Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-17
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Bicycles Repaired.

| d. c. Woodward. watch, clock and jew
elry repairer, Merchants Row, Randolph
George White is quite feeble with kid
ney trouble.
J.H Holden OF Unity City, Conn.,, is il
town this week.
There has been a large addition to tn
guests at the Maplewood the past week.
H. A. Allen is having a little struggle
with the jaundice. He is not enjoying it
Mrs. Ketohum and daughter of STAN.
| ford, Conn, are guests at the Randolph
House.
Mrs. Morrison, who has been in Europ,
| for ten or eleven years, is guest at A. NJ
| Adams.
Mrs. j. B. Adams and Mrs. Foster Par
menter are sick with grip and attended BY
| DR.. Bailey.
Arthur Patterson, who has been1 at st.
home Tuesday.
The Rev. Homer White will hold service
in Grace church next Sunday as usual and
thereafter until further notice.
Annie Clark. teacher Of music in a nor
NAL school in Pennsylvania, is at her ia
theirs, Noah Clark's, for her summer vaca-
ton.
There was a whist party at c. L. Hodg-
es last week of relatives and a few invited
guests, and also one at the Randolph
House.
Rev. E. +. Davidson of Newtonville.
Mass, brother in-law of Rev. G. w. Pat
terson, will preach at the Cong'l church
next Sunday
The Randolph Center band gave a con-
cert last week at II. NJ. Flint's. Ice cream
and fruit were served and the evening was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Blanche Noyes Nutting of Chico
pee, Mass, visited her mother, Mrs. l.. A.
Moves, last week. Mrs. Moves returned to
lhicopee with her last Monday.
G. G. Ross, who went to Burlington last
week, had a successful operation last Sat
lrday and il is thought he may be able to
return home in about two weeks.
The Randolph Center band gave the
Squire a serenade last Monday evening.
They were fairly well entertained and
gave an open air concert from the piazza |
afterwards.
T.. V. Parker and family Of STAFFORD |
ave moved here and rented the Kelley |
house Of Mr. Conant. Mr.. Parker is a |
insmtth by trade and expects to carry on |
hat business here.
Inc cemetery mere IS the oldest IN town, /
nd is historic in many respects; vet, as
nown to all, il has been sadly neglected.
his neglect has been a matter of annoy
nee, not only to the jewellers here, but
lso to many who have gone away and left
riends buried here. No one in particular
to blame for such neglect, for people
burying here more than a CEN
lry ago, and before il was thought better
D lay grounds out in regular shape, and
ais is so irregular that it has always been
iticult to determine what to do TO make
less desOlate. The ladies have given the
AFFECT considerable thought and have
cen very anxious to have something done
} put the grounds in better condition.
he Ladies Memorial society, at its last
lnual meeting, appointed committee to
lvestigate the matter to see what could
2 done and to superintend the doing of
. In pursuance of this, the committee ,
ct Ii. w. Mcintyre here last week and
ans were made that seemed feasible and
hich Will be carried out so far as funds '
IN be obtained TO meet the expenses. NJ.
Church, as cemetery commissioner, has I
Dproved the plans. The statute makes
e care of burial grounds a public duty,
I'd the work that the ladies have under S
ken is public benefit and it is hoped y
at all will lend helping hand. The la
es are pleased with the interest mani
sted thus far in their work and the read a
ess OF people generally to contribute to n
success. ,