Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-01
RANDOLPH CENTER.

W. w. Rogers moved his Household
goods to East Bethel last Tuesday.
DR.. Russlow was called Monday to at
tend Mrs. Damon, who is threatened wiz
grip.
Joseph Seymour has rented Mrs. Bry-
ants house under the hill, and has
moved his family there.
Ned 5. Conant is sick with erysiPelas.
/ Dr. Bailey attends him. Nv. +. NRshburh
takes the r. F. ID. route.
/ The Cooperative creamery here VIII
! soon be closed and cream viii be gathered.
So many using separators is the reason.
Thomas Connolly, Jr., OF Randolph has
| commenced work for A. Z. Wells. lie
drives the delivery team and works IN the
store.
/ Mrs. Alice Adams Tobin is very sick
| with appendicitis and attended by DR..
| Bailey. She is with her parents, W. T.,
I Adams and wife.
Rev. q. w. Patterson attended the cir
cular conference at Randolph last Satur-
day and preached the conference sermon.
Prin. Morrill, also spoke in the afternoon.
At Grace church next Sunday, the first
Sunday in Lent, there Will be evening
prayer and sermon at 2:30 o'clock. Dur
ing Lent there VIII be service on Fridays
at p. m. All are welcome.
Rev. j. Hall Long Of Bethel and Rev.
Frank NJ. Baker of this place held a union
temperance rally at East Bethel last Sun
day afternoon in the Uniyersalist church
for the purpose OF strengthening the no
license vote and preventing an open saloon
in Bethel.
About 40 members OF the Snowshoe club
OF Randolph held banquet at the Maple
wood last Thursday evening. While the
menu was being put in readiness for the
guests, many took a run on snowshoes.
There was plenty of snow in the fields,
although the roads needed more for good
sleighing.
On being called Monday morning, Noah
CLARK was found in a very critical condi-
ton. He said he would get up II they
would bring a light. 1t was then ascer-
tanned that he couldn't see and was una bic
to get up. He continued almost helpless,
and he may have had partial shock, or
some other stroke. Wednesday after
noon he died at the age OF ~ years.
Rev. T.. NJ. Fuller, general secretary OF
the Vermont Sunday School association,
Is to meet the executive committee OF the
West Orange County association here FRI
day Of this week for conference. In the
evening at 1880 he will deliver an address
at Normal hall on Sunday school work in
AAF NAAANs II " III NC AhAi VI rAEEN6AAhIH
and helps to Sunday school workers. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to be
present.
The case OF Charles +. Rogers vs.. Peter
Laramie Of Stock bridge was tried before
Justice w. l.. Hebard last Saturday at the
House. This was an action on
a note given in horse trade. The horse
that defendant got died in a short time
after he took 1t. The testimony tended to
show that the horse was all right when
TO Laramie. judgment was
given for the amount OF note and cost.
The defendant appealed.
The Village Improvement society Melted
4 neat sum at their silhouette contest and
box social Monday evening. Ii will be
lsed in the work OF the society, which
inns to help in creating anG maintaining
various improvements on our village
streets. Most OF the money which comes
INTO its treasury is expended in support of
street lamps. Plans will also be submit
ed to the public soon outlining sugges- /
ions the society would make along vari- 7
lus lines. The silhouette contest proved
interesting ana was won by r. 4
J. Adams. The BOBBY prize went to l.. J. /
harrington.