Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-08-12
RANpoLpH CENTER

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Mrs. vanDeusen Of Roxbury is a guest /
OF her sister, Mrs. w. L. Hebard.
Rev. F. A. Wells has been in Barre visit /.
ing relatives and friends. He returned
Monday.
Alfred Bower returned home from the
Randolph sanatorium last Friday and is
recovering rapidly.
Jerome WILDER OF Washington, ID. G., /
was the guest Of Col. Boynton at the Old
Homestead last Tuesday.
Mrs. IdelIa Case returned to Boston lat
Sunday, after two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. c. L. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Alvord visited her
sister, Mrs. Churchill, in BroOkfield from
last Thursday till Sunday.
Charles B. Adams had a successful OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the Randolph
sanatorium last Thursday and is doing
well.
Mrs. N. L. Boyden, Charles and Flor
ence went to Highgate Springs last Satur-
day aud opened their cottage at Camp
Randolph.
Guy Hebard, who works in the store Of
T. s. Allis, at Derby, Conn.,, is taking
vacation and is with bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Hebard.
Mrs. Ellen O'Grady and two children
came to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bolin, last Saturday aud Mr..
O'Grady came Monday.
Rev. g. o. Howe preached at the FEEDER
ated church last Sunday morning service.
Mr.. Howe spent his boyhood and early
manhood here and the people always vel
come him back whenever he comes.
The arrivals at the Old Homestead for
the past week are Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Barlow and daughter, of Roselle, N. j.,
Mrs. Charles Boynton, son and maid Of
Pelham, N. j., Miss Louise Pulcben Of
New Rochelle, n. Y.
The Federated church-Preaching serv-
ice rs usual at 1880 q. m. Rev. George
o. Howe Of Randolph will occupy the
pulpit in exchange with the pastor. BIZ
bic school as usual at 1875. Young peo-
pies society at 30; subject, "Two Val
legs" The pastor viii have charge of
this service.
l. J. Harrington has Just received mo-
/ tice of his fathers death, which occurred
at Austin, Tex. Mr.. John Harrington
was 81 years of age. He was q Vermont
er and moved to Texas % years ago for
his wife's health. She died there nine or
ten years ago. Mr.. Harrington died Of
Bright's disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terence S. AlIis and
daughter Of Derby, Conn.,, arrived al
their cottage last Sunday, coming in bis
automobile. II ell we're as careful OF 9th
err peoples rights as Mr.. AIlis is, there
would be less complaint and fewer acct
dents occasioned by automobiles. II !.
no menace to public or individual safety
to have his machine in our streets. Mr.
Allis and family will board at the Ran
dolph House while here.
The annual service in the "Olt
Church" on the road between Randolph
and Bethel will be held next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. As the rector o
| Grace church assists in that service, th,
, regular service. at 1890 q. N. in Grac,
, church will be omitted and the congrega
alton will worship at the sold Church.
I The services ct Grace church for Sunda,
; will be holy communion at q. M. even
! ing prayer and sermon, 1880 p. m.
The lawn party given by the ladies o
I Grace church was q decided success II
s every sense. Though the day was coll
and frequent showers dampened th
grounds of the Maplewood, the enthusi
asm Of the workers was not in the leas
Z dampened. Late in the afternoon
e through the courtesy Of Mrs. Stone, VII
J, offered the use Of the large dining roor
OF the Maplewood, it was decided to hoI
: the lawn party in doors. The Japanes
lanterns and other decorations wer
placed in the dining room, giving Q YER
pretty effect. A large company gathere
o during the evening and a generous sur
. was realized and q most pleasant evenin
e spent. Tuesday being the rector's birth
day, . number OF his friends called to e,
y tend congratulations.
: QnteBded for last week.
y Thos. K. Benton returned to Prov
: dence, r. L., on Monday OF this weeL
after a months holiday ct the Old HON,
g stead, where, as leader in the festivities
!. he will be much missed.
u Much interest has been taken in Ii
} tennis tournament for ladies' single,
! held on the courts Of the Old Homestea
during the past week, under the auspies
b Of the gallant and genial Col. c. A. Boyr
IS ton Of Washington, ID. c., who presente
3 the prizes. The winner OF the tournu
!. ment was Miss Dorothy g. Marshall (
Ie New York and England. A great deal
J, merriment was occasloned by the unusul
feature Of BOBBY prize, which was Or,
= sented to the lady winning the smalle.
a number of games.
Military-Euchre Party.
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