Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-25
RANDOLPH CENTER

Pearl r. Clark was called to craitsbury
last week by the death of his brother.
Mr., Wells OF Barre has been visiting
his son, Rev, T, A. Wells, the past week.
IL. Closson and Miss Martha Gilbert
are visiting in White River Junction this
week.
NJ. b. spooner OF Springfield, Mass,
was with his family at their cottage over
Sunday.
Mr., Daggett and family of Springfield,
Mass, are guests of Mrs, spooner al The
Hillside.
Miss Upham OF Cincinnati has been vis-
iting her cousin, Miss Lucinda Worse, a
few days,
+. W, Page and wife of Pittsheld are
guests of his brother, IL. IL. Page, at the
Wayside farm.
Mrs. Thomas Hammond from North
ampton, Mass, was a guest Of Miss
Bessie Holden saturday.
Mrs. J. b. Adams went to White River
Junction last sunday to meet her hus-
band and returned Monday.
Clark Page, who has been at work in
an insane asylum at Mlddletown, Conn,
| is at home for three weeks vacation.
Prof. j. Williams Of the American
School for the Deaf from Hartford, Conn.,,
will spend his vacation at the Old Home
stead.
Mrs. A. c. Smith and Mrs. Harry
Longcoy and two daughters from Kent,
o., are among the new guests at Mrs. j,
III. Holden's.
Miss Josephine Hodges had successful
operation for appendicitis and other COM
plications at Mary Fletcher hospital last
week Wednesday, performed by DR.. Tink-
ham, and is recovering rapidly.
The Federated chureh-At 1890 the
pastor will preach from the text, ! Cor,
las. Sunday school at 1i45, young
peoples meeting at $3.50 p m, subject,
1.-THE progress of work among the Nor
mons.n Prayer meeting Thursday even
! ing at 1880, subject, 1.-The human eondi
tion OF divine forgiveness.
Miss Jane Hapgood, former principa
' OF ST. Agnes Hall, Bellows Falls, Vt, hai
arrived at the Randolph House for thu
: summer Several OF her old pupils ar
here visiting her, including Mrs. Alic'
Smith of Chicago, Mrs. William b. Glib
SON OF Huntington, L. L., and Miss Mau'
Brough OF San Antonio, Tex. Mrs. HON
er Z. Powell OF Milton, VT, is expected
TO join the party this week.
7, Guests at the Colonial are Mr.. and Mrs
Dunbar of Ridgewood, \. j., Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thomas Greed of Dorchester, Mass.
Misses May Bowles and Lila Carey o
j, Boston, Mrs. Margaret Demarest and tw'
= daughters of New York city, Mrs. Aub
a and two daughters and Walter Auba AM
= Miss Charlotte Curtis of New York city
Il j. f. Greed and Mrs. Holmes Of Bostol
;. were guests there last week.
i H. Closson Gilbert has been in the EN-
ploy of the Relief and Aid society of Chi
n cago. This is one Of the Oldest and larg
/ est societies of the kind and entirely rel
!. able. All the money in aid of sufferer
,e at the time of the big Chicago fire year
ago was disbursed by this society.
:, large amount of money passes throug
: Mr.. Gilbert's hands as agent. Mr.. Gil
:. bert is taking only two weeks vacatio
]. in visiting relatives here and returns I
ID his work next Saturday.
The following are guests at the Mapl
= wood :-,Iiss Ida X. Pintrs, Merider
]. Conn. Mrs. Annie w. Burrage, Boston
i DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain, Miss Eth'
Chamberlin and Arthur and Ralp
Chamberlain, Westfeld, Mass; Miss
4 S. Pease and Miss F. A. Breckenridge
I Meriden, Conn; Mrs. A. ii. Tucke
"a West Somerville, Mass; Rev. Z. Co
is borne Heine, Montreal; Mrs. d. A. GU
ie til, Bellows Falls; Miss L. A. Prescott
Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen and famil,
i, Springfield, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. /
b, Fay, Quincy, Mass; w. {. Buckmal
r Somerville, Mass; Mrs. William Masol
n Miss A. C. Mason and Allan B. Masoi
E. Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. George Lee an
Miss Ellen NJ. Phillips, Hartford, Conn
lv Miss B. L. Dickson, Princeton, \. j
Sc Miss ]. Grant Connell, Scranton, Pa;
tie w. Hough and Miss S. Cummings, Ne
nt York; Miss Emmeline Rice, Meridel
at Conn; John j. Joyce and Thomas Smiti
Lynn, Mass; Miss Wilmot and siste
+v Maiden, Mass.