Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-30
RANDOLPH CENTER

The guests 1t the Colonial had . picnic
ct Brookfield pond Tuesday.
Miss Florence Quigiey of Boston is
guest at the Old Homestead
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Ballou are rejoic-
ing over the birth of . daughter
Guests at the Old Homestead are enjoy
ing ride to wiIliamstown Springs to-
day.
An automobile party from New Jersey
was at the Randolph House last Thursday
night.
Thomas }. Adams OF Woodstock wac
with bis parents, A NJ. Adams and wife.
over Sunday.
l. ID. Smith il at c. l. Smiths. where
be has been entertaining the jsundice for
the past three weeks.
After q three weeks enforced vacation
spent at c. L. Smiths, Miss Edith Smith
returned TO The Old Homestead Sunday.
Frank McMurphy, who lately came
from Connecticut, has had 9 severe sick
ness Of malariaI fever, but is convalescing.
There was q very pleasant card party OF
nine tables given by the young people So
journing at the Old Homestead Tuesday
night.
Ned 5. Conant. sisters. a cousin. w. II.
washburn and Miss Nellie Barker took
carriage drive TO the Mormon monument
in Sharon last Tuesday.
Additional guests at the Msplewood--
Mrs. Richard Gibbs, Providence, X. l.;
Master Warren Bartlett, New Bedford,
Mass; Miss Eva Phillips, New York city.
Miss Olive Maude Sawyer is q visitor
at the Randolph House. She will be re-
membered a. a former music teacher at
Normal. She is now a teacher OF music
in willimantic, Conn.
Additional guests at the Randolph
House are Mrs. Gibson of Huntington,
L. T.; Mrs. Spur and two children.
sparksville, y. v; ar. and Mrs. Arthur
Clay, Newton, Mass; Mrs. Arthur Smith
and dsugh fer, Mrs. Johnston. and baby of
Chicago.
There will be no service in Grace
church next Sunday on account Of the
service to be held in the Old Church be-
tween Randolph and Bethel At II O'Clock
in the forenoon. Rev. Mr.. Reynolds Of
Bethel and Rev. Homer White viii take
part in the service.
An entertainment is TO be given in
Normal hall Friday evening, Aug. Z. for
the benefit of the Village Improvement
society by the local and imported talent
of the village. A pantomine solo, songs
IN chorus and specisIties in song and cos
tune are among the features You
moneys worth given. Come and help
the good cause.
Mr.. Gallagher returned 10 George
Stacks last week and during bis stay
little scrfmniage ensued. Sheriff Kent
Was sent for, but when be appeared Gal
iagher had left and no arrests were made.
Gallagher had been arrested twice at
Stacks for intoxicstion. The first time
Mrs. Slack loaned him s1O.50 to pay fine
and costs; the second time he took a
term in Chelsea Jail
Judge Duane J. Carnes OF Sycamore,
ILL.,, his wife and daughter are guests st
the Randolph House. Judge Carnes was a
former student OF the Normal school. He
was a good student and, choosing the law
a. a profession, was a close student there
and became eminent in practice in syca-
more and surrounding country. II j.
significant fact that a vacancy having oc-
Cured by death OF one of the judges Of
the superior court at the district in which
Mr.. Carnes had practised, he was unani-
mously selected by the bar OF that district
for that position and elected by the peo-
pie He Was here q short time one year
ago and has come back this year for bis
summer vacation with his family TO take
in 4 he iuenerffon of the sshslf