Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-25
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Some one took Mrs. c. F. Parker's new
fur scarf at the poverty party at MT.
Bowers and left a much older one. Mrs.
Parkers scarf was a Christmas present,
and she is anxious that an exchange be
made at once. Please address,
Mrs. e. +. PARKER, Randolph Center.
Mrs. Powell is quite sick with pneumo-
mia.
CT. White lost valuable COW last Mon
day.
S. B. Day has gone to Boston on bust
ness.
Mrs. George H. Temple is quite sick and
under the doctors care.
The heavy wind Monday blew off the top
OF George ID. Hyzer's windmill.
Miss Lena Ward OF Hanover, n. H., has
been a guest of Miss Mary Nutiing.
Willie Hyzer is gaining slowly and is
able to sit up little while at time.
Miss Mary Gaylord OF Brookfield is with
her sister, Mrs. II. A. Allen, this week.
Mr.. Taylor of Windsor is here to see his
daughter, who is quite sick with pneumo-
MIA.
Miss Lucinda Worse, who is teaching in
Woodstock, came home Friday and re-
turned on Monday.
Thomas j. Adams and friend and Ray
were here over Sunday with their parents
They are at work in Berlin.
There will be service at Grace church on
Sunday next at $50 p. m. Special Lenten
sermons are given during Lent.
n. l.. Boyden. with his pair of grays,
took full load from here TO the circular
conference at Randolph yesterday.
Mrs. ]. V. Woodbury., who was 10 speak
in the Cong'I vestry this evening, viii be
unable to do so on account of illness.
Thatcher Stone and wife went to Barre
last Saturday to visit their daughter,
Mary Holden, and returned Sunday.
Mrs. G. W. Patterson went to Newton
vile, Mass, last week to be with her
mother, who observed her 10th birthday.
Mr.. Marvin and wife OF the Continental
Clothing house.of Boston were at Miss
Martha Gilbert's Washington's birthday.
l.. j. Harrington is cutting the ice from
his pond, the third time this winter. IL
has been good winter for the ice harvest.
NJ. L. Washburn returned from Under
hill Tuesday and started for San Francisco
yesterday. His wife accompanied him, as
usual
Miss jenkins Of West Haven, graduate
Of the Normal, il taking vacation from
her school and spending week with Mrs.
III. A. Allen.
Mrs A. NJ. Adams gave an afternoon
ladies whist party last week in the inter-
est Of the Village Improvement society.
There were three tables.
The Junior Epworth League OF the
Methodist church held an entertainment at
Normal hall Monday evening. Cake, ice
cream and coffee were served and about
si2 were realized.
As A. NJ. Adams was going to Randolph
last week, his horse fell and injured one
leg so that it was brought home on sled.
IL was thought that a bone in the leg was
cracked. The horse is now improving.
Dan. s. Gates of Hanover, n. H., was a
guest Of Prin. Morrill, from Saturday till
Monday. Mr.. Gates graduated from
Bakersfield academy under Mr.. Morrill,
and is in his junior year at Dartmouth col
lege.
Mrs. II. f. Richmond of Idaho. Mrs. S.
ID. Allen OF Barre and Mrs. III. G.. NanDeu-
sen of Roxbury were with their sister,
Mrs. w L. Hebard, over Sunday. IL has
been fourteen years since the four sisters
were together, and it was an enJoyabie
family reunion.
Miss Mary Nutting gave an entertain
ment at the social rooms OF the Cong
church last Saturday evening with the
praphophone that she received recently,
quite Unexpectedly. She had twelve num-
bers, some OF which were repeated by re-
quest. There were Rotations by Miss
Marion Harrington and Miss Sadie Logan,
and light refreshments were served, all OF
which was greatly enjoyed by all present
The next entertainment in the lecture
course here will be tomorrow evening,
Feb. 26, at Normal hall by the Etonia
artists, including Miss Jenny Trecartin,
soprano. Miss Rosa Weidharn, violinist,
Miss Annie Louise Berry, pianist, ana
Walter David, impersonator. Each one IS
an artist in the respective parts. Those
who have heard Mr.. David know that he is
entitled to the highest place as an imper-
senator, and they will all want to hear MIN
again. This is the last entertainment IN
the course, and it Is understood that the
committee has followed the custom OF for
mer years of keeping the best for the last.
There should be full house.