Chase, Mr. Blair and
Mr.. Glysson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rumney's little boy, who
has been IN for several weeks past, - nov
conyalescing.
Mrs. Savilla Green came home recently
from Randolph, where she had been most
OF the winter
Grace +. Abercrombie came home from
Tilton seminary last Friday for the spring
vacation of ten days.
Fred Ralph was recently in Concord, \.
H., and brought back with him horse
which he purchased there.
Florence, the little girl Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Colt, was seriously III last week
and DR.. Ellis was called in.
Mrs. Anna Kelly and little daughter Of
Northtield recently visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Perham.
Hon. Cassius Peck OF Burlington spent
several days in town recently and stopped
with his brother, Marcus Peck.
Mrs. Ellen Wilcox and grandson, Law
renee, came from Barre last Friday, where
they had been for about ten days.
j. w. Parmenter lett town last Thursday
and viii visit Concord, n. H., Worcester,
Mass, and Boston before returning.
Among those who are ailing are Z. A.
Clark, Mrs. Henry Edison and Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Calagan, also the son Of A. r.
Churchill.
Z. G. Sprague had a telephone placed
in the house to which he is moving at the
Center last week Il is the Smith place
which he is to carry On.
Water began to run out OF the pond
Monday morning on account OF the rain
and thaw which raised the water, which
had been very low nearly an winter.
The selectmen last week appointed Dea.
e. 7. Frink oyerseer Of the poor in place Of
Dea. W. $. Graves, who cannot. because Of
illness, serve the town any longer as its
lyerseer.
hEns = pNatu Auu uhuEuttEs Mary VINO
have been in Worcester, Mass, the past
winter, returned to town last Thursday
md have opened their house, which had
been closed for several months.
The Brookfeld Grange Dramatic club
presented 10 good audiences considering
he weather last Friday and Saturday
'venings the drama entitled, "past Re-
Quite a sum of money was
ealized for the piano fund FOR the hall.
Catherine Augusta, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. T.. Benham, WIS married at their
home last week Wednesday al $3.50 u. M
o Henry Holman Of Randolph, in the
presence Of the immediate family Of the
ride. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. X. III. Abererombie, who used a ring
erviee. The young couple received nu-
nerous presents, and are 10 reside in Ram
.olph, having purchased the farm on the
cad to Randolph Center, or near that
Dad, where Mr.. Logan resided The
Dung people start out with bright pros
ects for the future, and their many
riends wish them success. The bride Is
graduate Of the Randolph High school
nd also OF the Normal school at Ran
olph Center, and has taught school IN
rookiield. Post Mills and West Hartford
cry successfully.