Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-29
RANDOLPH CENTER.

See Powers auction sale of COWS, page g..
Patrick Kelley is spending the holidays
with his daughter.
Mrs. Peake is at A. S. Pride's to care for
his mother, who is very i'll.
j. l.. Moseley Of Mortified has been
visiting at Noah Clark's recently.
Mrs. Elva Carpenter of Bethel is guest
at the Old Homestead for few days.
w. L. Hebard and family spent Christ
mas at Barre with Mrs. Hebard's sister.
Miss Helen Alvord is home from her
school in Barnard for the Christmas vaca-
tion.
DR.. w. A. Evans went to Burke yester-
day to practice his profession for few
days.
Mrs. Lyman Clough is very sick with
Bright's disease and As attended by DR..
Scott.
AT Grace church next Sunday there will
be Morning Prayer and Holy Communion
at 1870 o'clock.
Grace May, who teaches at East Ran
dolph, was a guest at n. l.. Boydenis from
Friday till Monday.
James Oney and family of Randolph
were guests at a Christmas dinner Of +. ".
Parmenter and wife.
Mrs. Odiorne had shock last Saturday
night and is very low. She is unable TO
take any nourishment.
Eugene Ballou injured one finger lately
and blood poison was feared. He still
carries his hand in a sling.
Luke Parish, who has been i'll with
rheumatism and complication OF other
things, is convalescing slowly.
Charles Angel, who works for Geo. d.
Hyzer, froze bis foot one day last week
and he is now at his home in Braintree
for repairs.
Rev. @. F. Wells went to East Bethel
Sunday and returned Tuesday. Christmas
exercises were held at the church there
Monday evening.
Miss Bernice Flint, who has been teach
ing in Brookfield, is sick and unable "a
return TO her school. Her place is being
taken by her sister, Hortense.
n. c. Gilbert, who is sick with grip, and
Miss Martha Gilbert, sick with tonsilitis
both with Rev. Geo. b. Gilbert in Middle
town, Conn, are reported better.
There was a well-laden Christmas tree
at the Cong'l church Saturday evening and
the young people were well remembered
There was quite pleasing entertainment
Herbert A. Allen has gasolene engine
in his cellar that turns the lathe that he
uses IN his dental business, and also fur
nishes power for electric lights in hi.
house.
Hon. VI. Spear and family, Miss Bessie
Holden. Mrs. Elva Clough Of Bethel and
w. Fargo and Miss Ellen Fargo enjoyed q
Christmas dinner at the Old Homestead
last Sunday.
Bertha and Grace Stone are with theii
parents, Thatcher Stone and wife, for this
holidays. Grace teaches In Boston and
Bertha in Burr and Burton seminary
Manchester, Vt.
Leonard Sprague, who has been at work
in the laboratory OF plant physiology al
Washington, ID. c., visited friends here
Friday and Saturday. He will return L
the medical college at Burlington nexi
week
The annual meeting, followed by pre-
paratory lecture, will be held at the yestry
OF the Congtl church next Saturday after
noon at 80 o'clock. The annual gather
ing will be held In the ladies parlor'
Wednesday afternoon, January 1, at 2;3l
O'Clock.
r. Z. Burke has leased his farm TO ). j
Washburn for one year, commencing Jan
LIST. Mr.. washburn will live at the Dwyel
place. Mr.. Burke Will occupy his house
His continued poor health has required
this course. y. l.. Boyden appraised thu
property Tuesday.
Seth Washburn, wife and four children
OF Bethel. NJ. l.. Washburn and wife ant
w, 4. Martin took Christmas dinner Will
Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Levi WashburI
Sunday. Mrs. Washburn enjoyed thu
meeting with her children and grand
children. She has entered upon he
ninetieth year.
The Randolph Center Magazine clul
met with Mrs. y. l.. Boyden Tuesday
evening and were enlivened and refreshed
by fine turkey supper. six OF the MIN
mem bers OF the club, with their families
we're Present. Fines were collected, tn
magazines sold and a new year started.
was very enjoyable evening and every
body seemed happy. The club takes
leading periodicals.