Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-13
RANDOLPH CENTER

Lost: Monday, May 10, between Beth
Ell and Randolph Center or Randolph Cen
ter and South Randolph, brown REFER
coat. Finder please notify George c..
Robbins, Bethel, VT. Peoples telephone.
Pig.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Adams have been
in Quechee with their daughter the past
week.
Evening prayer will be said in Grace
church, Randolph Center, at 3 p. m. Sun
day.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt Clark last week. weighing four
pounds.
Mrs. Maud Field Phillips Of Mohtpeli-
er and daughter are WISHING Mrs. j. II.
Holden this week.
The White Cross company commenced
gathering milk about here this week and
they have several patrons.
Miss Lena Ianaorder OF Warren, who
has spent the winter in Florida, Is assist
ing in household work at n. L. Boyden's.
reissue Of pension has been allowed
to Robinson Rich Of Randolph Center at
the rate Of SIS per month from April 2S,
1909.
Charles Ladue, who has been at the
wsyside farm since March, has closed
his labors there and gone hack to Wi
nooski.
Mrs. Nelson Pray is still in critical
condition at Miss Martha Gilbert's. DR..
Clifford was called to investigate her case
last Tuesday.
A. Bishop Evans, who has been in
Woodstock the past four months, has re-
turned home for q vacation. He reports
that be has q good position.
Mrs. Rebecca Gilbert Davis of White
River Junction, who has been with her
sister, Miss Martha Gilbert, the past
week, returned home Tuesday.
Richard Day, who spends the winter in
New York and summers here, came to
town last Saturday. He makes his home
at the Randolph House and mows lawns
and does other jobs as wanted.
Charles Wood has sold his farm-the
Harris Holman farin-stock and tools to
P. r. Chase Of Waitsfield for $500 and
Mr.. Chase has taken possession. The
sale was made through George II. Adams
real estate agency.
The road commissioner started the road
machine here Tuesday. He has teams OF
Fl. Il. Bean and Charles Blodgett. They
are good teams and Mr.. Blodeett knows
how to draw the reins and Mr.. Bean can
handle the machine.
4 As Ray Adams was delivering express
at Mr.. LRbounta's, his horses started and
+ before he could catch them they got be-
yond his reach and took a little circuit
through Mr.. Hyzer's field till the wagon
struck q msplstree, when the horses be.
came detached and ran home. No one
was hurt, but the wagon was pretty well
demolished.
7 The Federated church-Next Sunday
morning at the usual hour the pastor will
preach sermon to the fathers. While
this is to be special service. all are cor
daily invited as usual Young Peoples
meeting Sunday evening at 80; ubject,
Pilgrims Progress, Series V, At the
Cross" prayer meeting Thursday even.
/ ing at 40.
i The annual parish meeting for Grace
church was held Monday. May 3, and
/ Luke Parish, H. e. Gilbert and Edwin
+ Morgan we're elected vestrymen. Imme.
diately after at the vestry meeting, the
rector appointed Luke Parish, senior war
den; Edwin Morgan was elected junior
4 WdAnCbf H y. LlAbcFA. scCEcNdFNs MIS-.
G. NJ. Sawyer, treasurer; Miss Gates, as
sistant; Mr.. Parish, delegate to conven-
ton; Mr.. Gilbert, alternate.
wilfred Massie, who bought the Dim
ick farm year ago. has a large family OF
children and some of the cider ones gath
cred some Mayhowers one day last, week
and carried them home. The two young
est children were taken violently sick
early in the evening and DR.. Russlow was
summoned in haste and when he reached
there one Of the children was very badly
on and not expected to live. The chill
dren had taken poison and the doctor
soon relieved them. These children had
the Mayhowers to play with and had
them in their mouths and there were
1 pokeweed leaves among the flowers,
which must have been the cause Of the
disturbance.
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