Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-16
RANDOLPH CENTER.

F. II. Brown of Burlington is here look
ing up life insurance business.
John Bolin was in Roxbury over Sunday
to visit his daughter, Ellen O'Grady.
VIII Morrill, has gone to Wilmington to
work with his team on lum Der job.
Mrs. r. A. Smith is quite sick with kid
ney trouble and is attended by DR.. Bailey.
Mrs. Deborah Smith and son, Louis, and
daughter have moved INTO the DR.. Smith
house.
Charles Seymour took load Of potatoes
to Hanover, n. H., last week at 75c per
bushel.
C. L. Hodges is in Addison county this
week in the interest of Listers Fertilizer
company.
Arthur Adams went to Poughkeepsie,
n. y, last Tuesday TO take a course in a
business college.
A dozen or more from here attended the
Golden Rule c. e. meeting at Randolph
last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Rivers has been quite sick with a
complication of diseases and is under the
medical care of DIR. Angel.
J. H. Hayes and n. S. Conant went to
Tunbridge last Saturday and attended the
annual meeting Of the Worlds Fair asso-
citation.
The household goods of the late A. A.
Sanborn were moved to his sons in Tun-
bridge last week, where Mrs. Sanborn will
live for awhile.
A. w. Osgood continues very sick with
shingles. He suffers a great deal OF pain
but It is thought that he will recover
though the progress is very slow.
The Moses family who had been living
with Geo. ii. Slack, I'd, have moved to
East Randolph. There were nine in the
Moses family and It makes a great de-
rease OF population on that street.
Hon. Alex Dunnett of st. Johnsbury
win lecture at Normal hall the evening Of
Jan. y. Those who knew him when here
will be especially glad to hear him and
those that never knew him ought TO hear
him. This lecture will be especially inter-
esting to all.
The circular conference is to be held
with the Cong'l church here next week
Tuesday, the Dist. Rev. J. w. Coffin viii
deliver a sermon and there will be inter-
esting papers by Revs. r. II. Abercrombie,
q. f. Laid, d. IL. Strong and Prof. Gill
bert II. Trafton. The session begins at
1870 a. m.
Miss Brewster Of Huntington, who is
rooming at Rev. l.. y. Moody's and at
tending the Normal school, slipped and
fell last Monday and sprained her wrist
quite badly. II was thought at first that
her wrist was broken. Drs Bailey and
Nutting were called and they made a
thorough examination and decided that
no bones were broken but il was severe
sprain.
camp Col. Charles K. Darling, No. 10,
Sons Of Veterans, organized here lately
with fifteen already mustered in, has the
following officers Capt. r. +. Slack; LIST
Lieut.. r. A. Wheeler; I'd Lieut., Alfred
Bower; @. NJ. Sergt.. p. r. Clark; LIST Sergt,
F.W. Williams :Sergt. of Guard, Slack
Cor. Of Guard, John Hardy; Camp Guard,
John Wood; Picket Guard, Oscar Lewis;
Isl Camp Council, Levi Preston; I'd Camp
Council. II. c. Hyzer; Sd Camp Council,
Bert Lewis: Color Sergt., II. L. Douglass;
Delegate, Frank Williams.
An entertainment viii be given in Nor
NAL hall next Monday evening under the
management of the Senior class of the
Normal school, The entertainment Will
consist OF music, recitations and music
pastomime This will he followed by
Greek mirth drill in costume by twelve
young ladies. The drill will be concluded
bv four tableaux which will be formed
without aid OF curtains. The second part
of the entertainment win consist of the
comedy. ASunbonnets, written and play
ed originally for Radcliffe college. rms
means an hour and half of fun and those
who plan to see ii can anticipate good
time, The proceeds of the entertainment
will be used for the benefit OF the class.
A great deal OF time and labor has been
expended to make the evening one OF
pleasure and prcss,. and il is TO be s s.,s,
that the public will do its part in making
it one of financial success.