Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
RANDOLPH CENTER


visiting him.
Chester Bickford was in Rochester Tues
day on business.
VIII Church is assisting at the Maple
wood for the present.
daughter was born to Monroe Lamb
and wife Monday night.
Miss Margaret Patterson went Tuesday
to Boston and Winthrop Beach.
Mary and Florence Oney of Randolph
are visiting at F. W. Parmenter's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish went to East
Barnard Monday for short visit.
The young son OF Prof. Daye has been
seriously Ill, but is now coDvalescing.
Thomas Abbott OF the Z. V. NJ, Bur-
Ii lgton, is here for short vacation.
Mrs. Charles Neal of White River june
ton was at the Colonial over Sunday.
VIII S. Bryant is sick, threatened with
pneumonia. Dr. Russlow attends him.
Harold and Earl Hebard attended the
Grange picnic at Mortified last Thursday.
Mrs. Ellen o. Grady and children of
Roxbury visited her parents over Sunday.
William Reagan was at his home over
Sunday but returned to his mason and
stone work in Woodstock Tuesday.
Prayer meetings are now being held
each week Wednesday evening in the
schoolhouse in the Noah Clark district.
George Harrington, who is at home from
the U. V. NJ. for his summer vacation,
went to Springfield today, to do some can
wasting.
Miss Ansonette Murphy of Mortified
was here last week to attend the centen-
NAL exercises and is visiting friends for
few days.
Miss Bertha Stone. who had been
/ teaching in Burr x Burton seminary,
Manchester, came home Monday for her
summer vacation.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Method
list church will hold a supper and social at
the home OF Charles A. Chadwick Friday
afternoon and evening OF this week.
Miss Hattie Parmenter. who has been at
work at {. l.. Hodges, has gone home for
vacation. One OF Mrs. Mary Jerd's
| daughters is 10 take her place while she is
away.
Frank Cram OF Providence, R. l.. who
was called to Barre by the death OF his sis
ter, Mrs Henry Dillingham;, visited his
sister, Mrs. ]. c. Hebard, from Wednesday
till Saturday.
The summer guests at the Colonial now
are Mrs. A. C. Morrison OF New Jersey,
Mrs. Thomas Greed and Miss Mary Wall
OF Boston. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson and chill
dren OF Randolph.
Mrs. Downing, mother Of Mrs. F. L.
Day, who had been with her daughter
since last fall, went u Massachusetts,
Tuesday Helen Reagan went with her TO
visit relatives in Lynn.
c. l.. Hodges, w. L. Hebard and DR.. /
II. A. Allen attended the District conven-
tion at Montpelier Tuesday, and Luke
Parish and NJ. d. Church went to the
state convention Wednesday.
- Thguaaufnn
Conn. Mrs. J. w. Case of Boston, Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Blodgett and daughter. Susie, 1
OF Randolph were at e. l.. Smiths last
week TO be present at the graduation OF
their niece, Miss Mabel Smith.
Mrs. F. +. Burke's father and mother
have lately moved from Massachusetts, 10
the Charles Dwyer farm near o NJ.
BrUckway's. They received telegram OF
the death OF a relative Tuesday and started .
at once for Massachusetts,.
Mrs. c. 5. June, who has been teacher
In the primary department Tor several
wears. and has made her home at the Ola ,
Homestead the past year. has gone TO her
home in Middlebury. She will not return .
for the next year, as she is obliged to take /
years rest. =.
Hon. ]. j. Washburn OF Batavia, y. Y,
has been visiting friends and relatives Z
about here the past week. Mr.. Nashburn /
was bOrn ana llNeu mere WI a.eet sHsts 4
wears ago, when he removed TO New y ork. 4
He attended the Orange County Grammar
school and was POSTMASTER at the Alumni
dinner last Thursday.
The following are the guests OF the
Maplewood Miss Dearborn and inald OF
Boston. Miss Hartwell OF birmingham,
Mass. Miss Lueie +. Walker, Nashlng-
ton. ID. C.. Miss Carrie y. Fernald, Sharon,
Mass. Mrs. +. Bell, Miss Candace 7; BEL
az ID InwlgNnnn. y.
j., Mrs. William \. Pelton ana MISS
Edith L. Pelton, Hartford, Conn, Mrs. u.
A. Guptil Of Bellows Falls.
The guests at the Old Homestead are
John r. Page, wife, three children ana
nurse and Eben Page and wife, all OF WIN.
chester, Mass, Miss Lillian Mcintosh ana
Miss Gwendolyn Morse OF New YORK city,
who are spending their thirteenth summer
here. Misses Belle WEIGH and Alice walker
- Winthron. Mass. Mrs. John Hull OF
Wsterburv. Conn, Howard DeForrest and
Miss Eleanor Blackwood OF New YORK
George ]. Blodgett OF Portland, Ore, Is
with Ms Their, Mrs. Harriet Blodgett.
MIR. Blodxett was one OF Randolphs en-,
terprising men. He was born mere anu
bad store here a number OF years, but,
snter,ng INTO the spirit Of the times, went
West many years ago and established
himself In business in Portland, where ne
has been eminently successful. Some two
years ago. he sustained an accident on the
railroad from which he has not recovered.
The railroad has paid him slt,99o' M
walks with the aid OF crutches' ~ ~
~ ioined next week by his wife, who had
70 stop at a hospital IN Boston TO receive
snrs,i,ial treatment. Mrs. Blodgett IN her
,iribood Was Normal school student aud
became engaged to her present husband
then. bat the couple drifted apart 20 1neet
again in the far West, after many aea's'
and be united.
Constipation makes the cold drag along.
- = as ~ YOU. Take kennedy's LaNa-
live Honey and Tar cough syTsP' On
,sins no opiates. sold by +. Z. Bryan
Randolph.
WEST BRookFiELo.
Nst.s Feie Kibbee IS spending a lev
1 summers.