Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-29
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Moody and son have gone to Bar
ton for a weeks visit.
A pound girl was born last week to
George Day and wife.
Bert Howard and wife have gone on the
excursion to New York.
| j. b. Adams went to Connecticut Tues
day with carload OF COWS.
| Mrs. Frances Washburn is spending a
few days with Mrs. Carl Smith.
Archibald II. McMurphy took in the
excursion TO Montreal last week.
S. b. Carpenter is having his barn paint
ed. Clarence Bickford has the job.
NJ. ID. Church and wife have returned
from two weeks visit in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golden of Salisbury,
Mass, are guests at the Maplewood this
week.
NIB. Spooner OF Springfield, Mass, has
been with his family at their cottage few
days.
Mrs. Edwin Davis Of White River June
ton is visiting her sister, Miss Martha
Gilbert.
Miss Gertrude Edison attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Mabel Bigelow at Brookfield
yesterday.
Harry Curtis of Fairfax has been visiting
at A. A. Gilman's. He is nephew OF
Mrs. Gilman.
Dwight Smith, who has been at work
the past summer, has returned to his
home in Stowe.
A new furnace in Martha Gilhert's
house adds much to the comfort of the in
mates this cold weather.
Mrs. Hightman. sister Of Mrs. Charles
Morse, and her husband Of Shoreha.a Hs-
tied at Mr.. Morse's last week.
Bert Perry shot deer last Mondav that
weighed $50 lbs. near the Sanford zee,
so-called, on the north line Of Bethel
Next Sunday is All Saints day ana the
occasion will be marked at Grace church
by a special service and sermon at 1880 a.
m. All are welcome.
News has been received from Mrs. Alyce
Stone Grant, who went to New York
about two weeks ago, that her son, Full
ton, has the whooping cough.
Miss Lucy Nutting and Mrs. NJ. L.
Bowers, who had been staying at the
Maplewood since Wednesday OF last week,
returned to Bellows Falls Tuesday.
n. ID. Bickford stuck nail in his hand
about a week ago. His hand has been
badly swollen and very painful and he has
been unable to work. II is hoped that the
injury will not be more serious.
All the teachers of the Normal and
Training schools went yesterday to st.
Johnsbury to attend the annual meeting
OF the State Teachers association to be
held there today, Friday and Saturday.
Charles II. Nutting, son of DIR. Nutting,
is superintendent OF the gas works at
Chicopee, Mass, and went to Montpelier
last week and set up a 35-horsepower gas
engine. On his way back he stopped
here and DR.. Noyes and family accompa-
MED him to Chicopee last Saturday.
There has been a great deal of coughing
among the children of the Training school
and the doctors have decided that it is
whooping cough. Evidently all of the
scholars in the Training school have been
exposed and many of the Normal students.
BY the advice of DIR. Bailey, the health of
ficer, both schools will be closed the re-
mainder of this week and next week and
await results.
The first entertainment in the lecture
course will be Nov. 9 by Miss Gay Zenola
McGlaran, impersonator and reader. She
comes highly recommended and no one |
should fail to hear her. The committee |
are making arrangements as fast as posi- |
BILE to have a tirst-class course and every |
one should be interested and buy course |
tickets and so encourage the committee |
and insure the best possible results. Re- |
served seats will be sold Saturday evening, |
Nov. Z, at Normal hall