Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Remember the Dartmouth Dramatic
club at Randolph next Tuesday evening.
A dance will follow the entertainment.
Prin. c. H. Morrill, has been away a
week, attending and assisting in educa-
tional meetings.
The Salisbury baseball nine and the
Randolph Center nine will play here next
Friday afternoon.
Pearl Clough and wife went to East
Roxbury last Monday and spent Memorial
day with her parents.
Rev. +. NJ. Baker was in Putney recently
attending the Windham county Christian
Endeayor association of which he is presi-
dent.
The Training School baseball nine and
Randolph High school second nine had a
good game here last week, the former win
ming by a score OF 7 to 4.
The annual business meeting of the Ep-
worth League will be held at the close OF
the midweek prayer meeting in the yestry
of the Methodist church Thursday even
ing.
Miss Lillian Mcintosh and Miss Gwen
dolyn Morse OF New York city are here
with Mrs. j. III. Holden for the twelfth
summer. The rest OF the family are COM
ing later.
Ned S. Conant lost a valuable two-year-
old colt Monday from lockiaw. He had
turned the colt out to pasture and went to
see it Sunday. finding II had lockiaw. He
found no scratch on the colt and there is
no known cause for the trouble.
At Grace church next Sunday, the Sun
day after Ascension day, there will be
evening prayer and sermon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Rev. George Gilbert, who is visiting
in Randolph. will have charge of the serv-
ice, and cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ad-
ans on Saturday evening OF this week, a
social will be held under the auspices of
the Ladies Aid society Of the Methodist
church. Refreshments will be served.
cordial invitation is extended to one
and all. Free transportation from the
Center.
From Valdez News, Alaska:-"P. d.
Blodgett of the Cook Inlet Transportation
Co. came down on the Bertha. A painful
accident happened TO Mr.. Blodgett at Sell
dovia. He was struck on the ankle by the
anchor chain on his steamer Tonquin, and
the injury necessitates his walking with
crutches, II at all.
Memorial day was observed in the fore
noon. The procession formed in Normal
yard at 9 80 and marched TO the cemetery,
led by the Randolph Center band. Prayer
was there offered by Rev. +. NJ. Baker and
a short address given by Rev. q. W. Pat
terson, after " hich the Grand Army men
decorated the soldiers graves.
Last week Noah Clark received the sad
news OF the death OF his sister, Myriette
v. Kingman, widow OF John kingman, at
her home in California. She had always
been a strong and healthy woman till the
I death OF her husband some three years
ago. since which time she had been in TALL
ing health. She had taught school in
California thirty years. She died May
18th, aged 81 years, 8 months, 10 days.
Noah Clark OF this place Is the last one
living OF eleven children.
j. w. Fargo aud e. 4. Hodges were in
Brattleboro last week as jurors IN L. ;.
court. They were on the jury in the case
OF Angelo BulduZzi VS.. James Ramage
Paper Co., in which the jury rendered a
verdict OF - 600 for the plaintiff. j. w.
Fargo was the foreman of the jury. They
were excused after the verdict was rendered
till next "Wednesday. The court has ad-
iourned to Newport. so they have gone
there. Mr.. Fargo started Monday even
ing to attend the funeral of a relative at
Newbury and will go from there to New
port
misinformed in regard to the team from
Randolph Center which played at Bethel a
week ago Monday, as, In the report OF the
game given in the HERALD, they persisted
In calling IL Normal team. In Justice TO
the Centers it must be said that the team
did not pretend to represent the Normal,
but simply the Center, and that the So
called "Barre battery was made up OF
citizens OF Randolph Center. The Bethel
reporter evidently forgot to state that
Kimball, who pitched for Whiteomb
High, severed his connection with that
school some time ago.