Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-28

Be il ever 50 humble they hasten from home.
When In honseeleaning time such commotion il
A. search through the world is ne'er met with
Home home sweet, sweet home
There's no place like home
When feminine fend with mop and a broom
In whirlwind rush inyades every room.
To exile men hasten, their hurrying feet
Bear them down to the village where mournfu
And against a brick wan most shiftiessiy lean
TOT be out Of the way while the womsn-foiks
Home home sweet, sweet home
There's no place like home
But alaek for sentiments found In rhyme,
It's place 60 dodge ID ho1seeieaning time.
Miss Carrie Draper was home from
Barre over Sunday.
c. A. Lang was at his home in Mont
pelier over Sunday.
Mrs. l.. A. Gibbs OF White River June
ton was in town Friday.
Miss June Fassett Is in Rochester for a
few weeks, going Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hebsrd OF White
River junction were at X. F. Tilson's over
/ Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Comstock Of
Chelsea were guests at A. ii. Powers
Saturday.
The Kings Daughters wilt meet with
Mrs. W. fl. Kenney Tuesday afternoon,
May 3, at o'clock.
Mrs. Ira A. Rice reached home Saturday
after a stay OF eleven weeks in Boston for
the benefit Of her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hayward went to
Weybridge Monday to visit Mrs. Hay
wards sister, Mrs. f. J. Norton.
An extension is being built to the north
side OF Mrs. f. ii. Joslyn's residence to
enlarge one room and add bath room.
Mrs. Harry Corwin, after a few days
stay with her mother, Mrs. Sarah $. Pow
ers, returned to Lowell, Mass, Friday.
Henry NJ. Hayiland OF Burlington,
travelling agent for the Osborne Machine
company, was at III. 7. Holman's Saturday.
Erwin Whitcomb, who clerks in the
Nutting store at Brandon, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ;.
Whiteomb.
Miss Harriet Chase arrived Saturday
from Cayuga Lake, n. Y, and is with her
sister, Mrs. Charles X. White, in Beanville
for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Avery and Fred Spokesfeld,
who had been visiting Mrs. Ayery's son,
w. b. Avery, and family, went back TO
CamptOn, n H., Saturday.
Miss Lena Rhodes came Saturday from
Winchester, Mass, where she had been
staying for some time, and next Monday
win begin teaching in East Bethel.
Mrs. o. p. Hood left Monday for Bel
lows falls 70 assist her niece and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett A. Harlow, who
were married here last week, in beginning
housekeeping.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre, while engaged
in housecleaning operations last Thurs
day, slipped and fell from a step ladder,
spraining her wrist and receiving several
severe bruises.
Mrs. Charles Campbell Of Braintree was
able Saturday, for the first time since the
serious operation she underwent recently,
TO visit the family OF her son, Frank
Campbell, in this village.
Miss Lola ingalls, has finished work in
the mill at Mortified Falls and is 10 be
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. In
gals, this summer, the state OF her health
requiring change and rest.
Mrs. Thomas Carr went to Montpelier
last Thursday and brought home her hus-
bands halt-sister, Miss Sibyl Carr, who is
i'm poor health and had been staying at
Montpelier since leaving the Fanny Allen
hospital in Essex Junction after several
mouths of treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh returned
Saturday from Springfield, where Mr..
Mcintosh has severed his connection with
the machine shop in which he worked.
tie will be on the farm in Bethel Gilead
this summer in the hope that outdoor life
will benefit his health.
b. ID. Chadwick went Monday 10 Con-
cord, y. H., where he has engaged to work
for year in the farm implement depart
ment OF Thompson ~ Hoage, position
similar to that formerly held by him at
White River Junction. Mr.. Chadwick 8
family will remain here for the present.
Nineteen members of U. 5. Grant Post, |
G. A. r., visited Bixby Post in South |
Royalton Saturday night and were most |
entertained. A cordial welcome |
in behalf OF Bixby Post was extended by |
M. j. Sargent, and first-rate speeches were
made by Department Commander j. f. FL |
dredge and Past Commander George w.
Flagg. New sugar wi the proper ac-
furnished the treat.
Mrs. w. W. Morton went Friday to New |
York. where she spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Morton, and from there /
proceeded to Philadelphia, in which city |
Is the home OF her sister, Mrs. Dewitt i
Webb. with whom their mother, MRS. T..
l.. Brooks, has been passing the winter.
Mr.. Morton will go to New York TO meet
his wife on her return from Philadelphia
at their son, Roberts, and they will be
Joined later for the journey home by Mrs.
Il. l.. Brooks and Miss Mary Webb, who
has also been at her brothers, Dewitt
Webb's, for few weeks past.
w, c, Woodward, after a weeks vaea-
tion at home, went back to Boston Mon
dsy. TO the Harvard Medical college, from /
which he will be graduated in June. Mr.,
Woodward, who has won the scholarship
prIze every year that he has been at the
pnedical college. is one OF eight successful
candidates for positions in the Providence
City hospital, to which he viii go after
graduation for two years practice IN
surgery, The Providonce hospital y con-
sidered one Of the best, and over gu men
from all parts OF the country took the ex-
animation for the eight positions IT haa 20
offer. To be one OF the eight Out oL -
sbIe To meet the requirements OF the hos
pital Is something Of an honor.