Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-03
Randolph.
GEoRaIA WHITE, Local Editor.
They DO Not Work.

They can dance thousand miles,
The pianoforte can pound
/ III the Welkln doth resound
In distress.
For the welding Of broom,
ana the sweeping Of a room
They can whack little ban
Bur washing would appalI
These big brawny lasses all,
There's no lack Of able girls
| fits tennis, golf or sing,
Dance Or some such kind Of thing
You've on hand.
Never tire,
/ Not one for best Of pay
Can you hire.
Miss Evelyn Manney is acting as book
keeper for Salisbury Bros.
l.. p. Thayer OF Middlebury was in town
last week from Thursday until Saturday.
Rev. G. o. Howe occupied the pulpit in
the Congl church at Brookfeld last Sun
day.
The Chautauqua circle will meet next
Monday evening with Mrs. A. b. Tewks-
bury.
Mrs. NJ. c. McCarron OF Ludlow was a
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Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Abbott have left
Highland Place and are occupying their
house on Fales street.
William Moulton is home from Boston
for months vacation from his duties as
Pullman car conductor.
Scion Vail returned to Dartmouth coll
lege Monday after spending the Thanks
giving vacation at home,
Mrs. Nettie Noble moved Monday-from
w. w. Tyler's on School street to G. w.
Hayward's house on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Elmina Wood left Saturday for
Taunton, Mass, where she has a situation
as attendant in the Taunton insane hospi-
tai.
Miss Iyla Putnam, who had been home
on vacation, returned Monday to West
Newbury, where she is teaching, TO begin
the winter term OF school.
c. S. Grow OF New York, who had been
visiting his mother in East Randolph and
his sister, Mrs. l.. A. Russlow, in this vii
lage, went away Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Damien OF Bellows
Falls, who we're on their way to St, Johns
bury, stopped here Friday to pay a brief
visit to Mrs. r. +. Dubois.
Protective grange Of Brattleboro has
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ner grange in Vermont having 435 menu
bers, while Randolph has 374.
In the report OF the Vermont postofices
for the last fiscal year Randolph is down
as follows Gross receipts, S5,SS6.S0; post
masters salary, sl,7O0; net revenue, s3,431-
70.
Miss Winnifred Mann, who had been
home on a three weeks vacation, went
Saturday to Barre, where she is teaching,
10 begin the winter term OF school Mon
day.
Arthur Putnam came from Springfield,
Mass, "Wednesday OF last week and re-
manned with his family until Sunday
night. His father, 5. d. Putnam Of Barn
ard, was here over Sunday.
II. b. Salisbury made his first business
trip last week since his illness in the
early summer, going to South Royalton
Friday in the interests Of the firm, ac-
companied by his son, Franklin.
Miss Angie King, who had been staying
here several weeks for osteopathic treat
ment by DR.. II. II. Mcintyre, was able
Friday to return to her home in North
field, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Nathaniel KING.
Miss Harriet Angel spent a short
Thanksgiving vacation at her cousins, DIR,
+. G.. Angels, with her mother, Mrs.
Tabitha Angel, returning Monday to
Rutland, where she is employed by the
Tuttle Publishing company.
Hale X. Darling OF Chelsea, referee in
the trespass case OF Henry A. Harper ver-
sus AFRO and George rrask, was in town
Saturday TO view the disputed territory
and landmarks before heavy fall OF snow
should render them more difficult of de-
termination.
Mrs. NJ. II. Rice returned to Worcester,
Mass, Saturday morning, after having
made her mother, Mrs. Jerd, short visit.
Monday Mrs. Rice and her husband start
ed for Los Angeles, Cal. where be has Sc
cured a position, making the change in
location partly on account OF his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest S. Tracy had a
family party OF fifteen at their home
Thanksgiving day, the guests being Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
q. Tracy and four Grandchildren, Mrs.
Tracys parents, Mrs. Harris Bass, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Bass and daughter, Mrs. Susa
Bass Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Bass and the lat
ter's mother.
Miss Grace Smith of Springfield, who
had been visiting Miss Hattie Hayward,
began teaching Monday in Granville.
Miss Edythe Rainey has the school in the
Fish hill district; Miss Clara Bean is
again tn the Temple district; Miss Nora
Connolly is teaching in West Brookteld,
Miss Nettye Robbins on Hebard hill and
Miss Josephine Emery in the Old Church
The infant son Of Joseph Rockwell OF
in travelling over the floor on
his hands and knees Sunday, happened on
a ca Of kerosene and proceeded to imbibe
a small quantity to the exceeding alarm
OF his family when they discovered what
he was up to. Fortunately the young
man had poured more OF the oil over his
face and clothes than into his stomach
and suffered less than was expected from
his trial Of kerosene as a beverage.
The members OF the b. b. club and their |
invited guests to the number Of about |
thirty enjoyed a fine Thanksgiving supper /
Nov. 26th, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. :