Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-10
RANDOLPH CENTER.

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d. r. Clough is away canyassing for a
business guide.
Lem b. Page has been to Essex June
( ton visiting friends.
N. D. Church, Muuroe Lamb and ?. q.
Clark are putting in silos.
Nettie Pember has gone to Hartford
to teach in the Graded school there.
Aelzar Woodbury. visited his daughter
mrs n. A. huse, in Montpelier last week
There was communion service at the
/ day.
+ D. A. Robinson has moved his family
I % the place be lately bought Of L. A.
I Edison.
Miss Lucia Wood, who had been in
Burlington a few days, returned home
Capt Murphy.and wife, who had been
visiting in Stowe for a few days, have
returned.
John Wood has gone back to Worcester,
Mass, 70 resume his studies in the bust
ness college.
John Rivers and wife are in Burlington
and vicinity visiting his children and
other relatives.
Miss Lucinda Vorce is 10 teach in the
I Woodstock High school this fall and
commenced Tuesday.
Elijah Pember, who is visiting friends
( In Connecticut, had an accident or fall
and dislocated his shoulder.
joe B. Putnam, who spent the winter
IN Saratoga with his niece, Mrs. W. E.
Blodgett, Is here visiting friends.
Miss Josephine Hodges went to Mans
field, Mass, last Monday to teach in the
same school that she taught last year.
Asa Hebard and wife Of White River
Junction spent from Saturday until Mon
day with his parents, W. L. Hebard and
wife.
Dr. Noyes arrived home Monday morn
ing and is in good health; says that be
hasn't been sick day since he went
away.
". +. Blodgett and wife Of Saratoga
are here enjoying q vacation ana visiting
friends. They are guests Of his mother,
Mrs. Harriet 9lodgett.
+. a. Partridge wifa1 and daughter,
who have occupied their cottage here
since June, returned 10 their home IN
Philadelphia last week.
Tcrancg Ais and family, who have
been occupying tlgir cottage here for
some time and boarding o. the Randolph
House, returned 90 their home in Derby
Conn., last saturday.
The Randolph Center cornet band VIII
give 3 lawn party next saturday evening"
sent 18Th, n 2. O Baydeu yard for
their own benefit. lee cream, cake aud
coffee will be served. The band a worthy
and needs help and everyone should be
glad OF an opportunity 70 aid them. The
band has been ready 90 play for an enter
tainments here free Of charge and this Is
the time 20 show our appreciation.
n. /. Boyden has sold the so-called
y. S. Clark house in the village 20 Clarcace
Swan Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, for sl5JJ, and
Mr.. Swan has taken possession and Is
making thorough repairs. When COM
uietcd Il viii be enc Of the finest places
In the village. Mr. swan and family
have been here two summers before this
and they are cordially welcomed in their
new enterprise. ID is earnestly hoped
and believed that others Will follow Mr..
swans example and help to build up and
beautiiy our village.
From Another Source.
At Grace church next Sunday there
viii be divine service at 3 p. no. Every
one Is cordially invited.
Free supper social In the parlors Of the
Cong'l church next Monday evening from
5 10 $ o'clock. All cordially invited.
Nelson II. Marvin, manager OF the
Continental Clothing company OF Boston,
and Mrs Marvin and his brother, George
I. Marvin, connected with the American
Express company in Boston, have been
boarding at II. c. Glbert's for a week.
George T. Marvin went away yesterday, ]
and the others leave today.
At recent meeting OF the Village
improvement society OF Randolph Oenter' 1
a review was taken OF what has been
accomplished since its organization with /
nine members in Is9S, 10 the present with 1
its increased mem bership Of thirty. On
account of the school, the first improve |
ments considered we're sidewalks anc /
Iirhfinp of the streets. Much credit Is j
due not only 10 those in the village, but /
to all, for the ready assistance when /
special effort has been made and an 1
average OF S75 has been raised each year.
Through the influence Of the society," \
much Improvement Is noticed m the care
~ the lawns, cleaning away rubbish from 4
ne street walks laid out and we have /
now twenty-four lamps ready for use.
Through CO. operation with our enelent 4
road commissioner, j. 3. Wells, the
walks have been much improved TINS 4
wear and we hope be VIII have the con-
sent Of our merchants to place the railing |
in front OF the stores. AT the last meeting /
. vote OF thanks was extended 10 nun
Tor shis assistance. Our broad street Is
esrest attraction and smoothing the sides
bv cultivation will add further Improve
ments. Evidently many recognize tne
ct that any IMPROVEMENT to the street /
in or about the village increases the value
OF property near il.
BuckIen's Arnica SalVe.
Has worldwide fame for marvellous