Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-18
RANDOLPH CENTER.

DON'T fail to see "a Vagabonds Honor
al Brookfield Monday night, May Y.
Cbas. L. smith has been on the sick lst
the past week. n,
t4race Nav. who i teaching in Barre,
was at DR.. Evans from FRIDAY high' IN
Sunday.
he. Gilbert Is in Bethel this week,
assisting Mark Moody take an lnNentoiS
of stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. seymour visited
their son, c. W. Seymour last week III
South Royalton.
Ed. Hyzer, who has been in Manchester
Vt. the past winter, Is now mere anu
expects to remain for some time.
Mrs. George Buck Taggart q MONT u.
calm, n. H., came here saturday, ealieu "
the death Of her mother, Mrs. Price
NJ. b. spooner Of Springfield, Mass :,
was at his cottage here last week, Dut
went to Mortified on business SATURDAY
DR.. Evans, who has been away attend
ing TO his professional duties the phst
four weeks, returned home last SATURDAY :
At Grace church next sunday there v III
be Evening Prayer ana sermon az z'oV
o'clock. A cordial welcome IS given 10
all.
The Christian Endeavor society held an
ice cream sociable at Thatcher stone
log cabin last Monday afternoon which
was very enjoyable.
Miss Parker OF the Normal, who had a
successful operation for appendicitis
bout five weeks ago, has so far recovered
that she went TO her home In Montgomery
Tuesday.
Mrs. Olivia Huse Of Montpelier came
here Monday to assist her father, Melzar
W God bury, in getting ready to remove 70
Montpelier, where be will hereafter make
his home with Mrs. Huse.
J. W. Fargo and C. J.. Hodges were sum
moned TO Windsor a. petit jurors 10 the
L. :. court and ordered to be there on
Tuesday Of this week. Later they were
notified 10 appear at Brattleboro on
Thursday and still later the time has been
fixed for them to appear al Brattleboro
next Tuesday, the 23rd inst. Il is under
stood that the hotels IN Windsor have
closed on account Of the town voting no
license, and so the u. 5. court has ad-
journed 70 Brattleboro where there are
plenty OF hotel accommodations. Luke
Parish expects TO attend the court as
crier.
Mrs. Celia A. Price OF this place died Al
her home Saturday morning, May ~.
Mrs Price was born in West Windsor
June p, 1896 She went West a. far as
Illinois when but l6 years Of age and made
her home there until after the civil war,
when she came East and since 1889 has
made her home In Randolph Center. she
had for the last two years been gradually
falling and in January last had a severe
attack Of heart trouble, from which she
never recovered Nav 10th she was
stricken with paralysis, which caused her
DEATH She was a woman OF sterling char
acter and worth. Always self-torgetful,
she lRbored for Others that something
brighter, happier and more satisfying
might enter and help i'll their lives. She
was a member OF Grace church, a Chris
tian woman, and left host Of friends 10
mourn their loss. Her immediate relatives
left are four daughters, Mrs. William
Hallgreen Of birmingham, Mass, Miss
Della Buck, Randolph Center, Mrs. Luz
clan Read. Stratton, VI, and Mrs. John
Taggart OF Montcalm, y, II. The funeral
was held al her late residence Monday.
May IS, the Rev. A. Carswell, rector Of
Grace Church officiating