Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-02
RANDOLPH CENTER.
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2w NED G. BUCK, Agent, Randolph.
Miss symmes, who has been critical ~
i'll, is slowly convalescing.
Pearl &. Clsrk's youngest child Is critic
ally Ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Laura Allen is recovering from a
two weeks sickness with the grip.
Milan Hebard and has wife have been
sick with the grip, but are convalescing.
II. NJ. Lamb and wife were made happy
by the birth OF another son last Monday.
At Grace church next Sunday there viii
be Evening Prayer at 2:30 O'Clock. All are
cordially welcome.
j. II. Galpin Of Woodbury., Conn.,, is
here TO buy cows 10 ship home. j. b. Ad-
ans is assisting him.
Flynn Parmenter OF Rochester has been
here the past week and assisted the Squire
in saving up the woodpile.
j. b. Adams and wife went to Post Mills
last Saturday TO visit his brother, q. A..
Adams, and returned Monday.
p. 4. Clark sold personal property at
auction last Saturday. There was a good
attendance and COWS sold well.
Earl @. Bickford has sold a spring of
FOR the Woodbury. farm for 800.
r. ID. Alvord has sold his farm TO Her
bert Campbell for sl4O0. Mr.. Alvord is
moving to c. +. Whites tenement house.
Rev. w. NJ. Newton will be present at
the fourth ana last quarterly conference of
the NJ. T.. church to be held Thursday a.
m, March 9th.
Chester Bickford has just returned from
Chelsea, where he made several parties
happy with q Gray horsepower. He also
sold one to III. r. Flint last week.
Walter Stark's children have the whoop-
ing cough, the youngest being only seven
weeks old. Several others in that vicinity
are also having the same trouble.
j. w. Fargo closed his duties as town
auditor Monday. The taxpayers are los
ing their breath as they contemplate the
school tax that must be raised TO pay the
debts.
At s o'clock next Saturday evening there
will be a supper and candy pull at the ves-
try Of the Methodist church. All are in
vited to come and TO enjoy pleasant
evening.
Mrs. Price, who has been critically i'll
for long time, is somewhat better, and II
is hoped that she viii recover. Mrs.
Georgia Taggart Of Enfield, n. H., her
uhuBnNtIs - httN NhhihI Aoi hNis
Don d. Grout, NJ d., OF Waterbury will
give an address on "Human tuberculosis"
in the interests OF the Vermont tubercu-
losis commission Wednesday evening,
March sth, at the Normal hall. No adj
mission fee. An interesting and instruc-
tive lecture is assured.
The chimney in Mrs. Commits house
burned out last Monday. In the evening
the family smelled smoke and on examin-
ing for the cause found fire started IN
partition near the chimney. Prompt
attention saved the house from serious
damage.
The John Thomas Concert Co. gave the
last entertainment in the lecture course
last Thursday evening TO full house.
Mrs. Thomas played the violin with ease
and is one OF the best violinists that APP
pear on the platform. The accompanist,
Miss Wood, was fine, and John Thomas
was great, although small in stature. AS
a comical entertainer, he is without peer.
The best part of the entertainment was
that it was natural or inherent. Most
people pronounced it the best OF the
course.