Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-26
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Noah Clark was IN Barre Monday visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. W. +. Adams went to Queehee
/ Monday to visit her daughter.
/ Mrs Hayden and Mrs. Dimiek went 10
st. Adams last Tuesday to visit relatives.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
| be evening prayer and sermon at o'clock.
/ All are welcome,
Curtis Kibbee of Brookfield made his
| first appearance this season with his meat
cart last Monday.
1 Mrs. Addie Clark, who has been visiting
her parents, Otis Smith and wife, has re-
turned to Washington.
Mr.. Lawrence of New York was a guest
at the Randolph House a few DAYS and
returned home Tuesday.
An invalid brother OF II. V. Fletcher.
who had been cared for at Mr.. Fletcher's
for some time, died last Saturday.
Hugh Phillips and wife returned TO
their home in Montpelier Tuesday. Mrs
Philips had been assisting Mrs. Holden
about week.
The ladies here will furnish dinner free
Memorial cay to all members OF the Grand
Army, Relief Corps, band, singers, speak
CT and invited guests.
Austin Marsh, who had been carrying
AaAN H. Aas b9hEAhr AhElnF mas moved INTO
the tenement vacated By Mr. Ross on the
W. +. Washburn farm.
Charles Osgood and daughter. Mrs.
Morehouse, who have been visiting his
brother, A. W. Osgood, left Wednesday
night for Los Angeles, Cal.
There was an exciting game OF baseball
here between the Normal and Chelsea
academy mines, resulting In a victory for
the former by score Of 20 to9.
Mr.. Calef and wife Of Washington vis-
tied their daughter, who Is attending the
Normal, the frst Of the week and were
guests at the Maplewood while here.
Luke Parish took c. W. Granger back to
Woodstock jail yesterday on bail piece. j..
b, Adams had bailed Granger, but owing
TO his conduct since coming out It was
thought that he would be better of in jail
II should not be forgotten that Rev. G.
W. Patterson will preach Memorial ser
mon next Sunday forenoon az the Cong'l
church, to which all are invited Former
soldiers and members OF the Ladies' Me-
moral society are especially invited.
DR.. Chamberlain and daughter from
Springfield, Mass, are guests at the
and his wife and another 4
daughter and two sons will arrive the first
OF July for the summer. DR.. Chamberlain /.
IS specialist on diseases OF the nose and 4
= - oAts AAAss L. H. AdEFlsllne ana maid OF i
Montreal are also guests at the Maple 4
wood.
Arthur Adams, B. @. Perry, VIII Hutch !
lnson, +. w. Williams, +. p. Eaton, y. 5. j
oonant, +. j. Washburn, Chas. c. Morse
lnl Fred Smith were examined last sat
1rday for rural free delivery carriers on
he new route from this office. There
we're also three from Bradford examined
L the same time for a route from the
bradford office. The examination was
conducted by j. b. Eldredge at Randolph.
"Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch" was
presented 90 an appreciative
audience az Normal hall Monday night
~ the Village Improvement society Of
randolph Center, with the following cast;
IRIS. Wigs, Miss II. A. Hibbard Miss
lazy, Mrs. +. L. Daye; Miss Lucy Olcott.
] iss sara NJ. Wells; Lovey Mary. Miss
lartha Gilbert; Asia, Frances Hebard:
australia Flora Eaton; Robert Redding.
1. Closson Gilbert; Billy, Willie liver.
'etween the scenes, DR.. Kelly of Randolph
ehghted all by his songs and stories.
! usic was furnished by Mrs. A. c. Wells. !
lisses Calef, Kelly and McAllister. There ,
as good number present and the net
roceeds were S66.