Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-12
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. NJ. E. Hayden is visiting in St.
Adams.
B: g. Perry was in STAFFORD Saturday
and Sunday.
y. l. Boyden is in Montpelier attending
supreme court.
DIR. Clifford was recently called to see
Mrs. Mary Nutting.
George d. Hyzer is painting his house.
w. Z. Bolin is doing the work.
Mr.. Gilbert had horse die last Sunday
from getting nail in it's foot.
Q. A. Chadwick and L. B. Page were in
Montpelier and Barre last week.
four weeks old baby OF Elijah Ballou
Is very sick with whooping cough.
Mrs. Harriet Blodgett is spending.a few
days with Mrs. Sylyanus Carpenter.
Henry Hyzer has completed his wind
mill, which throws water to his house.
Deputy u. S. Marshal Parish went TO
West Fairlee Tuesday on government
business.
The Randolph House has been having
more than the usual number of guests the
past week.
Henry c. Hyzer attended the funeral Of
his aunt, Mrs. Stillman Blanchard, Of
Braintree Thursday.
The Normal school opened Tuesday
students have returned.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will serve
a chicken pie supper at their vestry Satur-
day evening from o'clock on.
f. n. Prescott put up a fine stone ON
John Beams lot in the cemetery Tuesday.
II was purchased OF Swasey OF Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith were in West
BrOOkheld Tuesday to attend the golden
wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Terry.
Joseph Seymour is moving into the
Robinson house 50 as to be nearer his
work in the Randolph Center creamery.
Mrs. f. NJ. Wedgwood OF Essex juno
tion made a short call ON friends last Fri
day while on her way home from Massa-
chusetts.
II. T. Horton Of Dighton, Mass, and
John Goodrich, who were in town buying
cattle, stopped at the Randolph House
Monday night.
The Ladies' Aid society viii hold its
annual chicken pie supper at the vestry OF
the NJ. +. church next Saturday evening
from until o'clock.
J. B. Adams brought carload OF horses
from Connecticut last week W. 8. Bry-
ant is in company with him. They have
sold large pair Of black horses to George
Dryer.
The Training school is now occupying
lnt ncM ncnoOiuoust Win the exception
of the primary grades, which will not
commence till the whooping cough is
under control.
The Right Reverend A. c. A. Hall, ID.
D., Bishop of Vermont, will visit Ran
dolph Center next Sunday. He will
preach IN Grace church at p. m. Every
body is cordially invited to be present
and hear the bishop.
The lecture and entertainment coursa
was very happily inaugurated on Monday
evening at Normal hall by Miss Cav Zens
ola McClarau in her presentation OF VIII
son Barrett's ''rhe Sign OF he Cross.v A
drama in the hands OF one person, and
that young girl would not seem to
promise well. but all doubts were quickly
by Miss McClaran's unique dis
play OF blended delicacy, power and sym
pathy as she presented the varied person.
alities OF the, weak hideous Nero, the
manly pagan Marcus, the pure girlish
Mercia, the beautiful naughty Berenice,
the drunken Glabrio and the tender boy,
5tephanus. The rapt and sympathetic at
tention OF the large audience for nearly
two hours was even more fiattering to the
performer than the very hearty applause
hat followed. The next entertainment
of the course will be given by Wilder's
orchestra,