Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-12
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Aida L. Slack is at Randolph, car
ing for Mrs. Susa Bass.
Hattie Sawyer OF Boston has been visit
ing relatives here few days.
Miss Gees sister of Keene, n, H., is
visiting her at the Maplewood.
Charles i. Boyden of Burlington was at
1 home with his parents over Sunday.
DR.. Cilley, the ofician, and his agent
are stopping at the Randolph House.
| The Ladies' Social circle held sociable
at their rooms last Saturday evening.
Henry Powers OF Bridport visited his
niece, Mrs. W. L. Hebard, over Sunday.
II. A. Allen attended the Fish and Game
League meeting at Isle La Motto last
week.
Mrs. Trafton's brother, Charles Adams,
OF Attleboro, Mass, is visiting her this
week.
DR.. Noyes has completed another three
years in Alaska and returned home last
Monday.
Thos. Smiths wife has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital to be treated for
appendicitis.
DR.. Wire of Worcester. Mass, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Chamberlain, at Miss
Orpha Brainardis.
", last Friday to teach another year in
the public schools.
George Adams is now driving the stage
from Randolph Center to Brookfield. He
will live at Brookfield.
Rev. G. w. Patterson and DIR. Nutting
attended the circular conference at Wiz
liamston last Tuesday.
Mrs. Gleason of White River Junction
was here the first of the week to visit her
sister, Mrs. John Bolin.
Charles II. Nutting Of Chicopee, Mass,
has been with his family at DIR. Noyes'
few days. He returned home Tuesday.
n, L. Boyden and wife and Marshall
Banister and wife attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Cassius Peck at Brookfield last sun
day.
E. A. Partridge, wife and daughter, who
have been spending the summer here at
their cottage, returned to Philadelphia last
week.
j. II. Galpin OF Waterbury, Conn. has
been in town the past week and, with NJ.
Z. Rowell, shipped 25 cows to market last
Monday.
Frank L. Durkee, who has closed his
work for r. II. Slack. has gone TO Worces-
ter, Mass, where he has engaged work at
the city farm
Herbert Campbell went to Washington
last Saturday and returned Sunday with |
his daughter, Julia, who attends the Ran
dolph High school.
Alyce (Stone) Grant, who has been
spending the summer with her parents at |
the Maplewood, returned to her home in |
New York last Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Clark has rented the lower |
part Of her house to Mr.. Trafton and her
millinery rooms hereafter will be upstairs |
directly over her former rooms.
Mrs. Z. F. Durham Of Barre was here
last Monday. She was called to North |
Randolph by the death of her father, b. +.
DurIee, and called on friends here.
+, Carroll Stone and wife, nee Maud Heb |
ard. of Lunenbur Mass. have been yis- |
ting her parents at the Randolph House.
They returned to their home Tuesday.
An art room is being finished off in the
third story Of the Normal building and |
the damage caused by lightning last sum
mer TO the bell deck is being repaired. ID.
F. Lewis OF Randolph has charge OF the
work.
Miss Mary Tracy, daughter Of A. II.
Tracy and wife OF East Randolph, was
married to Francis ii. Newton of Middle
town, Conn, last Friday morning at Grace
church. Rev. Homer White, rector, per-
formed the ceremony. None but relatives
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton left
for their future home.
L. 5. Senator W. P. Dillingham; and
son, Paul, staid at the Maplewood last
Monday night. They are taking car
rage drive over the Vermont hills. Tues
iay they took dinner at the Red Lion Inn
and from there went to Rochester and
staid all night. Wednesday they went to
and thence expect to go to
their home at Waterbury,.
Miss Della Deering. daughter of Charles
d. Deering, died the 9Th. She had been
great sufferer for long time from heart
trouble. which was the cause of death.
The funeral was at the house last Sunday.
Rev, G, NJ. Patterson conducted the ser
vices in very able and sympathetic man
ner. There was a large attendance of
ueighbors and friends and many followed
he remains 20 the grave. The interment
was in East Randolph cemetery.
There was a very pleasant reception to
Rev. L. y. Moody and wife at j. Il. Ad-
ans last Monday evening, 1t being the
ifth anniversary OF Mr.. Moody's mar
rage There were a large number OF
neighbors and friends present. The pres
ants were numerous and valuable. There
was a purse of twenty-five dollars and
other things amounting TO nifty dollars.
The evening was pleasantly spent. There
were readings by Belle WEIGH Josephine
Hodges and Mrs. Trafton and j. Il. Adams
made the presentation in very happy
speech. to which Mr.. Moody feelingly
Rev. G. W. Patterson extend
ID the courtesies and good wishes OF the