Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-21
RANDOLPH CENTER
Paint Shop.


Carriage painting and furniture REIN
ishing. Only the best stock used.
Prices as low as possible for good work.
Nv w. c. Bolin, Randolph Center, VT.
Seth NJ Washburn and wife of Bethel
took dinner at the Randolph Ho use last
Sunday.
/ Ellen O'Grady of Roxbury and her chill
dren are visiting her parents, John Bolin
and wife.
L. b. Page carried his dressed hogs to
Barre this week and received cents per
pound for them.
Miss Susie Howard has closed her
school in the Blaisdell district and will
teach in Brookfeld this winter.
c. L. Hodges is in Windham county
this week and will visit his son, Harold,
at Saxtons River before his return.
Mrs. c. l.. Wheeler was guest Of Mrs.
\. L. Boyden yesterday and Miss Ina
Emery is also a guest there this week.
{. f. White has completed his water
house, so that his cattle will be fully pro-
tected from inclement weather when
drinking.
Mrs. Wilbur, administrative Of the es-
tate of +. =. Wilbur. sold stock and other
personal property at auction last week.
Stock sold low.
Miss Wheeler, niece of Luke Parish,
who had been with her uncle about three
weeks, started for her home in Waupaca
last Tuesday night.
John Rivers met with serious acci-
dent last Monday. While chopping. his
ak glanced and cut an ugly cash in his
leg between his knee and ankle. II bled
profusely, but is doing well.
A trained nurse, Miss Morrison. is car
ing now for Luke Parish. He gains very
slowly. He has been sitting up on the
side of the bed for week or more, and
yesterday he was taken up and placed in
an easy chair for about half an hour. He
continues to be in great deal Of pain.
Miss Martha Gilbert. VINO had heen at
White River Junction about two weeks
visiting her sister. Mrs. Rehecca ID Wis.
and taking a much needed rest. started last
Sunday for Chicago TO visit her brother,
( II. Closson Gilbert. Her sister went
with her and they expect to stay there
through the holidays.
1t will be remembered that Willis II.
Smith received a serious injury by a stone
that he was digging out falling on his
leg about six months ago. He can walk
now only by aid Of crutches. so he sold
his cows and a part of his young stock at
auction and some hay at auction last sat
urday. There is sincere sympathy for
Mr. Smith and property sold at good
prices for this year.
Preaching service at 1890 a. m. Sub
ject OF sermon, "Some causes for thanks
giving" and special music will be furn-
ished by the choir. Next Sunday i the
Worlds Temperance Sunday and a special
program has been arranged for the sun
day school. All come prepared 10 remain
through both services. Young peoples
meeting at 1870; subject, Progress OF
work among the immigrants" Prayer
meeting Thursday evening, 1880. Sub
jet, What should be my attitude on the
subject of temperance"
Tomorrow night the Randolph Center
Entertainment course opens with the
Elma B. Smith Co. in Normal hall Miss
Smith is considered the best imitator Of
children and birds before the public.
She Is also a humorist. She is supported
by yiolinst who has studied abroad two
years, contraltO and pianist. This is
pleasing combination and promises to
be one Of the best concerts of the course.
The company certainly offers enough va
riety so that even the most fastidious may
find something enjoyable during the
evening. \ large and appreciative audi
ence is hoped for