Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-09
REnpoLPH CENTER.

Morning service at Grace church next
sunday 81 l0.30 O'Clock.
Esquire Boyden and family. with friends.
are al Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs.
Mrs. II. A. Tabor and daughter Of Forest
- MS Mass, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Daye.
Mr. Rabtoy, who leased the Gilbert farm
last spring, has given up the lease and
moved 10 Randolph.
Miss Mary Dewey OF Royalton and
Misses Fanny and May Eastman Of Brad
lord are az Mrs. CoAant's
Mrs. j. II. Hatfield and daughter. Paul
re, Of Canton Junction, Mass, are with
Dir. Ball az the Mead farm.
Charlie K. Adams has go1e to Chicopse,
Mass, where he viii 60 into business with
MS brothers, Walter and Arthur.
Mr.. Douglass, Newell Bickford and the
seymour Bros. have each bought recently
Gray's Improved grain thresher.
Mr.. Bower and family, With relatives and
friends, enjoyed a days outing ia the
aaplewOod barge, and a picnic on Bear
hill the first Of the week.
Miss Florence Tarbeu Of Springfield,
Mass, IS with Miss Fargo for the month
Of august. Her father, Edward B. Tar
bell, expects to join her soon.
Miss Blonde Seymour, who IS chief OF
the steuographIc aud typewriting force in
Gov. Pages Office at Hyde Park, is with
her parents for months vacation.
Henry Sawyer, who had been with his
mother, Mrs. sawyer, tor week, went to
Burlington Moaday. Mrs. Sawyer and
Mrs. Alice sawyer Smith accompanied
him.
Mr.. and Miss DeForrest. with Miss
GwendOlyn Morse, who are spending the
summer al the Old Homestead, went on a
three days horseback trip TO Bread Loaf
Inn, returning Saturday.
A K. +. ID. postOfiice inspector was here
Monday and Tuesday looking over a new
proposed X. r. b route to include Brook
Held Center and East Brookheld, to start
from the postotfice here.
The checklists Of voters at Freeman
meeting have been posted. One list has
the names Of those who can vote only at
Randolph; the other has the names Of
those who can vote only at East Randolph.
Mrs. Jennie Bryant Smiths hosts Of
friends will be pleased to know that she IS
slowly bat steadily improving. she IS out
Of doors every pleasant day in her wheel
chair. and the food she eats asstmilates
well.
George II. Auttlug OF Boston, Win MS
wife and two children, were with his
father, DR.. Nutting, over sunday. he
started for the West with Mrs. Nutting
Monday, leaving the children with their
grandparents.
DR.. Evans started out on a business trip
last week. and while passing through
Sharon bis horse stumbled and fell, elus-
ing general mix-up. The harness and a
shaft were broken, and the doctor received
some slight bruises.
George j.. Blodgstt Of Portland, Ore,
who has been visiting his mother this
summer, started with bis wife nearly two
weeks ago for trip to Burlington aud
northern New York. At Montpelier, Mrs.
Blodgett WAS taken al and has been unable
10 proceed or return.
The Randolph state Normal school will
open the fall term on Tuesday, Aug. =.
Examination for admission may be taken
at q O'Clock Those holding teachers GER
tihcates or high school diplomas Of four
wear courses viii be admitted without eX-
animation New catalogues have just been
issued and may be obtained OF the prinei-
nal