Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-12
RANDOLPH CENTER

ing Mrs. Helen Clark aud other friends.
Miss Marion Harrington has returned
TO Bellows Falls 10 teach the coming year
Miss Ruth Smith began her duties as
teacher OF the village school In Peth last
week.
Tom j, Adams of Woodstock is with
his parents, A, NJ. Adams and wife, for a
few days,
Rev, 4. v. Weber went 10 Burling-
ton Tuesday to attend the three days ~
treat for elergymen.
Mrs. Moore, who keeps house for Fan
BiokfoFd, is visiting her parents in Wash
ington for Few days.
Archibald II, MeMurphy aud II, C..
Gilbert went Monday 10 Saratoga 10 al
tend the national eneampment.
Lou Wood, who has spent the summer
In Burlington, is visiting her cousins,
Misses Nellie and Grace Conant
Mrs. Benjamin, who has been very sick
at Mrs, Helen Clark's, has so far recoV-
cred that she has been moved TO l.. b.
Pages,
+. A. Partridge, wife and daughter OF
Philadelphia, who have spent the sum
mer here at their cottage, returned home
last Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Ashmead and wife, who have
been al the Maplewood several weeks,
will leave tomorrow for their home Ia
Yonkers, \. Y.
II. L. Douglass is threshing grain for
\. l.. Boyden and cutting grain for Luke
Parish. Mr. Douglass has good engine
and does good work.
Mark Burnham OF Valley Falls, r. l.,
who had been taking the pure air at the
Randolph House for week, returned to
his home last Thursday.
Mrs. w. j. Blodgett and daughter,
Susie, and Mrs. Idells <. Case OF Ran
dolph spent several days last week with
their sister, Mrs. c. L. Smith.
I, 5. Allis and son, Clarence, OF Derby,
Conn, and Forts OF Haverhill, Mass,
brother of T. s., arrived at the Randolph
House in their automobile Tuesday.
Miss Lucinda Worse has recovered from
her severe illness of last spring and sum-
mer so that she has resumed her place as
teacher in the graded school in Wood
stock.
Hereafter, the afternoon service at
Grace church will be held at half past
two o'clock. Morning service is held as
usual, the second Sunday in the month,
at 1890.
Miss Evelyn Blodgett of Springfield,
Mass, who has been with Mrs. Emily
no tFis fAr hn
Monday to begin her fourth year at Vas
sar college.
Louis Smith Of Barre is in town for a
few days to assist his mother, Mrs. Deb
orsh Smith, who is to remove from Mrs.
Elijah Blodgett's house, where she has
lived several years.
United States Senator Gallinger of New
Hampshire visited Mrs. L. B. Chamber
lain of Worcester, Mass, last week at
her summer home, known as the old
Brainard homestead.
Mrs. L. A. Noyes and her daughter,
Anna, who have spent the summer at the
Randolph House, went to Tunbridge last
week and, from there will go to their
home in Chicopee, Mass.
Miss Adeline Gray OF Waterbury,
Conn.,, was at the Old Homestead last
week and went to Randolph Sunday to be
ready to commence her duties as teacher
in the graded school there Monday.
The Young Peoples society of the Fed
Grated church gave reception to the stu
dents OF the normal school in the parlors
of the Cong'l church last Monday even
ing. There was a good attendance and
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Annette Boardman Boynton, who
had been guest at the Maplewood sever.
al weeks, went to her home in Brooklyn
n. Y, this week. She will be remem.
bered by the older inhabitants as the
daughter of Priest Boardman.
Misses Lillian Mcintosh and Gwen
dolyn Morse, who have been spending
their fourteenth summer at the Ole
Homestead, returned to their home il
New York city last Monday. Mrs
Morse and her son, Horace, went about
week ago.
H. M. Gaylord, who has made a tw,
months trip to Seattle and various West
ern points, has returned, and visited hi
sister, Mrs. FL. A. Allen, last Saturday
Loren Snow, who went to Seattle will
Mr. Gaylord and W. G.. Howard, is still
visiting friends and relatives in Ne
braska.
The Federated church-Preaching ser
vice at 1890; Sunday school at II AS
young peoples meeting at 1880 p. m.
subject, Goods Omniscience." Praye
meeting Thursday evening, followed, a
usual, by teachers meeting, at which
all teachers of the Sunday school an,
those interested are requested to be pres
ent.
Miss Nina F. Wellington of Wolsey
S. D., who had been spending a few
weeks with her uncle, c. L. Smith, wen
to Jericho week ago last Monday t
visit an aunt, Mrs. E. L. Howe. Las
Monday she was joined by Miss Mabel A
Smith, who accompanied her to Soutl
Dakota. Miss Smith has position a
teacher near Wolsey.
| According to the law passed at the las
session, unless a district school has al
average attendance of six scholars. it i
not legal school. There are six small
scholars in the so-called Noah Clark dis
trict, but of course no one expects that /
could average six. The parents wer
very anxious to have the little ones at
tend school at home, but they could no
guarantee that no one of the six woulc
not be sick and not be able for day O.
two to attend, which would break tn,
average, so the directors have bired A.