Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-29
RANDOLPH CENTER


ter, Mrl. Casslus Peck.
Mrs. Edwin Hoag and daughter, Miss
Ethel, Of Bamboo, Wis, have been re-
cent guests of their uncle, 81 v. Parker.
Miss Alling has two guests from the
Crawford House, White mountains, to
spend a week with her at the Randolph
House.
Mrs. William Gibson Of Huntington,
L. l., Just from the Adirondacks, has ar
rived at the Randolph House to spend
few weeks.
Miss Mary Gaylord, who had been vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. H. A. Allen, the
past two weeks, returned to her home in
Burlington yesterday.
Earl s. Bickford and Mrs. Moore went
to Washington, VT, Monday. Mrs.
Moore went to visit her parents and Mr..
Bickford will visit relatives in Barre.
Alfred Bower had very successful cp-
Grafton for appendicitis at the Randolph
sanatorihm last Saturday and at this
writing is doing well and improving.
DR.. Angel was the surgeon.
Judge Maxham was here last Monday
in the interest OF the Ottaquechee Savings
bank to make FIVE per cent loans, j.
Read Pember of Woodstock accompanied
him and called on many friends.
Mrs. J. 7. Fowler and Mrs. Frank
Cushing OF Westheld, Mass, 8. II. Wood
cock and Mrs. Eastwood Of Pawtucket
and Mrs. James Cook Of Providence. r.
l., are summer guests at George H. Tenn
pies.
George R. Morse Of New York has put
up 8 portable house or bungalow and a
tent on the land that be purchased some
years ago. His family, with cook. took
possession Of the premises yesterday.
Rev. Geo. B. Gilbert OF Middletown,
Conn, who is taking q long vacation al
The Colonial, has been supplying Christ
church (Episcopal) at Montpelier the
past four Sundays, while their rector
took a vacation.
The pastor of the Federated church
plans to spend his vacation at home, un-
til about Aug. Is. Please do not expect
him to call except in case OF sickness or
urgent need. All the services OF the
church except the mid-week meeting will
be held as usual.
Rev. aud Mrs. F. A. Wells provided a
birthday party for Miss Newman, Mrs.
Wells sister, last Tuesday evening. A
number of Miss Newman's young friends
were present, and singing and other mus
ic made an enjoyable evening. Ice cream
and cake were served.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Federated
church will hold their annual fair at the
White church Wednesday afternoon,
Aug. 4. The sale Of fancy articles,
candy, jellies, etc, will open at o'clock
and bountiful supper will be served in
the social rooms from 80 o'clock on.
Misses Frances Harvey, White River
Junction, Charlotte Ryder and Flora
Frost, Bellows Falls, Gladys Parker,
Brookfeld, Renie Raymond aud Isabel
Adams, Post Mills, Gertrude Edison,
Mary Adams, Grace Bruce and Emma
Wilder. Randolph Center. went into
camp Tuesday at Adams cottage, Fairlee
lake, for q weeks stay.
The Federated church Morning serv-
ice as usual at 1890. Miss White will
speak regarding her work for the negroes
OF the South. Miss White is by no
means a stranger in Randolph and wilt be
heard with both pleasure and profit.
Young peoples meeting at 7:3o p. m.
There will be no mid-week meeting dur
ing the pastors vacation.
A hotly played and interesting tennis
tournament was fought out last week on
the court OF the Old Homestead. I. K.
Benton of Providence planned and con-
Quoted the contest. Ten couples Of sum
mer guests and residents participated.
Mr.. Benton presented the winner, Miss
Meta @. Boynton Of Washington and DIR.
E. A. Partridge, with beautiful silver
prizes.
Recent arrivals at Charles l. Smiths
are Miss Mabel Smith, who has finished
two years teachi-g in South Dakota and
has since been visiting in Wisconsin,
Illinois, Massachusetts and Connecticut,
where she was Joined by her sister, Miss
Ruth, who returned home last week
Mrs. IdeIla Case Of Boston arrived Sun
day for q two weeks visit. Mrs. K. P.
stimson of TivertoD, R. l., was a visitor
the first of the week.
Grace church notes The Rev. Joseph
Reynolds, rector Of Trinity church, Rut-
land, who is spending the month at The
Colonial. preached an able and helpful
sermon to a large congregation Sunday.
Services next Sunday Holy communion
at 8 q. M, morning prayer, litany and
sermon at 10:30 q. m. On the second
Sunday OF the month, Aug. 8, as the
printed arrangement of services for the
summer indicates, there will be a second
celebration of the holy communion at
10 80 a. M, instead of next Sunday, as
was inadvertently announced last Sum
day.
large congregation gathered at Grace
church Friday evening to hear the Rev.
George b. Gilbert speak on "Story Tell
ing in the Home and in the Sunday
School," Mr.. Gilbert emphasized the
need OF forcing the truth home to the
mind OF the hearer with stories, declaring
that often the whole lesson or sermon is
forgotten except the story. With the aid
Of charts he instructed his hearers. con-
cerning the different parts Of a story,
how and when to tell a story, and its inn
portance in Sunday school work. His
charts, prepared by himself, showed
much work and care in preparation and
conveyed clearly the speakers purpose.
The congregation seemed much pleased
with the evenings instruction and re-
sponded with q generous offering.
Delay in taking Foley's Kidney Rene
dy, il you have backache, kidney or bIad
der trouble, fastens the disease upon you