Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Charles Chadwick and wife are in Barre
visiting.
Chester Bickford was in Woodstock the
first of the week.
William Goodwin of Montpelier is visit
ing at E. p. Wilbur's.
Mrs. Nancy Dewey of Montpelier is vis-
iting her brother, Fred Eaton.
Mrs. Sawyer and family are taking their
meals at the Randolph House.
Fred Eaton has painted his house and
/ improved its appearance greatly.
Clarence Wood and a cousin, Raw
Thresher, are guests at j. II. Woods.
| Miss Lou Wood, who had been visiting
I in Pomfret and Woodstock, returned Tues
day.
The Misses Allis arrived at the Ran
dolph House yesterday for an indefinite
stay.
n. E. LaFrancis is in the east part of'the
| county canyassing for the sale of fruit
trees.
p. R. Clark has new grain harvester
and is busy now cutting grain for his
neighbors.
L. B. Page and wife and S. B. Day and
wife went to Williamstown Springs yes
terday for an outing.
T. S. Allis and family of Derby, Conn,
arrived at the Randolph House in their
automobile last Friday.
Miss Louise Smith is spending theiweek
with friends in Bethel. She spent Monday
and Tuesday at Lake Ansel.
DIR. ID. b. Freeman and wife of Bethel |
were guests OF Miss Louise Smith at the |
Randolph House last Friday.
Misses Mabel and Ruth Smith are home |
from Jericho after ten days visit with |
their amt Mrs Elmer Howe
Rev. George E. Boynton of Bangor, Me-.
was with his niece, Mrs. Charles L. |
Smith, for few days last week.
Mrs. J. w. Case of Boston is at her sis
ter's, Mrs. Charles l.. Smiths. Their
father, Martin r. Flint, is with them.
Mrs. Hall OF Georgia, Mrs. Hale OF Green
field, Mass, and Mrs. Catlin of Illinois,
relatives OF NJ. d. Church and wife, are
guests there.
Dwight Smith, who has been In Stowe
returned Saturday and he and
Clarence Bickford are boarding at the Ran
dolph House.
Miss Harriet Dayton, who has been a
guest Of Miss Bessie Holden at the Old
Homestead for two weeks, started for Della
ware Tuesday.
J. B. Adams and family have been to
their cottage at Fairlee lake for a few days.
forty pickerel.
The ladies OF the Methodist society viii
serve ice cream and cake on the parsonage
lawn Wednesday evening, August II. Also
homemade candy for sale.
There will be divine service at Grace
church next Sunday at 1880 a. N. The
Rev. Brian [. Roberts, rector OF Barre,
will conduct the service and preach.
Mrs. Peake, who has been living in /
Milan Hebard's house and boarding Mr..
debard and wife, has moved to D. r. ,
-lough's and will board Mr.. Clough and
,hild.
The family OF w. A. Evans will spend
he month of August in their cottage at \
Jlaremont Junction. The doctor will
lttend to "optlcs" in the region round
bout.
Misses Ina WEIGH OF Detroit, Mich. and
her sister. of New York arrived
u town Tuesday and are to be guests OF V. Q
Spears family in Braintree and at the e
Did Homestead for several weeks.
Guests az the Maplewood: Mrs. p. r..
iolllngsworth and daughter OF South Had Q
ey, Mass, Miss Bertha S. Hunnewel OF a
Mass, Mrs. Hodges OF STRAIT
ord, Conn.,, Miss Anna Richardson OF d
BOSTON, Miss Low and Miss Porter of LII
iount Vernon, n. Y. liz
Notwithstanding that this is very
noral place, there has been for a time 81
more or less petty thieving taking OF A
rain, meal and such things. Only a few b
avs ago some one went into Elijah Ballou's h
ouse and took from a drawer between L
our and i've dollars. The perpetrator Is 81
and the money should be re-
urned to save trouble.