Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-15
RANDOLPH CENTER

Clarence Biekford OF Barre was with his
father over Sunday. re
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish were with
relatives in Barnard last week.
Miss Mary Gaylord of Burlington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ii. A. Allen.
Ellen o'Grady and children of Roxbury
are here visiting her parents, John Bolin
and wife.
Mabel Tracy is sick with seiatie rheu-
matism, confined in bed and under doc
tors care.
John Tobin has finished work for n, l..
Boyden and moved to Etna, \. H., with
his parents.
New arrivals at The Colonial are Miss
Cora Guild of New York and Thomas
Greed OF Boston.
The various boarding houses are well
filled with summer guests, but there is
always room for more.
The guests at the Maplewood are hay
ing fine rides with c, |. Boyden, who is
busy with his surrey every day.
ter at White River Junction a few days
last week. Mrs. Bertha Neal came back
with her,
George r. Morse was called to New
York ON business Saturday. He expects
to join his family at the Old Homestead
this week.
Mrs. W, A. Evans and daughter went
10 Claremont Junction yesterday TO oc-
cupy their cottage there for short time
at the camp grounds.
d. A. and Il. A. Partridge, A. c. Wells
and Tom Connolly took carriage drive
10 the Bread Loaf Inn, Ripton, Friday
and returned Sunday.
Robert Walsh, who has been the right
hand man for Mrs. Stone at the Maple
wood, left yesterday for his home in
Prince Edward Island.
Mrs. Charles Patterson and three chill
dren from New Rochelle, \. ", and Mrs.
Bergen and son of Brooklyn arrived al
the Old Homestead last week.
Cards are out announcing the intention
of the marriage OF Clinton Ray Edison
and Miss Gertrude Vie Davis at the
Cong'l church here the 21st inst.
Guy Hebard OF Derby, Conn.,, and Mrs.
Maud Hebard Stone OF Lunenburg,
Mass, are visiting their parents, w. L.
Hebard and wife, at the Randolph House.
Mr.. Barber of Hinesburgh, who
bought the S. b. Carpenter place last
spring, was here last week looking over
his possessions. He expects to move here
about Oct. /.
L. J. Harrington and wife are rejoicing
in the birth OF grandson lately at Lud-
low. Judson Harrington and wife are
the happy parents. Mrs. Harrington ex-
poets to visit them this week.
[ Federated Misunderstanding service
at 1890. The sermon Will be preached
/ from the text, Psalms 1921; Sunday
school at II ;45; young peoples meeting
at 80, subject, 1.-The value Of decision. "
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
W. Bolin has rented of BENZ. L. Davis
the shop formerly occupied by George w.
Davis as a carriage repair shop. Mr.. Boz
/ lin is painter and paper hanger. Every
one about here is glad to know that the
/ shop is to be used and that it is in SO
good hands.
DR.. Chamberlain of the Maplewood
gave the guests there a straw ride to RAN
dolph Monday. He chartered the teams
of N. L. Boyden and George ID. Hyzer and
all went that cared to. The younger por-
ton of the company tarried to the circus
in the evening.
Rev. f. n. Weber conducted
service in the 'tOld church" in Bethel,
about midway between Bethel and RAN
dolph, last Sunday. This is q historic
church and while they do not have regu-
lar preaching they have service once q
year regularly. Several from here attend
ed the service, as usual, on the yearly oc.
casion.