Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alslloy OF Boston came TO
The Colonial Monday.
Miss Grace May went Monday to Gran
iteville, where she is to teach.
W. L. Baird OF Amsden was here on
business Friday and Saturday.
A subscription paper is being circulated
to purchase a chemical fire engine.
The Ladies' Social circle held a sociable
at their Rooms Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Nellie (sibley) shurtleff OF Chicago
made brief visit to friends here last
week.
The senior class OF the Normal gave a
reception to the entering students Monday
evening.
n. L. Boyden was in Hancock Monday
on legal business and lett Tuesday for
Rutland.
Birney Kidder and Miss Julia Parmen-
ter of Rochester were at +. w. Parmenter's
over Sunday.
The remains of Mrs. Charles r. Powers
were brought here from Braintree for in
| terment Tuesday.
Miss Ina Welch has returned to her
home in Detroit after a several weeks visit
at the Old Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith attended Cen
trail Vermont Pomona Grange meeting,
which met in williamstown Wednesday.
w. L. Seymour and wife have moved to
Claremont, ~ H., and will reside with
their son, Fred, who is m business there
DIR. Moves arrived home from Alaska
saturday morning. His daughter, Mrs.
Nutting, OF Chicopee, Mass, came the
day previous.
The lecture at the Methodist church by
DIR. Charlton has been changed from FRI
day evening to Thursday evening OF this
week. The lecture gill begin at $40.
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church Friday afternoon at 1880, to which
all the boys OF the village are cordially in
vited for the purpose OF organizing boys
club.
Hugh Phillips and wife Of Montpelier
were at the Old Homestead over Sunday.
Mr.. Phillips is adjuster for the Union
Mutual and while here adjusted Mr..
Bowers loss.
AT Grace church next Sunday there win
be morning prayer and celebration OF the
Holy Communion with sermon at 1880
o'clock. cordial invitation is given to
all to be present ct this service.
NJ. NJ. Wilson, states attorney, is con-
Quoting an inquest before n. L. Boyden,
justice Of the peace, in regard to the re-
cent fire on the Seymour farm. Several
witnesses were examined saturday and
Tuesday and more will be Friday.
AT the service last Sunday morning at
made that Rev. +. NJ. Baker, pastor Of the
church, and Miss Jennie Hammond OF
SaNtons River will be united in marriage
in Union church, Cambridgeport, VI,
Sept. II. at O'Clock p. M, and a cordial
invitation was extended to the people Of
the church here TO be present at the cere-
mony.
Howard n. Thompson, the Associated
Press representative at 81. Petersburg, is
here visiting Col. Z. A. Boynton and fam
ily at the Maplewood. Mr.. Thompson was
all through the Spanish war as a corre-
spondent Of the Associated Press. He was
at the front In every battle and was the
author OF the finest descriptive reports OF
the battle Of San Juan Hill. lie was Sc
lected for the st. Petersburg agency before
the war with Japan and his reports from
there have been copied in the English and
Continental papers He accompanied NJ.
WHITE to the United States, and his work
at Portsmouth has. greatly enhanced his
reputation.
Terrible plaques, those itching, fostering