Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15
RANpoLpH CENTER

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Excursion to New York Oct. IS. See
ad. on page 2. ~
George Temple, who has been housed a
few days with bronchitis, is out again.
Mrs. G. NJ Sawyer has 40 far recovered
that she has taken short carriage ride.
Rev. George b. Gilbert will hold service
in Grace church ct 2:30 Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Roberts OF Connecticut. friend Of
Rev. George B. Gilbert, as visiting him at
Mrs. J. Race has pneumonia. DIR. RUS
slow was called Monday. Mrs. Elijah
Wilbur is caring for her.
Representative Parish and wife were at
their home over Sunday. They returned
to Montpelier en Monday.
i Miss Helen Spooner, who has been at
their summer home this season, returned
to her home in Springfield, Mass. last
Saturday. 4ai
Rt. Rev. A. q. A. aHalI conducted serv-
ice at Grace church last Sunday and had
good congregation He expects to ind
them a rector soon.
Col B6yhton and family, who had
been guests 1t the Old Homestead for
four weeks, started for their home in
Washington, ID. c., yesterday.
The normal and training schools closed
yesterday noon to enable the teachers to
attend the annual state teachers meeting
at Rutland the rest OF the week.
Rev. @. W. Patterson and wife. who
spent few days ct the Old Homestead
and visited among friends, have returned
to Hanover and will 20 to their home in
Castine, Me. this week.
A. c. Wells went to Philadelphia with
Mrs. ID. A. Partridge. He has been there
q week and Is expected home this week
and 1t is expected that Mrs c. L
Hodges, who has been there a month,
will accompany him.
F NJ. Wedgwood and wife came her,
Tuesday. Mrs. Wedgwood expects tc
stay four weeks or more and will be .
guest at the Old Homestead and at n. L
Boyden's. DIVIDING her time between the
two places. Fredthas gone about hi
work, but will Be here as occasion per
mits.
TIE Young Mems club met Wodnes
day evening, Octs Z, 10 reopen their meet
ings. The club tmembers were divided
into two teams for the purpose Of awak
ening more enthusiasm and greater inter
est in program work Il was voted t.
have the meetings public. The mex
meeting will be held Oct. q.
Miss Mary Adams. who teaches IL
South Pomfret, has been on crutches th'
past week. One foot swelled badly anS
panied her and doctors cannot tell thl
cause. She had not hurt It and OF coursl
does not know the cause. Her parents
: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Adams, went to Pom
fret Tuesday and brought her home.
+ J. A. washburn, who lived in the nortl
, part Of the town on the so-cailed Weston
farm, went to Randolph village las
Monday with q load Of apples. He re
turned home, did the chores At the barn
went into the house, complained OF no
feeling we'll. sent for q doctor and die,
. soon after the doctor arrived of heart dis
ease, which had afflicted him for man!
years.
Mrs. Kellogg OF Middletown, Conn.
who has been spending the summer a
the Colonial, Is critically IN with indiges
ton that seriously Affects her heart. Drs
Scott and Angslt ere with her saturda,
; night. Der eondHion has been some
what better since then. Mrs. Berth
r Smith Neal Of White River Junction Is a
the Colonial TO assist In the care Of Mr..
Kellogg.
There have been several improvement
in the village this year. The Bickford
e have put in new foundation to tbei
{ house and graded in front, making til
' general appearance much better. job
e Taggart has put another story on hi
{ house, making = fine two-story building
8 with additional room for scholars. ais
e has added q piazza. The Methods
church and Cemetery fence are being pain
e ed. Miss Hartwell has erected an ela bC
}. rate piazza to her house. n. L Boyde
o extended his piazza. John Bolin is pul
+ ting up new chimney. G. L. Hodge
= has put in a new furnace and John Rae
, has built q new house.