Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-24
RANDOLPH CENTER.


machines repaired. 2w
d. c. Woodward, 4 Merchants Row.
/ Mrs. Clark of Montpelier, daughter Of
Otis Smith and wife, is making them a
visit.
/ A party of four from Northfield spent
/ the day last Tuesday at the Randolph
I House.
! Mrs. W. T. Dewey and Miss Mary Dewey
Of Montpelier are guests at the Maplewood
. this week.
Mrs. Susan Bow ditch Of Plymouth,
/ Mass, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Abbie
Damon Lamb.
Mrs. Blanche Noyes Nutting and daugh-
ter returned to her home in Chicopee,
Mass, Monday.
Miss Hannah Calagan is at A. S. Pride's
caring for his mother, who has been in
critical condition.
At Grace church, next Sunday, the Rev.
A. Carswell will hold divine service at
3p. m. All are invited.
Geo. w. Davis has been quite lame and
was ON crutches last week but he is better
and makes two canes do.
DR.. P. H. Murphy and wife, who had
spentlseveral weeks here, returned to their
home in New York city last Monday.
Samuel c. Vorce and wife are visiting
their daughter, Miss Lucinda Norce, in
Woodstock this week and attending the
fair.
Mrs. b. T. Fields Of Vergennes was
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Phil
lips, at Mrs. Holden's from Saturday till
Monday.
II farmers don't fill silos this year il will
not be the fault Of Chester Bickford. He
is selling the Daniels cutter with good
success.
VIII r. Blodgett and wife, who had been
visiting friends here the past two weeks,
returned TO their home in Saratoga last
Tuesday
J. II. Holden is enlarging and making
extensive repairs on the Welch house.
Orvis Thayer Of Braintree has charge OF
the work
Mr.. VanOstram, wife and son of New
Jersey, who have been at the Maplewood
several weeks, returned home yesterday.
This is their second season here.
Closson Gilbert raised about two tons OF
the cannery corn, and has shipped IL to
Northfield. Several planted the corn last
spring, but il has generally proved a
failure.
The extensive repairs made on the So
called Pember house by Miss Matte Gil
bert are being pushed rapidly now. The
woodwork is in charge Of G. j. White OF
Randolph.
Mrs. Holden is in Brattleboro this week,
attending the twenty fourth annual meet
ing of the Vermont Branch OF the Wom
ans Auxiliary. She is the delegate of the
Auxiliary OF Grace church.
Rev. Albert Carswell, rector Of Grace
church here and ST. Johns church at Ran
dolph, is at the annual meeting Of the
Woman's auxiliary at Brattleboro this
week and will speak on "Work in Mon
tanan
While running an ensilage cutter yes
terday morning, j. b. Adams allowed
his middle finger to come in contact with
one of the knives and his finger was cut
open near the second joint. II split
through about the center Of bone. DR..
Bailey was called and dressed 1t.
William F. Wood, who has the contract
for building the schoolhouse here, is at
his home in Woodstock this week and
took in the fair there. VIII Gourley is |
doing the mason work, which is nearly |
completed. Mr. Wood will commence
putting on the finish next week.
Speaking Of large potatoes this year the |
Randolph correspondent asks ''who beats |
this?" y. l.. Boyden had the curiosity to
pick six potatoes in his field and they |
weighed 12l pounds-one Of them weighed |
pounds One of those large potatoes |
was baked; il was fine grained and solid /
all through. This is told last and no
doubt 1t can be beaten.
The teachers at the Normal and Training |
schools are located as follows: Miss Wells |
fPrin.), OF Training school boards at Ran |
dolph House; Miss Warren and Mrs. June, |
Assistants, are at the Maplewood; Prln. |
Morrill, OF the Normal Is keeping house at
G. l.. Hodges house; Miss Ferrin is at Mrs. |
Conant's, Miss Gates and Mr.. Daye at the |
Randolph House and Miss Pierce, art |
teacher, is at the Maplewood.