Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-24
RANDOLPH CENTER.

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I'M. Pember Is visiting his brothers in
Bethel and Rochester.
Miss Ina Emery OF East Randolph IS
visiting Miss Florence Boyden this week.
The town district schools viii COM
mence sept 9th, the 4th being Labor
day.
Mrs. ELLEN fBoIinl o'Grady and son,
John, OF Roxbury are with her parents for
few days.
AT. Adams and wife and Miss Helen
spooner visited friends in Washington
over Sunday.
Prof. Fred Day and wife have returned
/ from their summer vacation and have
moved into the Price house.
/ At Grace church next Sunday there will
/ be evening prayer and sermon al oiclock'
A cordial Invitation is given to all TO at
( tend.
Next Sunday viii be observed at the
/ Methodist church as Old Folks sunday
with appropriate sermon by Rev. r. NJ.
I Baker.
Mrs. Elolse Boynton Of Nyack, n. Y,
who has spent many summers here, ar
rived last Tuesday and is a guest OF Mrs.
NJ. B. spooner.
Mrs. \. A. Packard of Greenfield, Mass,
and Mrs Hattie Catlin OF Sugar Grove,
ILL.,, v no had been at NJ. ID. Churchs,
went away Monday.
Miss Mary o. Nutting, librarian Of Mt.
Holyoke college, arrived last Thursday TO
spend a vacation at the home OF her
brother, DIR. ID. II. Nutting.
A concert will be held in Normal hall
Saturday, Aug. 26th, under the auspices OF
Grace Episcopal church. The artists viii
be summer people stopping in the place
Mrs. Flora Granger Miller, with her sis
tiers, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. George j. Prince
and Miss Carrie Granger, entertained
small party of school day friends at IA. V.
Fletoher's last week Thursday.
MI. Boyden was in Hancock Monday
on legal business. He went from his home
to Hancock, a distance Of ~ miles, tried
case by iury and returned home at 10
o'clock at night This in one day.
Mrs. Morrill, and daughter have returned
from Silver lake Franklin, where they
have been since The Normal closed inJune,
and have opened their house here. Prin-
cipal Morrill, sill be here this week.
Fred Seymour is spending two weeks
vacation with his parents al his old home,
and they all visited his brother, Charles,
in South Royalton last week Martin Soy.
mour and wife OF Tilton, y. H., also came
10 visit with the family few days.
Miss Ina Welch and her father, John
WEIGH, and Miss Bessie Holden went TO
Berlin pond Thursday and returned Tues
day. George 4. Morse was with bis fam
lily al the Old Homestead over sunday.
Miss Lena Rogers Of Detroit Is a guest al
the Old Homestead.
The new arrivals at the Maplewood are
A. T.. Jones and wife OF New Haven,
Conn, r. A Olmstead OF Springfield,
Mass, Miss Il A. Craft Of Boston. Miss
Minnie Bladen Of Brooklyn, \. Y, Ed
ward q. Richardson OF Dorchester, Mass,
Rev. and Mrs Htlliger Of Lonsdale, n. l.,
and Edward Nheatley OF New York city.
Late arrivals At The Colonial are Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs Goodman, Misses Alice and
Gertrude Goodman, Mrs Carey and daugh-
ters, Lila and Florence, Miss May Bowles
and Misses Fannie and Annie Martin, all
OF Boston, George Greed of Hanover, y.
H., Walter Shurtlen OF south Dakota,
Elmer Hodgson Of Brooklyn ana Rev.
George h. Gilbert Of MiddleioSn, Conn.
The boarders at the Randolph House are
Terence Allis and wife, Clarence and May
Allis, Misses Geneyieve and Harriet Allis,
Miss Bessie IClark and Miss sporry. all
from Derby Conn; Mrs. Whitehead OF
Barre. whose husband was with her over
Sunday. Prof Day and wife, Mrs. Clara
sawyer and her mother, Mrs. Washburn,
and Mrs. John Sabine Smith are taking
their dinners there.