Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-29
RANDOLPH cENTER.

Ill, Z. Gilbert has gone 10 boston 10
spend the holidays,
Joseph Roudro has put in telephone on
the Orange County line,
Mrs. Elijah Ballou is on the sick list
aud attended BY DIR, Newell,
The inspector Of rural delivery routes
was here Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Clark of Salisbury has bought the
Thomas Smith farm and taken possession,
Rev. Homer White will hold service
next sunday in Grace church al $50 p, m,
Hendrickson ana Rossonl, the magi-
clans, jugglers and illuslonists, will appear
at Normal hall Dee, Z
Miss Winnie V, Parker, Thettord aeade-
my, ~, has been entertaining a former
soh0olmate, Miss Minnie NJ. Parker,
Mrs, +, W. Wedgwood Of Essex June,
ton is a guest At \, l., Boyden's and Il Is
expected that her husband will Join her
today,
Charles Adams, who has been at work
in Chieopee, Mass, is taking a vacation
ana visiting his parents, w, +, Adams
and wife,
A. c. Wells has gone to Philadelphia
and expects to take his Thanksgiving din
ner in the Quaker City with ID. A, Par
fridge and family.
Rev. X. NJ, Fowler OF Randolph viii
preach the Thanksgiving sermon at q
union service in the Methodist church
Thursday evening.
Or. Nutting and daughter went 10 Bos-
ton Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with
his son, George, Mrs, Mating has been
there several weeks,
Mrs, II. II. Page returned from South
Royalton Tuesday, where she had been
some time assisting IL the care of her
foster mother, Mrs, Drew.
John Bulard, who formerly lived here,
but now OF Washington state, is visiting
relatives aud friends here, lie is 4 brother
OF Mrs, Damon and although eighty years
old is hale AMI healthy.
Rev. George W. Patterson, chaplain OF
the House of Representatives, is spending
the recess with his family and they all
went TO Hanover yesterday TO spend
Thanksgiving with his mother.
Mrs, Julia A, Stone, who has been with
her daughter, Mary, in Barre since she
closed the Maplewood, was at \. l.. Boy
denis over Sunday, but went to New York
Monday 10 visit her daughters, Grace and
Alyce.
Miss Frances Hehard went to White
lAANNA HNANt AhA lA5A MECh ~ WISH II ntF
brothers, Asa 3. Hebard, She will return
with Asa and family in season for Thanks
giving al the Randolph House with their
parents, W, l.. Hebard and wife.
Reports have been in papers recently Ia
the effect thst DIR. Moves was in a very
critical condition. 4 letter from him
shows that the reports were exaggerated
aud although he has been confined to the
house he is much better and on the streets
again in Chicopee, Mass, whore he now
resides,
Dana r. Clough of this village and Miss
Rose B0stwlCS of Warren were married al
Chelsea Nov. 18th by Rev. l.. n. Moody
They went back to Warren and Mr.
Clough returned home last week. He eN-
pects to teach school in Waitsfeld this
winter and his wife may teach in Warren
They expect to commence housekeeping
here in the spring.
A series OF special evangelistic services
will be held in the Methodist church, be-
ginning Sunday, Dec. I'd. Rev. Melville
a. Shaver, who has been engaged in evan
| gelistic work for some time under the
auspices of the New England EvangelistiC
ass citation, will assist the pastor in these
meetings. Services will be held every
evening next week except Friday. All are
most cordially invited. Children's meet
! ing THURSDAY afternoon at 3:15. Young
peoples rally Friday afternoon at 4.
LADIES' hairwork. MRS. II. II. BEAN
" Chestnut St., Medford, Mass,