Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-12
RANDOLPH CENTER.


Markdown on ladies' suits, jackets and
capes at Thomas.
Burton Blaisdell died yesterday and the
funeral viii be held tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. s. d. Corser and son have been
guests at the Randolph House for several
DAYS.
VIII Wood has taken job Of charging
the MaplewOod and has commenced his
work.
Forrest Burke is recovering from long
sickness and is able to be out OF doors
some.
At Grace church next Sunday there viii
be divine service at 2:30 o'clock. All are
welcome.
r. Z. Parker is at \. l.. Boyden's this
TO plumbing.
5. P. Paine died yesterday and the
| funeral win be held at the house tomorrow
afternoon at / o'clock.
J. II. BlaisdeH is sick with Bright's dis
ease. Drs. Scott and Angel were there in
consultation last Friday.
Mrs. W. /. Seymour and Mrs. Powell
have been in South Royalton few days
visiting Charles Seymour.
The attendance at W. +. Washburn's
auction last Saturday was SMALL COWS
went for fro m 5000 10 80.
| Rev. q. ". Patterson is in Gaysville to-
day to speak at the Sunday school eonven-
tion that is being held there.
Rev DR.. A. L. Cooper will supply the
pulpit Of the Methodist church next sun
day on account of the illness Of the pastor.
| c. d. Osgood Of East Randolph and
daughter. Eta Morehouse, from Los An
geles, Cal. are visiting his brother, A. w.
/ Osgood.
George Harrington had the misfortune
\ to dislocate his shoulder Monday. Dr.
/ Mcintyre was ca lie and he quickly put
it in place.
The Randolph Normal baseball nine
PLAYED at Chelsea Monday with the Chel-
sea High school nine, the latter winning
the game by a score Of 10 to o.
The Randolph Center band gave an en-
tertainment at Normal hall Monday even
| ing. The attendance was good and quite
| benefit to the band was realized.
| Geo. ID. Hyzer has a Polander at work
/ for him this summer. lie Is a married
man and his wife came from Connecticut
1 Monday and will work in Mr.. Hyzer
/ family.
| W. l.. Hebard returned from Lunen-
/ burgh. Mass, Monday. He was called
| there by the sickness OF his daughter
child and it is not expected that the child
/ can recover.
Next Sunday evening, May 10, Is Ep-
worth League anniversary day, which VIII
u be appropriately observed at the Method
/ list church Special music VIII De ar
ranged and all are cordially invited.
y. /. Boyden is at Tunbridge today at
I tending 10 the interests Of NJ. A. Burnham
Of Valley Falls. r. l., in the road case that
I Is being tried there before commissioner
appointed by the county court. The Sc
! lectmen rtfused to lay the road. MT
/ Burnham owns land through which the
proposed road will pass.
/ Mrs. Ida Vose Woodbury. OF Boston,
! field secretary of the American Missionary
association, gave an interesting address on
tho work OF the board among what are
called the poor whites" in the South lasl
Sunday evening at the Congl church to
large and appreciative audience. MIS-
Woodbury. is very forcible and attractive
sneaker and the lecture was instructive
and well illustrated with anecdotes, 81
that no one was FESTIVE or inattentiye, al
IS usual in talks on that subject.
Bad blood and indigestion are deadly
enemies to good health. Burdock Bloo1
| Bitters destroys them.