Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-11
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Hayden returned from ST. Adams
last Monday.
X. E. Slack has bought gasoline en-
CINE and separator.
Communion was observed at the CongI
church last Sunday.
Joseph Iaduca has gone to Bethel to
work on the granite railroad.
n. r. LaFraneis' son, who has been
quite sick with pneumonia, is eonvalese-
ing.
Mrs. Nellie Mead Morse Of Whittier,
Cal, is a guest of Mrs. J.. ii. Holden this
week.
Mrs. r. W. Parmenter and children have
returned from a two weeks VISIT with her
parents in Pittsfield.
The photo gallery for the Misses Con-
ant is being pushed rapidly now by r.
l.. McMurphy. He has two workmen
with him.
Geo. II. Slack, I'd, who has served a
thirty days sentence for intoxication in
the house Of correction, returned home last
week Thursday.
At Grace church next Sunday there
will re celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion at 1890 o'clock. The rector Will
preach. An invitation is given to all.
w. W. Rogers household goods have
arrived here from Manchester, y. H.,
and he has rented the John Bean house,
f so-called, Of G. l. Boyden and taken pos
session.
I Orvis Thayer OF Braintree is at work at
I Luke parishs continuing the repairs and
changes on the inside Of the house, that
were commenced by Chas. j. White some
/ time ago.
t George w. Flagg has traded horses with
/ Dorsey Eddy and Mr.. Eddy has now
pair Of 8000-lb. greys for the road machine
that be runs in the East part of the town.
( Mr.. Flagg is furnishing good horses for
the road machines.
4 The East Randolph baseball team played
with the Randolph Center team here last
Saturday After few innings, the Ram
dolph Center team having one score, the
7 East Randolphs became dissatisfied with
some ruling Of Umpire Abbott and left,
giving the game TO Randolph Center.
The Whitcomb High school baseball
\ team OF Bethel, Leonard Hodges, captain,
played here with the Randolph Center
/ team last Monday when the latter won by
score OF 10 to z. 1t was a closely played
game ami very satisfactory. Arthur Pat
I terson was the umpire.
/ Howard Edison. '06, u. v. NJ, has lately
/ been elected one OF the associate editors OF
] the Cynie, a university publication.
Among those taking part in the Julia
I Howard Spear prize reading at the college
/ Monday evening were Laura II. Cutting,
| Alice Hy7er and Charlotte l.. Baird, now
of Amsden, but formerly OF the Center.
/ As three ladies from the Maplewood
were driving down the hill near "Robln-
son Junction. SO called, some part OF the
/ harness broke and let the wagon onto the
horse. The horse was frightened, but the
driver turned ii into the ditch and there
was a general ssmix-up.n Help was near
at hand, and fortunately no one was seri-
ously injured. The carriage was not dam
aged beyond repair.
/ There was a hearing at Brookfield last
Saturday on an appeal from the decision
| OF the school directors in not furnishing
conveyance for {. f. Fullam's children TO
school. before County Examiner }. w.
Comstock of Chelsea, Prof. Ethan Shaw OF
Norwich university and j. b. Adams OF
/ Randolph. II appeared that Mr.. Fullam
/ lived II miles from school, and the board
decided that Mr.. Fullam was entitled to
some compensation for conveyance. y. L.
Boyden appeared for Mr.. Fullam.