Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-19
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Big markdown in Ladies' Tailored Suits
at Thomas, Randolph.
S. II. Turner is papering Mr.. swan
house.
h Mrs. Mary Nutting, who has been sick,
is somewhat better.
4 Chester Bickford was in Barre the first
Of the week on business.
Mrs. Pride, who lives in the north part
of the town, is very feeble.
| Prof. DAYS wife and baby came here
yesterday. They are to keep house IN the
Bickford block.
Marshall Banister has leased the n. w.
Vinson farm at East Randolph and VIII
soon move there.
T.R. Paine has been on the sick list the
past week and his father and mother are
also in poor health.
The Ladies Social circle OF the Congl
church had a hash supper last evening
that was well attended.
Flwin Pearl Clark, who has been living
with Otis B. Smith for two or three
months, ran away last week.
There win be service at Grace church
next Sunday at p. m. The Rev. A. Cars
well will preach. All are welcome.
Mrs. Otis B. Smith and Mrs. Addie
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relatives. They returned home Monday.
NJ. spooner was in town the first OF
the week and gave a talk to the Normal
students on the subject of heating school
rooms.
Rev. L. n. Moody has gone to Barton to
ioin his wife there and expects to take
three weeks vacation. His pulpit will be
supplied by union service.
G. A. Blodgett of Randolph has taken
the contract to move the old schoolhouse
for Miss Martha Gilbert and has his ma
chinery on the ground, but has not started
it yet.
Miss Lillian Sprague OF Randolph, who
has been a missionary In India the past
two years. gave an interesting talk on her
work in the Congl church last Sunday
evening.
The six weeks old daughter OF Elijah
and Inez Ballou died last Monday OF
whoopIng cough. The burial was Tues
day, Rev Mr.. Carswell having charge OF
the service.
w. A. Evans Is in Boston this week to
look over the market in the interest of his
optical business and will bring back some
new and expensive Instruments to tacili-
tate his work.
Wilder's orchestra, assisted by DR..
Kinds, singer, win give the second enter
tainment in the lecture course here Mon
day evening, Dec. Z. All should remem-
Der this as il will be one of the best.
The chickenpie sociable at the Metho-
dist church parlors last Saturday evening
was a decided success. There was a good
present, a good supper and all
passed off pleasantly. The ladies cleared
SIS.
The packing Of the boiler at the cream
cry "bleW outn last Saturday and filled
the room. Fortunately, no one was in
the boiler room. The damage was quick
ly repaired, but some OF the patrons had
to wait longer than usual.
The fall term OF the Normal will close
tomorrow, Friday, and the winter term
will commence next Monday, but will
suspend from Wednesday till the next
Tuesday so that the students can take
at their homes. Ji
Two of the grades OF the Training
school have occupied the new schoolhouse
since last Tuesday. On account of the
prevalence OF whooping cough, only about
one half OF the pupils in these grades have
attended school and the other grade is not
yet in session.
Rev. L. II. Elliot OF Waterbury viii
speak next Sunday forenoon at the Meth
odist church in the interest of the YER
mont Bible society, of which he is secre-
tary. The Congn and Methodist socie-
ties unite IN this service and there will
not be preaching at the Congl church
next Sunday. -