Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-13
RANooIPH CENTER.


Clarence Biekford. who is at work II
Barre, was at home over Sunday.
Rev. George F. Wells will preach nexi
Sunday morning on the topic, THE Eter-
nal City,"
Misses Julia and Hattie Parmenter OF
Rochester are visiting at F. w. Parmen-
ter's this week.
c. II. Morrill, Is repairing the Smith
Clark house that he lately purchased OF
Clarence Swan.
Miss Alice Hyzer has gone back TO the
University Of Vermont after two weeks
vacation with her parents.
Miss Grace May went by X. F. d. route,
I No. 2, to Barre Sunday, where she IS TO
teach school this summer.
District schools on Fish Hin and in No. Il
will commence next Monday, the llthi
all the rest one week later.
Luke Parish has improved considerably
the past week. He is making quite ex-
tensive repairs in his house.
Mrs. Ellen 0'Grady. with her daughter,
Gertrude, and son, John, Of Roxbury are
visiting at her fathers, John Bolin.
Nelson Pray Of Essex was lately married
in Brattlebofo, and has moved into the
house vacated by Mrs. Ellen j. Bryant.
Dana X. Clough has closed his school in
Woodstock and returned home and COM
menced gardening. He has already sowed
peas.
The ladies OF the Cong1 church held
sociable at their parlors last week and
served new sugar. The net receipts were
about s.
Next Monday morning, Rev. George F.
Wells starts for Madison, n. j., where he
viii resume his studies at Drew Theologl-
cal seminary.
NJ. r. Flint, accompanied by his grand
son, Roy Smith, went to Thomaston,
Conn.,, last Thursday to visit his son,
Arthur Flint.
Miss Mae Brown OF Rhinelander, Wis,
a student at Wellesley college, was the
guest OF her uncle, Luke Parish, from sat
urday to Tuesday.
The friends of Miss Emma Chadwick
gave her pleasant surprise last Monday
afternoon when they came to help eele-
brate her birthday.
Bertha Stone, who has been spending
her vacation at the Maplewood, aud with
her sister IN Barre, has returned TO Man
chester to resume teaching.
Lucinda Norce spent her vacation with
her parents, 5. G. Norce and wife. She
has returned to her duties ss teacher in
the high school in Woodstock.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
be evening prayer and sermon at 80
o'clock. The Friday afternoon Lenten
service will be held at 80 O'Clock.
DR.. l.. A. Noyes Is here looking after
his cottage and putting ii in readiness for
his family in the summer. He Will go
back to Chicopee and expects to be in Cal
iornia, ready for Alaska, by May 18th.
Miss Gertrude Edison, who has been
pending the winter in Winter Park, Fla, |
eft for the North on the 10th q April |
pending some time in Philadelphia and |
New York and expecting to reach Ran |
iolph about May 18th.
The annual agitation OF uniting the
5ong1 and Methodist societies has oe-
urred and passed, as usual. There ~ no |
United action. Isms must be given up and /
lnionism take their place before anything
an be done. III union could be effected /
N broad grounds IL would be desirable,
'ut II on selfish and contracted grounds,
Miss Parker OF Montgomery, a Normal
tudent, has been suffering for some. time
nth appendicitis and last Saturday DIR.
heller OF Burlington, assisted by Drs
ALLEY and Scott OF Randolph, performed
successful operation, as it appears now
iiss Parker has a trained nurse from Bur-
ngton, and her father and mothes are
lso with her at the Randolph House. Her
ather is enc OF the senators from Frank
N county.