Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04
RANDOLPH CENTER.

grip.
Mrs. Harry Fisk continues in crit
ioal condition.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Sawyer returned from
Burlington Friday
DR.. Noyes, wife and daughter returned
TO Chicopee yesterday.
K. M. Robinson has taken II. V. Fletch-
er's farm for another year.
Hale Williams and Flossie Seymour
were married last Monday.
9. l.. Hodges is in Bennington county
this week on phosphate business.
w. f. Wood is trying to complete the
work on the school building this week.
Rev. Geo. B. Gilbert of Middletown,
Conn.,, is rejoicing over the birth Of a
son.
Next Sunday service will be held at
Grace church at 1890 a. M. All are in
vited.
Mrs. II. C. Hyzer has been quite sick,
threatened with pneumonia, but is con-
valescing.
NJ. r. Flint was at c. L. Smiths few
days last week and attended circular
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Blodgett and Miss
Susie of Randolph visited at G. l.. Smiths
one day last week.
III. c. Gilbert has returned from Morris
vile and is a guest of Frank Griswold at
)Randolph this week.
Mrs. NJ. L. washburn came here from
Underhill last Saturday and will visit
friends here for few days.
Mrs. Boynton OF Nyaek, n. Y, who has
spent several summers here, is with Mrs.
G. f. Nutting for few days.
There were over one hundred at the
hash supper at j. b. Adams Saturday
evening and all had a merry evening.
On account Of i'll health Miss Mabel
Smith has been obliged TO give up the
remainder Of the years work in the
r. S. N. $.
W.T.. washburn has sold his farm to
9. +. White. Mr.. White will stay on M.
q. Rowel's farm till fall and complete
his contract there.
The Ladies Social circle OF the Congl
church will hold an oyster supper with
Mrs. w. l.. Hehard at the Randolph
House next Saturday evening from 6
O'Clock till s, after which there viii be
interesting exercises. A large attendance
is desired and a general invitation is ex-
tended.
A large number from surrounding
towns and communities attended the cir
cular conference here last Friday. Near
ly one hundred were seated at well-laden
tables at the dinner hour. Kew. q. II.
Ladd preached an interesting sermon in
the forenoon and lay members occupied
the afternoon and the clergy could well
listen to these various sermons.
The Senior class of the X. S. n. S. will
give an entertainment at Normal hall,
Monday evening, Feb. IS. Miss Blanche
e. Townsend, elocutionist and whistling
soloist of Boston, Will furnish the pro-
gram, assisted by students of the Senior
class. Miss Townsend is graduate of
the Emerson College of Elocution and
has received many testimonials OF high
rank. The entertainment Will be worthy
OF your attendance.
Hon. Mason $. Stone, former superin-
tendent OF education OF Vermont and
later superintendent OF schools in the
Philippines, gave an interesting lecture
at Normal hall last Friday evening on
our new possessions. After a description
of the country and inhabitants, he dis
cussed fully the value OF the islands to
the United States in the line OF COM
merce and controlling tho great water
ways of the Pacific. Mr.. Stone is always
an easy speaker and the people are always
glad to hear him and in this lecture he
was listened TO with the closest attention
and all felt not only edited but greatly
instructed.