Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-18
RANDOLPH CENTER


George Temple has put In a gasoline an.
CINE to furnish power for his Creamery.
James welch Of Detroit, Mich, is at the
OLD homestead, visiting his sister, Mrs
Mrs. Ellen o'Grady and children Of
koxbury are at her fathers, John Bolin's
for weeks stay.
II. Il. Glazier and wife returned from
their wedding trip Monday and are guests
at the MapleWood.
Walter Adams, who has position in a
grocery store in Chicopee. Mass, IS herg
taking two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Wiley and family Of New Hamp-
shire have been visiting at T.. p Wilburis.
Mrs. Wiley Is sister OF Mr.. Wilbur.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
be celebration Of the Holy Communion all
a. m. Evening Prayer will be said at 4
o'clock.
Julius Rice, who married laura Steele.
with his daughter OF National CITY. Cal.,
IS calling on friends and old acquaint-
ances here.
The new arrivals at the Maplewood are
NJ. J.. Curtis, Esq, Of New York, Bertha
NJ. Shepard aud mother, Norfolk, Mass,
Miss Bertha Law and mother Of Cam
bridgeport, Mass.
The Randolph Center band will give
lawn party on the common near the
band stand next Saturday evening. Ice
cream and cake viii be served. All are
invited to help the boys.
r. V. Parker, wife and daughter, Dana
Clough, Mrs. William Regain and daugh-
ter, Luke Parish. and wife, Carl and George
smith Of this place have gone to Boston
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friends.
Milan Hebard was in Williamstown
yesterday TO visit his son. This veteran
was very anxious to attend the G.. A. K.
encampment at Boston, but his health
would not permit and he took the shorter
journey.
Rev. @. r. Wells Of Bakersfield, who has
been attending theological seminary in
New Jersey, preached at the Methodist
church last Sunday and is expected to
continue 10 occupy the pulpit there for
few Sundays and perhaps through the
year.
As the Misses Spooner and their cousin
were returning from Randolph Tuesday
night, the horse, for some unknown cause,
became frightened near Jean Adams and
ran, breaknga wheel and throwing out
the ladies. The horse got loose and ran
home. All were more or less bruised and
Miss Mabel Spooner sprained her arm. II
was a narrow escape from a serious acci-
dent.
The marriage OF Miss Georgia Buck to
Mr. John Taggart took place Wednesday
morning, Aug II, at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. G.. A. Price. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G.. o.
Howe, only the members Of the families Of
the bride and groom being present Mr..
and Mrs Taggari left later 10 the day for
carriage trip % Lake Dsnmure and on
their return will make their home Ia En-
field, y. n.
Ell Rogers and wife and two children
and Mrs. Rogers mother, Mrs. Writers,
Of Providence, h. l.. were guests az the
Randolph House from last week Wednes-
day TIL Monday. They arrived here in
their touring car and started from here 20
20 10 Berlin, y. ", and from there home.
They made the trip here from Providence,
starting at o'clock Monday morning and
arriving al this place about 3 o'clock
Wednesday. The auto and occupants
weighed $500 lbs.
There will BE an attractive musical en-
tertainment at Normal hall next Monday
evening, Aug. y, al 5 o'clock. The fam
Gus Victor talking machine, through the
courtesy Of Clarence Swan, and the fol-
lowing we'll known talent, Miss Hodges,
reader Miss Clark, singer, Mrs. Allis,
whistler, and Miss Swan and Clarence
Allis, pianists, will give delightful even
ing. Mr.. swan has FOR his Victor the nm
est imported records, reproducing with
wonderful tone and finish opera, orehes-
ira and band music. Admission, l0c.i
children, 10c.