Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-10
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Miss Josephine Kelley of Lynn, Mass,
is guest OF VIM. Regain and wife.
F. w. Wedgwood of Essex Junction has
been guest at n. l.. Boyden's this week.
Rev. F. NJ. Baker went to Saxtons River
Monday and is to take vacation OF two
weeks.
Asa Hebard of White River Junction
visited his parents, w. l.. Hebard and
wife, over Sunday.
Mrs. Flora (Granger) Miller OF Leba-
non, n. H., is visiting Mrs. II. V. Fletcher
and other relatives in town.
Howard DeForest of New York city
and Mrs. DeForest of Albany, n. ", are
guests at the Old Homestead.
Milan Hebard and wife moved their
household goods to Hsverhill, n. H., last
week, where they are to live near her rela-
tiYes.
Miss Ruth Nutting OF Wheaton, H., and
the widow OF the late Rev. George
Nutting Of New York are guests OF DIR.
Nutting.
Miss Minnie DeBoer of Montpelier and
Mrs. Charlesworth and daughter OF Al
bany, n. Y, were guests OF Mrs. Holden
last Monday.
f. W. Parmenter and family returned
home Saturday evening from a weeks
visit in Rochester with his parents and
other relatives.
The lawn party TO have been given to-
morrow evening for the benefit OF the
baseball team has been postponed until
next week Friday evening.
John Murphy and Miss Mary Richards
OF Peabody, Mass, have been guests at
VIM. Regan's the last four weeks. They
returned home last Monday.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
be morning prayer and celebration Of the
Holy Communion at 10:30 o'clock. A cor
dial invitation is given to all to attend.
Terence Allis. wife and son OF Derby,
Conn, arrived here last week Thursday in
his automobile. They occupy his cottage
here and take their meals at the Randolph
House.
Mrs. Alice (sawyer) Smith arrived in
New York city Tuesday morning by the
steamer Norrdam from Rotterdam, Hol-
land. Mrs. Smith had been abroad several
months.
Miss Marion Freeman, who has been
spending the past few months IN Bethel
with her father, Dir. Freeman, and her
brother, George, OF Chicago, spent last
Friday at G. l.. Smiths.
The new arrivals at The Colonial are
Thomas Creed, d. A. Greed, George Greed
and Miss McCue OF Boston, Miss Oaky OF
New York city and Mrs. Goodman ana
two daughters OF Boston.
George j. Blodgett of Portland. Ore,
formerly Of this place, who was badly IN
lured in a railroad accident about two
years ago, has settled with the railroad
and received s17,5O0 damages.
New arrivals at Maplewood are John +.
Smelling, Whitinsville, Mass, Mrs. julia
Boynton, Brooklyn; II. l.. Wheatley, Mr..
and Mrs. Wheatley, Meriden, Conn.,; Mrs.
Keller, New York city; c. ID. V. Graves,
Boston.
Mrs. Annette (Boardman) Boynton of
New York city, daughter OF Priest Board
man, who was one OF the early pastors OF
the Congl church here, is guest az the
Maplewood, and her daughter, Mrs. Ber-
gin, with two children, are guests at Inc
Colonial.
Edward Tarbell OF Springfield, Mass, is
here 10 see and converse with old ac-
auaintances. Mr.. Tarbell is one OF the
many Randolph boys that have made
success in life. His daughter, Miss Flor
ence. has been here two weeks. They are
guests at the Maplewcod.
A lecture by Prof. Andrew W. Edison,
for the benefit OF the Village improvement
society, will be given at Normal hall sat
urday evening, Aug. u. Subject, "A Trip
to the Worlds Fair fully illustrated pY
over 125 lantern views, many colored.
Prof. Edison spent over two months at the
great exposition and had unusual facill-
ties for studying II in all its details. II IS
hoped that the people of Randolph center
and vicinity will show their appreciation
OF Prof. Edson's kindness by large at
tendance.
John Cham berlain, native OF Ireland,
but having no fixed abode, was arrested
last week Thursday and brought before n
l.. Boyden, justice OF the peace, on charges
~ being drunk and disturb bling the peace.
On hearing, the court found him guilty OF
being drunk and fined him 20 and costs,
with the alternative sentence OF ten days
i'm the county Jail, and he was found
guilty of assaulting and kicking Mrs.
George III. Slack and fined 20 and costs,
with the alternative sentence in the house
of correction OF 1872 days. SherlH Kent
took him to Chelsea Thursday night lot
his ten days there, and expects TO convey
him to Rutland next Saturday Tor the
longer term, as Chamberlain was without
funds to pay up. II seems by ChamDer-
lainis own story, that he had served Tour
months in ST. Johnsbury jail for refusing
to disclose where he had previously OBJ
tanned liquor, and bad also served some
time in the house of correction, so the
sentence does not bring him to untriea
scenes. Chamberlain got acquainted with
Slack when they were both in the house OF
correction. Chamberlain expressed
Willingness to go TO jail, but did not want
TO 90 to the house of correction.