Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-14

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Part the curtains Of the night,
10 multitude Of singers
Greet the flashing rays Of light.
And from out their feathered threats
! Flood the world with Joyous notes.
with the early morning glitter
There's 4 drog ~ little "cheep.n
Then sudden "twitter, twitterf
| Seems TO say, "i'm not asleep
And straightway we hear the tbrOng
In raptrOus burst Of song.
| But alas for peaceful slumbersl
| None the rush q song can stem;
| All for these melodiOus numbers
Must arouse az a. M;
| Then abroad on huttring wing
| How the little wretches sing
Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper supplied in
/ Springfield last Sunday.
A. CURLY is in Newton, Mass, where he
has found work at painting for the sum
mer.
Arthur Wilson Of Brattleboro was a
/ guest at ID. II. Morse's for a day or two
| last week.
Col. A. B. Chandler arrived last Thurs
| day from New York and remained in town
until Monday
Mrs. J. d. Laport is in South Royalton
| for a week, visiting her sons, A. X. and
/ Robert Fielders.
Mrs. David Bosworth of Bristol, with
/ her infant son, is visiting her father, Hon.
VIM. II. Nichols.
Mrs. Josie Loomis, the nurse who is car
| ing for Madam Salisbury, was in North
| field over Sunday.
The Kings Daughters will have their
next meeting with Mrs. ALB. Gay Tuesday
afternoon, April 10, at 3 O'Clock.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
will meet with Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury
I L. A.. q 10
Mrs Burton Lewis, who had been visit
ing her husbands grandfather, John
Bean, left Friday for her home in Wind
sor.
Mrs. A. E. Bass came home Saturday
from Boston, where she had been spend
ing two weeks with DR.. and Mrs. Gilman
Wheeler.
Miss Mary Pratt OF Montpelier, who had
been visiting her sister. Mrs. 0. s. Cham
berlain, started from here Monday on
trip to Boston.
Miss Lola ingalls, and her friend, Miss
Blanche smalley, OF Mortified were with
Miss Ingalls, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. IL.
Ingalls,, over Sunday.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis accompanied her
niece. Miss Ruth Morrill,, Saturday 70
Hartford. where she spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Will o. Morrill,.
George A. Cross Of Cross Bros, granite
manufacturers OF Mortified, and Harry l..
Kidder, also OF Mortified, made a bust
ness trip to this village Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Kendrick, who were
inmates Of the Inn through the cold
weather, have opened their house again on
South Main street for the summer.
Dean Wedgwood, who had been home to
recuperate from an attack OF German
measles. left for Boston again Friday to
continue his studies at Cutters School OF
Shorthand.
Louis Fillion and family moved to this
village Saturday from Mortified and are
occupying a tenement in the Howard
block. Mr.. Fillion has work with Mar
colt & Hayes.
Mrs. G. f. Jones ana her granddaughter,
Miss Bessie Bliss, who spent part OF the
winter In Hartland with DIR. and Mrs. e..
p. Morris, have taken up their abode IN
Randolph again.
Miss Mary Morse, who is pursuing a
course OF study at Bryant a STATIONS
in Boston. took her departure for that city
Monday after ten days stay with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ii. Morse.
Mrs. A. A. Priest and daughter left
Tuesday for Springfield, Mass, TO VISIT
Mrs. Priests sister, Mrs. w. W. Case, and
were Joined en- route by another sister,
Mrs. +. c. Danforth OF Concord, n. ii.
The house Of L. p. Thayer on Highland
avenue. which was closed all winter, has
been opened again for the occupancy OF
his family, with whom Mr.. Thayer spent
Sunday, returning to Middlebury Monday.
Carl q. Huntington has left Norwich
university to enter the employ OF the san
born Paris Map Publishing company IN
4.
ton saturday night TO begin his new Ia
bors.
George Drew, who is employed at the
Woodstock Inn, where has he been at work
through the winter, is in Randolph Tor
two or three weeks vacation before the
rush OF summer business at the Inn
begins.
Mrs. A. II. Flint, Jr., has received word
that her only sister, Mrs. viii II. Ilder-
ton. died in Kansas City, Mo-, April 3.
The deceased left a hus hand and four chill
dren, the youngest OF whom is only seven
weeks old.
Miss Maud Lombard, who had been
spending a short vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. 4. Lombard; re-
turned last Thursday to Bradford, Mass,
where she has position as secretary at
Bradford academy.
so long with rheumatic fever in South
Barre, is able now to be up but still suffers
a great deal of pain. Her mother, Mrs.
Ida Mann. is with her and hopes in few
days to bring her home.
Eugene Boudette OF Hartford, Mrs. T:
q. BannagRn and Miss Mabel Kelley OF
Ouechee. brother, sister and niece of Mrs.
y. L. Merchant, came Monday to see Mrs.
Merchant. who has been very sick for
some weeks with neuralgia OF the heart.
George i. Ryder returned from Boston
last Thursday and resumed work at the
HERALD office Monday after vacation OF
six weeks on account OF an INJURY recelV,
ed while skeeing. Julius Fuller, who had
been taking Mr.. Ryder's place, has gone
hack 10 his home i'm North Ferrisburgh.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Stevens, who has been
living in White River Junction since Oc-
tober. and her daughter, Alice, who finish