Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-31
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Read Bell Bros ad. on page s.
Stop that hack at Bryan's, 1Oc.
White Pine Cough Syrup at Bryan's, 25c.
W. E. Stark is making an extended visit
in Nashua, N. II.
NJ. l.. washburn has been in Underhil
since last Saturday.
Miss Clara Eddy returned TO her school
in Massachusetts, last Monday.
Mrs. John Rivers gave Christmas din
ner to her children last Saturday.
S. B. Day and wife are rejoicing at the
birth of an ll-pound girl, born last sun
day.
Gilbert Durgan and wife OF Guild, Nh,
are visiting her parents, W. E. Adams and
wife.
Miss Josephine Hodges went back to
Massachusetts, today, where she is teach
ing school.
o. c. Hill and wife are sick and under
the doctors care. Mrs. Hill has been sick
long time.
T. j. Adams OF Mortified has visited his
parents, A. NJ. Adams and wife, during
the holidays.
Hon. V. !. Spear and wife and Miss
Jennie Welch took Christmas dinner with
the Holdens, as usual.
Seth Washburn and family OF Bethel
took Christmas dinner last week with his
mother, Mrs. Levi Washburn.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
be divine service at 1880 o'clock. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
II. NJ. Gaylord and two sisters, Mary
and Alice, have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Herbert Allen, several days.
The Cong'l church viii have its annual
dinner and roll call tomorrow, Friday, at
II O'Clock. with exercises in the afternoon.
Mrs. Grandy, who has been housekeep-
ing for Chester Bickford, is in Williams
town caring for her daughter, who is very
sick
The ladies OF Grace church had q Christ
mas tree for the children last Saturday at
Mrs. Harriet Blodgett's and all were made
happy.
Mrs. Rebecea Gilbert Davis 81 White
River junction is az the Pember house
this week keeping house for her brother,
Closson Gilbert.
Mrs. w. L. Hehard and daughter,
Frances, returned last Monday from
Barre, where they had spent several days
with Mrs. Hebard Is sister, Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Mary Stone Holden OF Barre,
Misses Emma, Grace and Bertha Stone of
Boston all spent Christmas at the Maple
wood with their parents, Thatcher Stone
and wife.
L. j. Harrngton's best horse received an
injury this week. As he was leading the
horse into power, the horse somehow got
his leg over one side of the machine,
caught on hook and made an ugly cash.
Mrs. Thresher who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Flint, and who
bas been very sick for long time and was
treated at DIR. Gifford's sanitarium, is con-
valescing. Mrs. Paulina Hyzer is caring
for her.
Mrs III. NJ. Smalley died last Monday
morning. She had been sick with pneu-
monia that finally changed TO spinal
meningitis, OF which she died. The
funeral was from Grace church yesterday,
conducted by Rev. A. Carsweii, the rector.
The Cong1 and Methodist Sunday
schools held union Christmas exercise
last Thursday evening in the Methodist
church. The exercises consisted OF sing
ing and recitations and the unloading of
the well-laden trees, making all merry and
happy.
The Randolph Center Magazine club
will hold its annual meeting with Mrs.
N. l.. Boyden tomorrow, Friday, evening.
Supper at o'clock. Magazines to be sold
later. This club has been maintained for
sixteen years and has always held its
annual meeting with Mrs. Boyden. The
club has always been harmonious, with no
disturbing influences. Everything un-
pleasant is guarded against.
From Another Source.
Mrs. Laura Thresher is improving.
Mrs. NJ. F. Smith, who is i'll at w. II.
Smiths, is more comfortable.
There was quite gathering at j. G.
Hebard's at Christmas, including f.. A.
Wheeler's family, II. ii. Dillingham; and
wife of Barre, and Mrs. F. NJ. Bryant of
South Royalton.
Christmas was observed at the old brick
eahOnl in dfafrief No IA fine
was given by the scholars,
consisting of recitations, dialogue and a
farce. also a well-loaded tree. All were
highly pleased with the success of the
affair, and much credit is due to the un-
tiring efforts of the teacher, Miss Nettye
Robbins.