Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-14
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
The Way II Goes.


And his work was such bore
He decided what he needed
Was % rest week OF more.
Friends declared he looked quite peaked;
That he'd run an awful risk
OF a breakdown II he didn't
Take little time % frisk.
So he settled on an outing
And determined on the date
Then q leave his business safely
Worked both day and night til late
Tagged to death with extra labor,
He commenced vacation week,
And 70 M the precious moments
Hadn't very long % seek.
Piles Of things which he'd been saving
For a leisure day or two
Now demanded his attention
As the things he ought 70 do.
So be set himself to taking
All the pleasure he could crowd
In the somewhat narrow limits
OF vacation time allowed
with the consequence his playing
Seemed 50 very much like work
That he felt a slight recurrence
OF his tendency to shirk.
When his little erest" was over
He returned 70 face a stack
OF accumulated matter
That required his presence back,
So again his working harness
BE continually wore
For month 70 make his business
Run a. smoothly a. before,
Mrs. r. r. Barnard, a guest at the
Sanford farm, left saturday for her home
in Boston.
Miss Blanche Sparhawk is spending the
week with Mrs. L. A. Thomas at Camp
Rich in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. /. Pratt are in Pittsield
for a week, visiting Mrs. Pratt's sister,
Mrs. c. A. Brown.
Nelson seaver OF Boston came last
Thursday TO spend the summer at Clover
meadow with Dwight Adams.
w. c. Cushman went TO White River
Junction Monday 10 take charge OF the
Howe barber shop there for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Vail were at Lake
Mitchell in sharon over Sunday and from
there " emit TO Pomfret for few weeks
stay.
A.G. Putnam is at home for two
weeks vacation from his work at the
store Of Forbes & Wallace IN springheld,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Bruce and son OF
Brattieboro were IN this vicinity last
week. visiting in Mortified, Brookheld
and Randolph.
Mrs A. A. Wainwright entertained Fri
dav Mrs. ?, ID. Pike Of Northneld and
Mrs. Jane Page, matron Of an Old Ladies
Home in Rutland.
Miss sarah Ravens, who bad been with
her cousin, Mrs. l.. j. Sargent, since tie
middle OF April. left Tuesday for her home
10 Milford, Mass.
Miss Lyla Putnam was taken seriously
Inn saturday. with symptoms OF appendlel.
lis, which, happily, failed TO develop ana
she is now much better.
Henry p. Lewis reached home last
Thursday after nearly years absence IN
Porto Rico, spent IN instruetlng the nA-
tives in the English language
Thomas Carrigan and family, former
residents Of this village VINO nave oeen
living in Worcester, Mass, lately are Al
Oft lge City, for the summer.
Mr. n q. Cole OF Boston and Mrs.
ssrah virgin of Portland. Me-, after stay
M seven weeks at the Cloyermeadow farm
Of n. ]. Adams, went away Monday
Nrs. John stimets and daughter, Jose
mime were in White River junction Tues
dsy 10 spend the day With Mrs. stun
rssysnts and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
wood and Mrs. c. +. Lazelle
Mrs. Lavinia Carleton, who had M
her home with Mrs. Roswell Hoiorook -.
~, ~ -,,erths. went 10 Tunbridge Tuesday
- stay Tor aw lille. Mrs. Holbrook accom-
nanvi1g her as far as South Royalton'
Iobn Chase, after two weeks vacation
s-snf in Randolph and Burlington, went
bacs SUNDAY 10 his work in Boston, where
~ has position in the civil engineering
department Of the Boston q Albany TAI
road.
George Packard came Sunday morning
from Boston TO spend a two wssks sae q
80, NTH his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. n.
$1,000 He was accompanied by ms
4ts- Ntss Valentine. who had been VS.
ting in Boston.
NJ and Mrs. Robert Morton Of New
york are with Mr.. Morton's parents,
a. and Mrs. w. w. Morton, for ms
.'ast,is vacation. after which ne WIZ
-etDrn 10 New York, leaving his VIE 10
spend several weeks here.
George F. Dumas and Lewis Jerd were
h,Ssnsyht before Judge VIM. II. Nlchols
Monday morning on the charge Of lntoA OK,
icstion. to which they pleaded guilty anu
were each fined IS and costs OF s4'ol' Whi0n
thew paid and were discharged
Mrs A. ID. Lamson and daughter, MISS
Caroline, are entertaining ~ laleton eI y
80 Nv. BENJAMIN Reih, Mr.. ana MIS- II
starey and daughter, Miss Mary, OF
phiIadelphia, who arrived lutsasHi tn ny
s,1,rsvs coming directly from Lake MINNIE
waska, y. Y.
NJ and Mrs. NJ. b. Rumrill, who haa
~ en- snenainr a week in Norihilelu,
- mere Mr.. Rumril is haying, came nome
saturday to meet Mrs. Rumrlu pr I'9is,,
ond vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles hlllon
a. Wakefield, Mass, who renamed oNei
Sunday with them.
Mrs. James Dixon and son, VINO MAO mac
been visiting Mrs. Dixon's parents' pns'
~, Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury, LETT ior Dos
ION saturday. accompanied oy MI A ~,
vi vi reach. Me-, where they are passing
a couple Of weeks u.,s.,
NJ and Mrs. Frank Holston OF Maiden,
49, are al Mrs. II. w. Tewkshnry
MA HsSs'' toTtnight's STAY in Randolph, where Where
NJ Holston is remembered as MS
Grace daughter Of d. Z. G ocl ,,, io,.
u mere resident of this place. other guests