Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-15
RANDOLPH CENTER.

RANDOLPH CENTER
Attend the lecture on Christian Science
at Randolph Monday evening.
Or. w. A. Evans has been sick, but is
convslescing.
Miss Helen Alvord has commenced
work at DR.. II. A. Aliens.
Methodist prayer meeting this week
will be held at E. A. Flint's.
Mrs. Thomas Greed and friend OF Boston
are at the Colonial for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. Pearl Clough has been seriously
| III the past week, but is somewhat better
now.
Mrs. Rebecca Gilbert Davis of White
River Junction is at the Colonial for a few
days.
The Ladies' S scial circle held its sociahle
and supper with Mrs. Conant yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs John O'Grady Of Roxbury, with her
two children, is visiting her parents, John
BOlin and wife.
Albert Hammond of Bellows Falls
visited his sister, Mrs. f. NJ. Baker, the
first Of the week.
Ned 5. Conant has so far recovered
from his recent illness that he is taking
AAiai ~ VI hAo H. 4 - AbhANs
Miss Alice Hyzer, who has been attend
ing the u. V. NJ. at Burlington, is at
home for two weeks vacation.
Rey. c. F. Partridge Of Woodstock was
in town Tuesday. He is an agent for the
sale Of maps for common schools.
The Y. NJ. c. Z. will until after con-
ference meet but once in two weeks.
Next meeting Will be announced on sun
day.
Miss Grace May, who has been at DR..
Evans since her school closed, has gone
to South Stafford to visit her relatives
there.
DR.. A. L. Cooper of Randolph celebrated !
Wednesday his SIND birthday. He en- |
tertained several friends at tea, among
them Rev. and Mrs. f. NJ. Baker.
The Y. NJ. c. U. of the Methodist |
church, with the Standard Bearers and |
other friends as invited guests, enjoyed a /
sleigh ride to Brookfeld last Friday even
ing. Geo. Hyzer supplied transportation. |
At Grace church next Sunday, the third /
Sunday in Lent. there will be evening |
prayer with sermon at 2:30 O'Clock. On /
Fridays duriag Lent there is being held /
series Of services at 4 p. m. All are well
come.
Thatcher Stone is putting the Maple |
wood into fine condition for his summer |
trade, papering, painting and vanishing
floors. w. e. Bolin is doing the work.
Mr. Stone expects his house to be well
filed this season.
The skimming station Of the Co-opera-
tive creamery here has been closed for the
present and the company has put a team
on the road to gather cream. SO many OF
the patrons of the creamery had put in
separators that it was thought best to
adopt this course. This will work hard
ship on quite a number VINO have very
small diaries and hardly enough so they
feel like buying separator, and the skim |
ming station is likely to be opened again
and will be il necessity seems to require
it, so that it cannot be said that it IS per-
closed.
There have been more changes in resi-
1ence than usual so far this winter.
Alfred Bower has moved from the Mead
iarm to the Seymour farm; Mr.. Ball OF
Charlotte to the Mead farm that he pur-
chased; A. II. McMurphy is in the small
house OF Luke Parish, called "the Office" /
Forrest Seymour has moved from J. b.
Adams to the Panton farm in Brook
ield, and Nelson Pray has taken the place
Y Adams; Mr.. Baker, who has been at
VI. Z. Rowel's farm about two years,
las gone to II. W. Smaiieyis house. and
Arthur G. Slack has taken the Rowell
arm; Joseph Seymour, who has lived the
past wear In X. NJ. RObinson's house, has
moved to Mrs. Bryant's house and
Robinson Is to move in; Mr.. RAymore,
Who has carried on the Gilbert farm. is to
move to n. " Bickford's, and Ransom
George mov.s out and into G. j. Boyden's
3ean house; Mr.. Flint has taken Mrs.
3ryants farm and moved there.