Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-04
RANDOLPH cENTER.

Guy Seymour is very sick and attended
by DR.. Clifford.
Mrs. R. NJ. Robinson is very sick and
under the d, ctors care.
Alfred Bower has installed telephone in
his house on the Peoples line.
l.. b. Page has hired his brother, Eugene
Page, for the season to assist in his rm
work.
Mrs. W. l.. Hebard and daughter went
to Barre last week To visit her sister, Mrs.
Allen,
Mrs. Rebecca (Giibert) Davis OF White
River Junction has been AT the Colonial
several days.
George ID. Hyzer, school director, is
drawing lumber to repair the South RAN
dolph schoolhoase.
George Merrill has closed his labors for
Mr.. Bali and gone back TO Gilbert Nor
rilis for the summer.
John Taggart and wife OF New Hamp-
shire have moved here and occupy the
Buck house opposite the Randolph House.
A. G. Wells went to Keene. n. H., last
week with his mother on account OF the
serious illness of his sister. lie returned
last Friday night. A0N
guest u Rev. r. A. Baker Tuesday. He
probably took the surest conyeyance-he
walked both ways. ~
There is to be special music at Grace
church next Sunday. Mrs. Parish is
training nine young misses, 10 TO II years
old, for the chorus.
But little sugar has been made yet, but
your correspondent acknowledges two jars
of fine syrup. one from III. w. Fiske and
one from l.. j. Harrington.
Charles Adams and Everett Edison, who
have been taking The Easter vacation at
their homes, returned to their studies at
Montpelier seminary yesterday.
There was Easter service at Grsc
church last Sunday conducted by the rec
tor. The music was in charge of Mrs.
Lucy A. Parish. There was good display
OF flowers. aN
Mrs. Moore, who had been in Washing
ton about week to assist in the care OF
her father, who was seriously ill, returned
to Mr.. Bickford's Saturday and Is looking
after the household duties there.
The general agent for Agan's vacuum
cleaner was here Monday and showed the
machine. IL showed up well and evil
IDENTIFY will take all the dust from carpets,
lounges, curtaii 8 and chairs, and in fact
will take all the dust from the room.
J. w. Parmenter OF Brookfield has
bought A. l.. Morse's farm, known as the
Ahira Griswold farm. 1t is expected that
he and his son-in-iaw, Lincoln Morse, will
soon move there. Ii is fine farm and Mr..
Parmenter will be welcomed as resident
here.
Miss Grace May, who is teaching in
Barre this year, Is having a vacation, a
| part OF which she is spending with Mrs.
Evans and part with her parents in
STAFFORD. She returned to Mrs. Evans
| Monday night. She resumes teaching
next week.
/ w. T.. Adams had an auction Tuesday
and sold some COWS, sleighs, wagons and
many tools and implements of husbandry
4 Il. II. Packard, auctioneer. The bidding
: was not very spirited and property sold
low. Mr.. Adams expects to remove tc
4 Springfield, Mass.
CT. White went to East Montpelier
last week and took home an iron grey
pair OF horses that tipped the beam at 3O2O
lbs. They are young and sound and prob
ably the best pair of horses in town.
There are parties that want the horses, but
they will have to pay high to get them.
Mr.. White like, good horses pretty well.
Mrs. S. P. Paine, aged so years, died last
\ Friday of pneumonia. She had been sick
between three and four weeks, and the
pneumonia was under control except the
effect on the heart. Her husband died
abou. three years ago, since which time
i her only son has cared for her as she has
needed The family moved to the farm
where she died from Braintree 30 years
ago. They have lived quiet life and were
respected. The funeral was attended Sun
day, Rev. Geo. w. Patterson officiating
Only I. X. Paine, a son, remains OF the
family and the home is broken up. L. X.
Paine is ingenious and spends his time
mainly in cleaning and repairing watches
I IaI<> IL nd &c hnv ha mn "
this vicinity, although he expects to leave
| the farm. w..