Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-01


ting \. :. Conant's hay.
Dane welch and wife OF Hornell, \.
", are visiting at The Old Homestead.
Mr.. Tobin and son of Etna, n. H., vis-
tied his son, John, from Friday till Mon
day.
A party OF eight from the Randolph
House took a ride 10 WILLIAMSBURG
Springs last week.
Miss Ella welch OF Bethel and Miss
Helen Blanchard Of Randolph are the
guests Of Miss Bessie Holden.
Rev. b. 5. Gilman and family of Gard
ner, Mass, are visiting his brother, A. A.
Gilman. They arrived last week in their
automobile.
Hon. John X. Parish and family re-
turned TO their home in Ashland, Wis.,,
yesterday, having made his brother,
Luke, three weeks visit.
George r. Morse and family of New
York city, who have been coming to the
Center for fourteen years, are once more
at The Old Homestead.
Mr.. Otis OF Nashua, n. H., who had
been at 5. b. Carpenters since spring for
his health, started for his home last
week, but died ON the way. He had tu-
berculosis.
c. L. Hodges and wife were in Burling-
ton several days last week visiting their
daughter, Miss Josephine, who is rapidly
recovering from her operation at Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Guy Hebard, who works for I. S. Allis
in Derby, Conn, has been sick there with
n. L., Ia xxaal.s ht has
now been released from quarantine and is
attending to his work agan.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Page of Pittsfeld,
Mass, Mrs. Sayer and daughter of New
Jersey. who have been guests at The
Wayside the past month, started yester-
day on a carriage drive to Danville.
F. NJ. wedgwood OF Essex Junction has
Joined his wife at n. l. Boyden's. lie
has finished his summers work, substan-
tally, and will take months vacation
before he starts out for the fall trade.
! The Ladies' Aid of the Federated
churches will give lawn party ON the
parsonage grounds this week Friday
evening to which all are cordially invited.
Ice cream, cake and homemade candy will
be on sale.
| Mrs. Julia Buckland of Springfield,
Mass, is an arrival at the Randolph
House. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. McCloud of
New York, Mrs. j. B. Durkee and Mrs.
Susie Lamb of South Royslton, and o. \.
Brig ham and wife of Lowell, Mass, have
also been recent guests there.
Hon. j. X. Parish, who has been visit
ing his brother, Luke, with his brother
and their families, took a carriage drive
over the mountains to Bread Loaf lnn
Ripton, last week. They took in some
fishing on the route and also visited the
U. S. Morgan stock farm in WeybridSe.
Ten of Willis II. Smiths neighbors
went Tuesday and assisted in putting a
fine lot Of hay into his barn. Mr.. Smith
has been laid up for long time with an
injured leg, and this aid at this time is
highly appreciated. The neighbors have
: been very kind to Mr.. Smith and he is a
very worthy man.
The Federated church-Preaching serv-
ice at 10 80 a. M; subject, "Missing the
real values of life.n Sunday school at
HAS. Young peoples meeting at 1880
subject, s.The Conservation of Oul
Bodies.n Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at $780,; subject, sour Temptations
and Their Conquest" the last OF the Sc
ries on the Lords Prayer.
Mrs. Homer White and Miss Burt
: Randolph came to Mrs. Holden's Wednes
day of last week and gave talk abou
Z. the needs OF the sanatorium. Hospitals
: are more or less benevolent institutions
: and unless heavily endowed cannot pa.
running expenses without outside help
Tho ladies' of Randolph have formed al
Aid Society which supports free be-
and helps in other ways, and it wa
thought the ladies here might like t.
/, show their interest by some organize'
U effort. AS result of their talk an aux
iliary was formed with the following
officers Miss Holden, president; Mrs
-lF. A. Wells, vice president. Mrs Regan
secretary; Mrs. A. G. Wells, treasurer
1t is very much hoped that others will b
interested and viii later join the society