Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-02
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Mr.. Il. n. simmons is agent for the In
ternationai Co, selling mowers, rakes,
tedders, disc hsrrows, spring tooth enlti-
yators, peg tooth harrows, manure spread
ers, cor harvesters, grain binders, gaso-
line engines. etc.
Miss Lima Price is teaching school ON
Bear hin.
George Crane is 10 move his family into
Harry Batehelder's house.
Mrs. Louisa Parmenter lives with her
daughter. Mrs. Sayilla Greene.
Mrs. Josie Spieer of Randolph Is visit
ing relatives aud friends in town.
Mrs. Ella Dewey is taxing care OF Mrs.
Wallace Colt and infant daughter.
Neil Ralph OF Barre spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mas, Fred Ralph.
An eleven, pound daughter vas born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Colt last Friday.
Misses Gertrude and Ella Benham spent
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Henry hoi.
man, IN Randolph;
Mrs. Olive Stone, who has been spend
ing two weeks with friends In Randolph,
returned home Saturday.
Arthur washburn went to Barre last
Monday. His nephew, Lawrence Wilcox,
feturhcu nome Win nun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Freeman and
George Lamson arrived home from Cali
fornia the first OF the week.
Miss Lima Price and Mrs. Wallace Full.
lam we're at Randolph Center last saturday
TO visit DR.. Allen for dental work.
George Crane has sold his place at Brook
field Center to Mr.. Seymour OF Randolph,
giving possession the first OF May.
Mrs. Warren Williams spent last week
at her brothers., Gilbert Blaisdell, In East
Randolph, returning home Sunday.
Communion services will be next Sun
day. Preparatory lecture at the parlors Of
the Second church at 1850 p. m. Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Blanchard of East Braintree,
Misses Clara and Nellie Porter OF Victory,
\. ", visited Mrs. 7. W. Hayes last
Thursday.
Mrs. J. \. Kinney was called to South
Northteld last week by the serious illness
OF her father, Mr.. Buzzell. He died sun
day evening.
There are not enough children in the
Reyes district for legal school. Ira
heyes Is 10 transport the pupils TO the
village school.
The g. A. r.. and W. X. c. will hold their
regular meetings Saturday afternoon. The
l. - - "As cNaNS athaeA. AuSf tApSNh
initiation work.
Mrs. Cynthia Kibbee is m quite poor
health. Mrs. Sophia Bigelow, who spent
the winter with her and went away two
weeks ago, has come back to work for her
| awhile.
Rev. Mr.. Sweet, our new pastor, with
Mrs. Sweet. arrived ia town Saturday and
began his labors with the First and Sec
ond Cong'l churches Sunday, with great
satisfaction to all the people.
The listers OF Brooktield will meet at the
town clerks Office Tuesday, May Z, at /
p. m, to hear persons aggrieved by their
appraisal or any of their acts in making
out the grand list OF said town for the
| year 1907. s
| Rev. Mr.. Sweet will deliver the bacca-
laureate sermon before the Brookfield
High school graduating class next Sunday
| evening, May 5, at the Second church.
The graduation exercises will be held in
the Town hall Friday evening, May 10th;
program as follows:-Music; welcome and
class history, Arthur Wheatley; grafton,
"The Dangers OF the Educational SYSTEM
Walter Smith; roll call and class prophecy,
| Azel Hall; solos; grafton, "The Ouportuni-
| ties of YOUTH" Eldon Austin; .sCharge to
Undergraduates, Oscar Lamson; response,
Ernest Wardner; music; address, Prof. W.
Il. Howard OF Middlebury; presentation
OF diplomas; class ode.