Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-01-07
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Stop that hack at Bryan's, Toe.
White Pine Cough Syrup at Bryan

Stop that hack at Bryan's, Toe.
White Pine Cough Syrup at Bryan's, 25c.
For SAIE:-Pr. heavy work horses for
sale. viii trade them for stock, mich
cows or fat calves.
2. G. SMITH, on Chas hanson place.
A son was born to Harry Fisk and wife
last Monday.
Ray Adams, who works in Berlin, is at
home for few DAYS.
Grace and Bertha Stone returned to
Boston last Saturday.
| F. j. Washbufn is conducting George
Temples creamery this week.
Mrs. II. E. Richardson OF Idaho is visit
! ing Mrs. w. l.. Hebard, her sister.
The Normal school opened last Tuesday
after the holidayvaeation of ten days.
Miss Julia Parmenter of Rochester vis-
tied her brother, Foster Parmenter, over
Sunday.
Geo. II. Temple and wife and L. B. Page
are attending the dairymen's meeting at
Burlington this week.
Mrs. Grandy returned last week from
Williamstown, where she had been car
ing for sick daughter.
Mrs. John Sabine Smith, who had been
here two weeks with relatives, returned TO
New York last Monday.
Bert Lewis was married to Miss Doyle at
Windsor last Monday and is visiting his
grandfather, John Bean.
There win be no service in Grace church
Sunday on account of the absence of the
rector, Rev. A. Carswell.
II. c. Gilbert killed horse recently and
Frank George killed one Monday. Both
horses had passed usefulness.
The Congregationalists observed their
annual dinner and roll call Friday and
held their annual church meeting satur-
day.
Miss Gertrude Edison Is very critically
i'll with pneumonia and complications.
Either DIR. Russlow or DR.. Mcintyre is in
constant attendance.
There was a very pleasant whist party at
the Randolph House last Thursday even
ing. The old year was "watehed OUT and
the new year "watehed in"
Lucinda Worse, who had been with her
parents during the holidays, returned to
Woodstock Saturday so as to be able to /
open her school on Monday.
Chester Biekford was in Williamstown 4
and Washington several days last week 4
trying to make people happy with a Gray
horsepower and a Daniels cutter.
Miss Matte Gilbert, who had been
spending about two weeks in Middle
town, Conn, with her brother, Rev.
George b. Gilbert, returned yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
social and supper in the Vestry OF the
Methodist church next Saturday evening,
Jan. 9, at 6 o'clock. All are cordially in
,ited.
The third enter ainment in the lecture
curse viii be next Monday evening, Jan.
q, at Normal hall by the Slayton Jubilee
singers. This promises to be one Of the
1est Of the course and all should attend.
Mrs. Lucy A. Parish was suddenly called
o st. Adams last Saturday by the serious
llness OF her brother, $. s. Allen. Luke
Parish went there Monday. Mr.. Allen
lied Monday of pneumonia, aged 81 years.
lie was born in Royalton, but had lived in
u. Alhans many years and is well known
n business circles.
George j. Blodgett, a former resident,
low Of Portland, Oregon, who was severe
Y injured in a railroad accident some
months ago, is still in the hospital. Not I
ong since he was placed on the operating
able and etherized for the amputation OF
lis leg, but the doctors found 1t was not
ecessary and George is happy TO know
hat he will soon be on crutches.
The two sons of Daniel Martin, who
'as educated at the Randolph Normal
nd has been principal of the Pullman
illinois school, were victims OF the late
hicago theatre fire. They were aged u
nd IA Years respectively. They were ,
1und and identified by the parents that
light. II will be remem Dered that these
NO sons were here nine years ago and
aid with Mrs. Elizabeth Tarbell, their
unit.
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