Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-04
RANDoLPH CENTER.

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Mrs. Lyman Woodbury. is visiting at
Fred Seymour Of Claremont, n. H.. is
wife.
c. L. Smith has been IN the past We <
ana confined 70 the house, but is conva-
lescing.
{. A. Peck and wife Of the East Middle
bury Mfg. Co. have been visiting at r.
NJ. Damon's.
Mrs. c. H. Hurlburt OF Hanover. n. H..
has been a recent guest Of her cousin. Mrs.
+. V. Parker
At Grace church next Sunday there win
De morning prayer and Holy Communion
at 1880 O'Clock.
A nurse from Barre, Mrs. Pike. is car
ing for Mrs. Odiorne, who is no better and
gradually falling.
The new district schoolhouse is receiv-
ing new coat Of paint. Clarence Bick-
ford is doing the work.
{. L. Hodges has sold his tenement
house al the north part Of the village to
Mrs. VIM. Reagan for 200.
{. II. Wood, wife and daughter, who
had been boarding at the Colonial. ie-
turned Saturday to their home in NIeriden.
Conn.
Rev. Burton 5. Gilman Of Gardner.
Mass, with his family, is taking a yaca-
tion and IS at his brothers., A. A. Gill
mans.
Mr. Swan and family, Miss jerks and
Miss Emma Stone from the Maplewood
have gone to Burlington for a few days
outing.
Miss Grace May has been visiting in
Tunbridge and her home in STAFFORD and
returned to her work at y. L. Boydei's
last Monday.
Chester Biokford has been in the east
part OF the county making people happy
with Daniels ensilage cutters and Gray
horsepowers.
Mrs. Susan Way, who had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Hebard, went to
Roxbury Monday, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Frances Hebard. Guy also
went.
DR.. Bartlett oi New York city, who had
been a guest at the "0ld Homestead for
four weeks, returned 10 New York Tues
day. His family viii remain some time
longer.
Robert Dickinson, Esq, attorney Of the
Travellers Insurance Co. Of Hartford,
Conn.,, who had been spending his yaca-
tion at the sold Homestead returned to
his work Monday. His family remains.
Mr. Chadwick and daughter OF Newton.
Mass, Mrs. W, ID. Brown and friend OF
Providence, K. l., Misses Curtis and Bur
rit OF Stafford, Conn.,, Miss Bladen OF
Brooklyn, N. ", Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Hurd
and daughter OF New York are among the
new arrivals at the Maplewood.
The ladies Of the Cong'l society will hold
their annual lair at the Cong'l church
next Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Aug. 10. Homemade candy and fancy
articles in great profusion, useful and
win be on sale from o'clock
on. supper will be served in the ladies'
social rooms from $50 till all are served.
1t is also expected that Mrs. Patterson will
have charge OF a reading and tableaux at
solicited and all are cordially invited.
The ladies are doing all they can to make
this occasion a success.
The bazaar held at the home of Mrs. J.
III. Holden Friday Of last week was a graf
flying success, both socially and financial
ly. The large dining room, with its fancy
table, candy booth and Japanese tea
corner, presided over by the Misses Blod-
gett, presented an attractive appearance.
while the midsummer Christmas tree, with
It's many colored parcels, added a festive
touch to the scene. The Lilliputian show,
under the management OF Miss Mary
Waldo of Houston, Tex, furnished
! great deal Of fun and reflected much
credit on leader and performers. Palm
Ithullls III gypsy ttuA proved "a strong
attraction. The proceeds amounted TO $50.
md great credit Is due to the guests Of
he "Old Homestead for their untiring
TO make the bazaar a success.
Your correspondent has just received a
paper from Hon. J.. j. Washburn giving
IN extended account OF the centennial
exercises of the Ward Plow Co. of Ba-
avia, n. ", of which company MIR. Wash
burn is one OF the directors and vice pres
dent. This is the oldest pillow company
N the United States and has had wonder
iul success. Its plows are used more or
ess in every state in the union and are
popular. Mr.. Washburn Was
born here and was successful here, but be
removed to Batavia twenty-five years ago
md soon became member OF this COM
oany and is now next to the head OF the
greatest plow company in the United
States We always felt that his push,
snergy and ability would succeed IN any
place that he might choose, and his Ran
iolph friends rejoice in the success that
mas crowned his efforts.