Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-12-19
RANpoIpH CENTER

Louie Smith of Graniteyille visited bis
brother, c. L. Smith, last Sunday.
Luke Parish has improved in some di-
rections, but gains strength slowly.
Miss Grace May, who teaches in Barre,
is with Mrs W. A. Evans for her holiday
vacation.
Mrs. w. j. Blodgett and Miss Susie OF
Randolph visited her sister, Mrs. smith,
Saturday and Sunday.
Quite a number of Masons from here
attended the regular meeting of Phoenix
lodge last Tuesday evening.
+. 4. Burke cut a piece of barley last
week and threshed it last Monday ana
got quite a good yield Of good barley.
Miss Lucinda Worse, who teaches in
the high school in Woodstock, is at the
home of her parents, s. c. Worse and
wife, for three weeks vacation.
c. f. White went to East Montpelier
last week with his pair of black horses
and came home with a pair OF gray
horses. He said he sold and bought
again.
There was n box sociable and promen-
ade at Normal hall last Monday evening
to raise money for the lecture course
fond. The attendance was not large.
About $50 was realized.
The following magazines are to be sold
at auction next Saturday evening at 80
O'Clock ct ]. w. Fargo's store by the
Randolph Center Magazine club; corr
plete sets Of each for the year 1907 IN
good condition :-Everyb Scientific
American, Worlds Work, ladies Home
Journal, Cosmopolitan, Harper's Maya
zine. Outlook, Harper's Bazaar, Reader,
Z Literary Digest, M,nsey, The American,
Z Review of Reviews, Woman's Home Conn
panion, Metropolitan, Century, Nc
Clure's, Scribner's, The Popular, Scrap
Book. Everybody is invited to the sale.
Last September, ed. Kent as deputy
sheriff attached, as property Of the Hunts,
two shotes and two calves, with other
z property, on a writ in favor Of George II.
Pember, and lodged a copy in the town
clerks Office. The Hunt family sold the
shotes to Wallaee Morrill, and the calves
to Mr.. Eastman. VIXEN judgment was
rendered the Hunts were missing. Exc
cution was issued and Mr. Kent could not
find che property attached n Hunts pos
session, go be called upon Morrill, and
Eastman for the shotes and calves. They
didn't give up the property, so Kent
J brought suit against each and the cases
Z last Saturday and Judgment rendered for
I the plaintiff in each case, which the de-
/ PENDANTS paid and now want TO find the
4 PARTIES that sold them the property.
Youne Mems Club Formed.
4 The young men of Randolph Center
and vicinity met az the Normal building
last week Wednesday night and formed
club to be known as The Young Mems
Civic union Of Randolph Center. The
object of the society is the promotion Of
social, intellectual and moral advance
ment, good fellowship and good citizen
ship. The society will hold regular
meetings for debate, discussion, papers,
Rotations, games and any suitable form
of social intercourse.
The union elected the following
officers President, Charles p. Adams;
vice president, Leslie A. Gilman; lee
turers, Leonard Hodges, A. Everett Ed
son; secretary, Eldon Austin; treasurer,
Herbert Bower: sergeant-at-arms. Fred
Church; membership committee, Leonard
Hodges, Leslie Gilman, Herbert Bower,
Everett Edson, Oscar Tracy; social com
mittee, Thomas Connolly, Jr., Walter
Barnum. Ernest Bower; executive commit
tee, Charles Adams, Leslie Gilman, Leon
ard Hodges.
The union meets once every two weeks
at the Normal building. A short pro-
1 gram is 10 be given at each meeting.
The meetings are not open to the public,
but every one who can do so is cordially
invited to become a member.
EAST eRookFIeLo
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bigelow are in
Barre visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
V. C.. Goodrich.