Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-17
RANDOLPH CENTER

RANDOLPH CENTER
John II. Wood is sick and under DR..
Scott's treatment
Mrs. John Sabine Smith 10 in Boston
visiting friends and relatives
Rev. r. A. Wells il taking vacation
and visiting hts brother In IrasburR.
Walter Chadwick and Ray Temple are
attending the high school At Randolph
John Tobin and wife Of Etna, n. H.,
are guests ct her fathers, w. z. Adams.
Robert Eaton brought in four part
ridges the first day of the open season.
viii T. Morrill, Is very sick with ty-
pboid fever and Is being cared for At
p. r. Clark's.
Earl Bickford, who works for the
White Cross Milk Co., IL taking . vaca-
tion and Cony David takes his place.
Mrs. Carrie Murphy, who has been .
guest at the Randolph House, returned
to her home in New York city last
Monday.
Mr.. Labounta and wife have been in
Sutton, Can., tive weeks visiting. They
returned last Saturday and the black
smith shop Is open again.
Hon. Csssius Peck OF Burlington
visited his wife ut DIR. II. A. Aliens
Saturday and Sunday. Her health has
improved 90 that they rode out Sunday.
N. l. Boyden was in Burlington last
week to try the case of the Burlington
Paper Co. VS.. II. Diamond. II resulted
in the court ordering . verdict for the
plaintiff for t1s9 and the case goes to the
supreme court
From the letters OF congratulation that
our representative-erect has received from
different sections of the state, il appears
that he is widely and favorably known.
II looks like there being work for him to
do there and il In hoped that be will be a.
successful rs he was In his election.
Bert Perry is attending the fair at
Woodstock this week. He has . stand
and sells eatables. Ray Adams drives
his rural route and Fred Eaton drives the
stage route for Ray. X. c. smith il also
at Woodstock fair and makes and sells
fine candy. He was ct Piattsburg last
week.
About as Of the neighbors and friends
OF A. A. Gilman and wife gave them .
genuine surprise last Saturday evening
to remind them that it Was their 25th
marriage anniversary. Rev. b. 8. Gil
man OF Gardner, Mass, . brother OF A.
A., Was present and in behalf Of the COM
pany presented Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman
with fine oak chamber suite, two oak
rockers and some pieces of silver, table
linen, etc. Ice cream aad cake were
served and . pleasant evening was en-
jcyed.
The Late .. A. Partridge.
ID. Arson Partridge was buried in the
cemetery here last Thursday. T. u. AIiis
of Derby, Conn.,, came here to attend the
funeral. The bearers were c. L. Hodges,
T. s. Allis, A. c. Wells and Thomas
Connolly.
From Philadelphis paper the follow
ing is taken:-s
"David Arson Partridge OF 1879 N.
Sydenham street, this city, was buried
yesterday at Randolph, VT, where he
had summer home. He died of heart
disease on Monday, after an illness OF
two weeks.
"Mr. Partridge was born in Randolph,
VT, sixty-two years ago, and came to
this city when fifteen years old. He was
q widely known amateur electrician and
frequently conducted experiments and
gave lectures ct the Franklin Institute.
After his retiremSnt from active business
some years ago, be employed his time in
various ways, such ~ making scales and
clocks used in the United States mints.
He was frequently eomplimented by cele-
brated professionals for his inventive
genius, one Of Shcm said, he had NO
superior and few equals in his special
liue.' -7tt
"Mr. Partridge was member of the
Sketch club, Photographic society and
other organizations. He Is survived by .
widow and one son, DR.. E A. Partridge,
| professor of physics IT the Central
Manual Trimming High school,"
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