Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-23

Judge Rowell is in Rutland, holding
county court.
Orlin Greene visited the city of New
| York last week.
Miss Alice Hobart is making a short So
journ in Windsor.
| Milton Greene of Stockbridge was about
| town Thursday and Friday.
Clarence E. Moulton spent Sunday at
his home in West Randolph.
Mrs. William Messer, teacher of the low
er primary, har been out of school for two
/ days this week on account OF sickness.
The maple sugar party given by the la
dies of the M. E. church last Friday even
ing was great success-new sugar and
| the first of the season.
! Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Putnam gave a delightful whist party to
about 80 of their friends. The honors,
both large and small, are claimed by He
bard hill.
The auditors elected at the last town
meeting have settled with Mr.. w. Far
go, the late town treasurer, and he has
| paid over to the new town treasurer, Fred
e. Dubois, the full amount due the town.
Dame Rumor, that lady with hundred
tongues, asserts that there is prospect OF
our having bakery, and that there was a
gentleman here Monday, looking for
good rising place in which to locate.
Fred Dunn and family are to move soon
from the tenement in Chas. Putnam's
house to the one in the Martin house on
Randolph avenue, and Mrs. Beedle and
daughter, Miss Maria, will occupy the
rooms vacated by Mr.. Dunn. MIS-. Small
ley moves into Andrew Curtis house;
Frank Herrick takes the Smalley tenement,
and j. Wadleigh goes into the house va
Gated by the Herricks Mr.. Davis has
moved from Weston st. to the Rising
house on School St. and E N Bean has gone
from the Hayden Sharp house into the
Fales house on School st.
At the Cong'l church last Sunday morn
ing a very interesting sermon was preach
ed from Ps. 142. 4-"No man careth for
hymn, suggested by the same passage OF
Scripture and composed by the pastor,
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy, was sung.
My heart is sadi Sins separations bring
Me far from light;
! see no ray, the shadows round me cling,
And sorrows night;
! seek hand / long a face to seel
look in vain 'for no man cares for me.n
To worldly loves, devotion true is given,
But none for mel
With pleasures vein,the flying moments
thriven,
But none for mel
All hope Is gonel the pillows DER me roll,
Where shall look? "None careth for
my soul"
| seek the world; its glittering joys
around
No Joy for me;
taste its sweets, dwell where its fruits
abound
No sweets for me:
Its gains are loss to me; its pleasures,
tame;
The world cares not for me, my SINS
my shame.
sigh for friends to soothe my weary
brow
With loves sweet calm,
To call those songs my own, whose ech-
oes now
My ear doth charm;
call for naught; my hopes like shad-
ows fee;
Tho many round me press, "None care
for me.n
| seek the church; with fearful eyes say,
Take thou me I'M
Thou sent OF God to cheer with heaven
ly day
Mans night of sin,
Within Thy courts ] pray, Gods child
81 look around;'' the church ''cares not
for me.''
think on God, His perfect will and law
On Sinai given;
think on Christ, His pierced hands
and side
On Calvary riven.
/ dread the law; long His love to try:
Bnt courage fails; for no man heeds my
cry.
o Child Of God, in love besought and sent
To find tie lost,
Go forth, thy mission bear; go as He,went
At greatest cost
Seek all for whom Christ died. make
thou no stay,
Till every soul has found the heavenly
way.