Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-03
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Tom Adams of Barre visited his parents
over Sunday.
Monroe Lamb and wife are in Middle
| bury this week visiting.
/ NJ. B. Spooner was with his family at
! their cottage over Sunday.
! Mrs. Geo. d. Hyzer and son. Willie, are
in Rochester this week visiting.
DIR. Noyes reached San Francisco last
week and is expected home today.
d. W. Eaton, who has been suffering
from broken ribs, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Sawyer Of Pixies Station. n. H.,
has been visiting Milan Hebard this week.
Mrs. Davis of Fish hill has been very i'll
with pneumonia, but is slowly recovering.
Ed. Blodgett OF Springfield. Mass, and
his brother, Frank, are expected here to-
day.
Rev. Leon Morse OF Montpelier was
here Tuesday, the guest OF Rev. l.. n.
Moody.
Bennie Parmenter of Rochester is visit
ing his brother, who works for n. l..
Boyden.
viii Tyler and Geo. W. Carpenter have
been laying foundation for barn for n.
L. Boyden.
Miss Gee, former teacher in the Nor
mai school, made friends here a short visit
last Saturday.
At Grace church next sunday there will
be divine service at 1880 a. m. All are
cordially invited.
Repairs are going on in the village. The
Bickfords are treating their house with a
fresh coat Of paint.
Anna Clark returned to her duties as
music teacher in a Pennsylvania normal
school Tuesday night.
in Maine this summer, returned to the
Maplewood last week.
Nelson LaFrancis was kicked by horse
some time ago and seriously injured, but
he is now convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur VI. Flint returned
to Thomaston, Conn, Saturday after a ten
days visit with relatives.
John O'Grady OF R0xbury was with his
family at John Bolins over Sunday. They
all returned home Monday
Miss Beatrice LaFrancis, who has been
very sick, is soon going to a hospital for
treatment for appendicitis.
Road Commissioner Wells has been
making much-needed repairs on the high
ways in and about the village.
Mrs. Chamberlain, who had been here
several weeks visiting friends, returned to
her home in Worcester, Mass, last week.
The Methodists held soeiable with
Mrs. Helen Clark last week. Ice cream
and cake were served and they realized
Sl6 therefor.
There are 30 students in the Normal and
more coming. This is the largest number
for many years and must be very encour-
aging TO Prof. Morrill,, the principal.
Mrs. Morse and deughter, Gwendolyn.
and sister, Miss Mcintosh. who have been
guests at Mrs. Holden's this summer, re-
turned yesterday to their home In New
York city.
NJ. r. Flint and family, Mrs. j. w. Case,
w. j. Blodgett and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Flint aud Chas. smith and family
enjoyed a tandem ride and picnic dinner
at Brookfeld pond last Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Ketchum and daughter of
Stamford, Conn.,, who have been spending
the summer at the Randolph House, went
to Burlington yesterday morning to visit
friends there before returning home.
w. y. johnson Of Woodstock, proprie-
tor and manufacturer of the Daniels ensi-
lage cutter and carrier, has been a guest
OF Chester Bickford this week. Mr.. john
son was a cousin Of the late Lucia Burke.
The new instructors at the Normal are
Miss A. May Pierce, graduate of the
Boston Normal Art school instructor in
art, who has taught in Holyoke, Mass.
Fred l.. Daye, A. b., instructor in science,
who is a graduate Of the University of
New Brunswick with first-class honors in
mathematics and physics winner of
scholarship in physics, taught st. An
drews' Grammar school one year and the
last three years was professor in mathe-
matics and science at Stanstead Wesleyan
college in the Province OF Quebec; the
principal of the Training school is Miss
Sara NJ. Wells OF Madrid, y. Y.