Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-25
RANDOLPH CENTER.

a daughter was born to W.. S. Bryant
and wife the 22d inst.
: chester Bickford was in Woodstock
iast wsek on business.
WI Pratt and sister OF Burlington
are visiting friends in this vicinity.
, M. Z. Blodgett and wife OF Saratoga
tives.
Mrs. Harlan E. Glazierhas been quite
SICK for several days, ouI is slowly i'm
J. b. Adams and Mr.. Galpin CARED
Connecticut.
Mrs. DIR. Morgan Of Peekskill, n. ", is
az The home of Edwin Morgan for a
summer outing.
w. ). Bryant had forefnger torn
/ open and dislocated in a bail game at
Iunbridge Tuesday.
Joseph Seymour and wife have rented
the Bean house owned BY Z. /. Boyden
and have moved there.
c. /. Boyden and Mrs. n. L. Boyden
are at Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs,
this week at their cottage.
Mrs. Porter Of Randolph, Mass, is
visiting friends and relatives in town
and boarding at the Maplewood.
John A. Pratt, a farmer resident, is
dead. He moved to burlington some two
years ago and died there last week.
Miss Ina Welch OF Detroit and Mrs.
VIM. Howard, her sister, of Elmisa, n.
T., are at the Old Homestead on visit.
Misses Mary and Alice Gaylord OF
Brookheld and a friend, Miss Jones, OF
Chicago are at II. A. Aliens for a few
days.
Luke Parish and wife returned from
Boston last Saturday as have all from
TINS place that attended the q. A. X.
encampment.
c. H. Marvin and wife of Boston are
guests OF III. G. Gilbert. Mr.. Marvin is
manager Of the Continental Clearing
house Of Boston.
At Grace church next Sunday there
will be celebration OF the Holy Com
munion at a. M, and evening prayer
VIII be said at p. m. All are welcome. |
Mr.. Parker, who represents the Smith & |
Thayer Co. OF Boston, with the assistance /
OF Chester Bickford OF this place, has |
placed gasoline engine with Walter How
ard and a windmill and piping for the |
Center district school.
There will be a perfume party in the
vestry OF the Congl church Friday,
tomorrow, afternoon from $3.50 to $50 .
" AAoIhH utiE VIII hAHO DC Hhlt OF
homemade candy. All are cordially in
yited to enjoy this unique and dainty
New arrivals at the Maplewood:-
A. W. Savage and son, Hyde Park, Mass,
ID. j. Ferguson, wife and daughter,
Settle, Conn, Mrs. T.. II. Shepard and
Miss Bertha Shepard, Norfolk Mass,
VIM. +. Curtis, New York city, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. J. Corwin, Lowell, Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Swan, Bridgeport,
Conn, Mrs. John d. Sheres, Mrs, G. A.
Waterford, n. y, W. Morgan,
Boston, Mrs. NJ. +. Porter, Randolph,
Mass, Mrs. +. NJ. Bragg, Boston, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. +. Grant and son, New York
city.
There will be an interesting recital and
at Normal hall Tuesday,
Aug. 30, at 5 o'clock, by the following
Annie Caroline Clark, di-
rector OF music first Pennsylvania State
Normal school and concert singer,
soprano; Miss Josephine Anna Hodges
Df the National School OF Elocution and
Oratory, Philadelphia, reader and Miss
Bertha Law, leader Of the Mandolin club
1t Radcliffe college, mandolin. MISS
Clark and Miss Hodges are well and !
Iavorably known and have assisted in |
The many entertainments here. They I
deserve a good house for their own
benefit. All can be assured of being
we'll paid for their efforts to attend and .
llso show their appreciation OF past /
avors.