Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-27
RANDOLPH CENTER


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Boston excursion Sept. 1. See last page
Notice.
L. J. LAbounts expects 10 take . vaca.
ton of about ten days, commencing Sat.
urdsy, Aug. 20, and take . needed rest.
Shop will be closed.
Auction.
Randolph Center, Aug. rs, at the resi-
dence OF the late Harriet p. BIodgett,
household furniture OF all descriptions,
also carriage and harness.
c. L. Hodges, Admr.
F. II. Packard, Auctioneer.
Miss Emily Phillips of Yeadon, Pa, il
visiting Miss Grace Bruce.
Edward BIodgett of Springfield, Mass,
is guest of his sister, Mrs. Emily Davis
Mr.. Race has his house up and nearly
covered. He commenced It last Monday.
A. NJ. Adams lost his best stage horse
the first Of the week. II had been sick
several days.
1 Miss Emma Raymore of Randolph is
visiting her brothers, Lewis and Fred, and
their families this week.
party from the Msplewood and Old
Homestead enjoyed q ride to Williams
town Springs Wednesday.
Miss Belle WEIGH and Miss Devanney,
who have been spending the summer
here. returned to Boston Monday.
Charles WEIGH, who has been a guest at
the Old Homestead for six weeks, started
for bis home in Cleveland, o., yesterday.
Most OF the summer guests have gone
from the Colonial and the house is filled
with Normal students, boarders aud
roomers.
The Patterson family of New Rochelle,
y. Y, who have been guests at the Old
Homestead four weeks, returned 10 their
home today.
j. r. Pember, Karl Pember, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Wilson and daughter of
Woodstock were guests at the Old Home
stead Sunday
Miss Ruby Boynton of Boston visited
at c. L. Smiths the latter part of last
week. Her brother, Pearl Boynton,
spent Sunday there.
Miss Hattie NJ Sawyer OF Maiden.
Mass, and Henry NJ. Sawyer OF Boston
return this week after spending several
days with Mrs. c. NJ Sawyer.
Mrs. Ellen O'Grady and her two chill
dren of Roxbury visited her parents,
John Bolin and wife, several days last
week, returning home last Monday.
The Maplewood continues to be well
fled with summer guests All the sum-
mer hotels have been well patronized this
year and there is Q strong demand for
more rooms.
Hon. T. X. Burnham and wife OF New
ark. " Y, visited At y. L Boyden's last
Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Burnhsm
will be remembered a. Nan Dillingham;
and is a cousin OF Senator w. r. Dilling-
ham.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Flint OF Thomas
ton, Conn, arrived AZ the Randolph
House last week Wednesday. xhere they
are making their headquarters while Wis
iting his sisters, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. w.
J. Blodgett, OF Randolph. They came by
The way Of Burlington in their sutomo-
bile.
Rev. DIR. Bartlett will conduct the SER
vice next Sunday 81 Grace church and cell
ebrste the holy communion At 1890 a. m.
He will preach ~ both morning and aft
ernoon services. The latter viii be held
at p. m. and the sermon will be one to
young people and children on the sub
ject Of 1.-The Stars" Ali are invited
The descendants OF Aaron Thomas, one
Of the early settlers Of the town on the
farm owned By the late Abljah osgood.
held picnic recently near the old place.
About forty were present, representing
four generations. Those present with
their families were Mr.. and Mrs A. 7.
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Hebard, Mr..
and Mrs. q. r. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Morse, Mr.. and Mira Henry Holman,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Holman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. A. Wheeler, Mrs. Olivia Morse Of
Fond-Du-Lac, Wis, Mrs. W. NJ. Neon
nell of Washington, ID. C., Mrs- Harriet
tMorsel Hebard, Nelson Morse and
Charles Bass.
H. l. Douglass moved to williamstown
last June and no one has wsrfed q trial
in court sinces but Mr.. Douglass came
back 10 the old stand and had two cases
before w. l. Hebard. justice, at the Ran
dolph House last Friday and Saturday.
The first was against II. ii. Martin OF
Wiiiiamstown, which was based on a
bsying contract between the parties.
Douglass claimed he performed service 4
aud that Martin had not fully paid him.
and Martin claimed he had oyerpaid. The 4
other case was Douglass against the Per-
~ Bros, who took his farm last fall at
the halves. This was a suit brought to
GUST the Perry Bros. II was claimed by
Perry Bros. that they had carried on the
farm better than il had been heretofore
and had raised an extra amount of crops.
Douglass claimed q right TO move in and
occupy part OF the house and undertook
to do SO, when the Perry Bros. interfered
and prevented him-hence the suit This
suit excited a good deal OF interest among
the neighbors. Decision in both cases
was reserved.