Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Mary Perham Mills of South Rye
gate visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Graham OF Bethel has been here
visiting in the family OF G. L. Hodges.
Chester Bickfordis house is being re-
painted. Henry c. Hyzer Is doing the
work.
Thos. j. Adams is recovering from the
typhoid fever. which he contracted in
Bsrre.
Leet Blodgett and wife have gone to
Buffalo to attend the Pan-American expo
sitiOn.
W. E. BIodgett and wife OF Saratoga
Springs are here visiting relatives and
friends
Miss Ina WEIGH Of Detroit. Mich, has
been visiting relatives and friends here the
past week.
Fred Hodges OF New York is enjoying a
two weeks vacation with his parents, e..
L. Hodges and wife.
A daughter and son OF Ed. Hodges Of
Boston are making an extended visit at
their unele's, c. L. Hodges.
Miss Harriet Layton OF Montpelier and
Miss Annie Mead Of Randolph are guests
of Bessie Holden this week
Mr. and Mrs. Stafford. who have been
spending a month at their Nayside farm,
return to their home in New York this
week.
Lottie Baird, who has been sick with
diphtheria az her aunt's near Jersey City,
has so far recovered that she came home
last week.
Earl Bickford's colt that was badly cut
on barbed wire fence some weeks ago, is
doing well and viii probably become
sound and all right.
There will be a benefit given TO Ran
dolpb Center band at Mrs. Holden's next
Saturday evening. Refreshments Will be
served. All invited.
The ladies Social circle OF the Cong'l
society will hold their annual sale OF use
fol and ornamental articles at the house
Of d. A. Partridge Friday afternoon from
to O'Clock.
The ladies OF the NJ. +. church held a
lawn party at Il. c. Smiths last Friday
evening and served ice cream and candy.
A straw ride was an incident of the even
ng. Over go was realized, which was
presented to Rev. Mr. Moody.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church held
thei annual sale and lawn party az Mrs
Holden's last Thursday afternoon and
evening. Ice cream and candles and
fancy goods we're sold. They realized s67
as a result. The lawn was decorated with
he Whole affair was very successful
The concert last Monday evening for the
benefit Of he Village improvement asso-
citation was very successful and well at
ioaded. ID. A. Partridge had eharee o.
the mfauraments and he was fortunate Ia
bis selections. The artists were Miss Car
ollie Lamson, Miss Josephine Hodges.
Hiss Annie Clark and DR.. W. NJ. Kelly, |
soloists; Miss Belle WEIGH and Miss Jose
)hine Hodges, recitations; Mrs. r. s. Allis. !
.lasier Clarence Allis and Miss Louisa
swan, planists, and Mrs. Ais, whistler
= is Mary story, Miss Spooner and Jen-
lie Hodges, accompanies. All performed |
her respective parts exceedingly well and |
heir efforts were highly appreciated ss the |
Ieque 4 applause aud encorcs clearly In |
Heated. Where all did SO well conpari- |
'ons and special mention would be inxid- |
ons. Miss Iamson and Miss Story are /
roal Ph ladelphia, Mrs. Ailis and Master |
Nils rom Derry. Conn.,, Miss swan from 1
ounce lent, DR.. Kelly from Randolph. 1
iiss Clark from New York now, but To- i
ne fron here. The others are local. i
luca credit Is due Mr.. Partridge for his /
6olts 10 furnish the entertainment. A 4
lice sum was realized for the society.