Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21
RANDOLPH CENTER.

I LosT;-Near the Maplewood an envel
I ope containing a sum OF money. Finder
Z please leave at the Maplewood and b.
suitably rewarded.
Prof. Dayeis child was baptized by tbs
rector al Grace church last Sunday.
A daughter was born to Ransom E
Slack and wife last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Way, mother of Mrs. w
l.. Hebard, is at the Randolph House.
Anna Clark of Pennsylvania S spending
her summer vacation at her fathers, NOAH
Clark's.
Mrs. John Broughton and three chill
dren OF Hanover were guests at DR.. Evans
last week.
The ladies OF the Cong1 church expect
to hold their annual fair the second week
in August.
Mrs. W. E. Stark returned Tuesday
from an extended visit to friends in New
Hampshire.
The Epworth League held a lawn party
at Z. o. Boyden's last evening and served
maple sugar on ice.
Mrs. Anthony schwenk OF Brattleboro
and Mrs. Hugh Phillips Of Montpelier are
guests Of Miss Bessie Holden.
AT Grace church next Sunday there viii
be celebration OF Holy Communion at a.
m. Evening prayer will be said at 8
O'Clock.
Mrs. Rosaline Matson, 81 years of age.
OF Rice's Mills, Thetford, has been at Dr..
Evans on visit. She went TO Norwich
last week.
c. l.. Hodges and family and guests, d.
A. and Z. A. Partridge and families, had a
picnic IN the woods near the golf grounds
last Monday.
Miss Louis Smith OF New York city and
Edward Tarbell OF Springfield, Mass, are
at the Randolph House; also Mrs. Nc
Gerry Of Burlington.
wardwell & Phelps Of Woodstock have
been putting in the plumbing at the dis
trict schoolhouse the past week and
boarded at the Randolph House.
Among the arrivals at the Old Home
stead this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Dickin-
son and daughter OF Hartford, Conn, and
Mrs. Edward Adams OF Brooklyn, \. Y.
Charles E. Patterson, wife and children
Of New Rochelle, n. y, have been visiting
at {. L. Hodges for a few days. They
went 10 Boston Tuesday to visit other rel
atives. Mrs. Patterson is q niece OF Mr..
Hodges.
The arrivals ct the Msplewood the past
week are Miss Grace P. Meekins OF Spring
field, Mass, Prof. w. l.. Cross and family
OF New Haven, Conn.,, Miss Lillian Pres
cott Of Boston, Misses Grace l.. Thomas
and NJ. T.. Pomeroy OF Meriden, Conn.,,
Messys. John J. Joyce and Thomas j.
Smith OF Lynn, Mass.
Fitz James Brown, wife and two chill
dren and maid of Montreal, James Creed,
Esq, wife, three children and maid and
sister. Miss Sherry, Of Boston, Mrs. Rob-
erts OF Middletown, Conn.,, Miss Lillian
Refs OF Hartford, Conn.,, Miss Mary
Dewey and Mrs. Win T. Dewey of Mont
pelier are guests at "The Colonial"
Charles f. Patterson gave an interesting
description Of his trip to Jerusalem to at
tend the United States Sunday school con-
vention held there last spring at the
Congl church sunday evening. More
than $40 Sunday school teachers, superin-
tendents and workers went from the
United States 10 the convention. Mr.. Pat
terson gave a very full description OF many
places that he visited in the Holy Land
and that are connected with Biblical
history.
From another source)
Guests at c. l.. Smiths during last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Flint OF Thomas
ton, Conn, Lucius Blodgett, NJ. X. Flint
and Miss Susie Blodgett OF Randolph.
Mrs. Chas Smith returned from Lowell,
Mass. last week after spending two weeks
with her brother, c. II. Flint, who is
working on the {. /. Hood farm. A sis
ter, Mrs. J. w. Case OF Boston, joined her
there for a week.