Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-05

/ fuf tuusf whose lines are cast. he KNOWS,
| In pleasant places, but away
From church, where purling water flows.
when Sunday comes the first Of May
| He looks around and has 20 say
| Dearly beloved sister-en,r
| Because, alas In church that day
| IL does'n tpay % mention men.
/ The morning snooze they cancelled quite
And rose at early candle light
thing the Sunday uapper loathes-
| And d0nned what couldn't be by right
| Their Sunday o-to-meetin' clothes
They stole away while vet twas light
| "a long premeditated flight,
| And anxious pastors cen can say.
| Why men don't go % church. all right,
When sunday comes the first Of May.
w. w. Sprague was home from SPRING
| field, Mass, over Sunday.
Clarence Hodges Of Schenectady, y. Y,
/ spent Sunday in Randolph.
Miss Gertrude +. Pearson is visiting
! Mrs. w. +. lawson at Montpelier.
w. r. Messer returned Monday from
Morrisville, where he had been since
"Wednesday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. c. Hayward reached
home Monday after a weeks visit to Mrs.
/ Hayward's sister in Weybridge.
John Abbott came Saturday from Win
| chester, Mass, to spend Sunday with MS
daughter, Winsome, at II. p. Sanford's.
There will be a special convocation Of
Whitney chapter, No. B, X. A. NJ, FRIDAY
evening, May 6, for the purpose of work.
Col. A. b. Chandler went back to New
| York Friday, intending TO return to Ran
dolph about the llth for a stay OF two
weeks.
state Highway Commissioner j. o..
Sanford OF Stamford and Mrs. Sanford
were the guests Saturday Of Hon. and Mrs.
Y. /. Spear.
George +. Mason started out Monday as
travelling salesman for the Mccormick
company, going to White River Junction
and Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Buck Of Woods
vile, n. H.. arrived Monday 10 be the
guests for a week of Mr.. Bucks brother,
y. c. Buck, and wife.
Willard GAY and DR.. and Mrs. +. o.
Blanchard, who spent the winter at the
Randolph Inn, left there Monday and are
again installed in their home on Main
street.
A social and supper, to which the pub
lie Is cordially invited, viii be given Iues-
day afternoon by the WOman's Keller
Corps al Mrs. /. ID. Williams on Weston
street.
Mrs. Alpha Messer entertained last
week her sister In Jaw, Mrs. Frank BOND
OF Thotford, and her sister, Miss LYDIA
Bond Of Fairlee, both OF whom went away
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Philbrick and son,
Harold, OF Cullison, Kansas, are visiting
Mr.. philbrick s sisters, Mrs. W. T.. Lam
son. Mrs. Julia Walsh and Miss Abble
Philbrick. They reached here saturday.
p. c. Dodge, formerly editor OF the Bur
lington Independent and more lately with
the Barre Daily Telegram, Is now on the
Argus staff Of reporters and visited TINS
place Monday in quest OF the usual bateh
OF "Radiations.'
Henry Manchester OF Meehanicsville,
y. ". spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs A. b. Manchester, and on ms re-
turn Monday Was accompanied Dy ms
nephew, John Manchester, who VIII VISIT
his uncle for few weeks.
Miss Anne Dubois went to Hanover, \.
H. saturday and remained until yesterday
| with the family OF her cousin, Dr. Gilman
| Frost Her pIace as librarian OF the Kim
/ hall Public library was taken by MISS
Desier Moulton and Miss Anne Walsh.
The circulation OF books in this village
and the Center from the kimball Fubho
/ library during the month OF Apru was
| 1870 giving an average OF 70 20-H per DAY
The class books were 20S (l25. I'd, juveniles
40. (24.6el and works OF fiction lOoz
$50.
Elmer Bond. musician on U. s. $. Tope-
| ka. u 5. Navy, came Monday 70 pay
1 brief VISIT to his aunt, Mrs. H. L, MeI
chant. A sister, Miss Ella bouuslte, ~
I Everett. Is nov staying for awhile WIN
/ Mrs Merchant, arriving Wednesday oil
| last week.
| Dovid r Youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hiram n Bean. was married in Melrose,
/ Mass Wednesday, April Y, 10 heleh
| Mar Hill of Milwaukee, Wis, the otilclat ,
ING clergyman being the Rev Nlhlfeu
/ Chesney Rhoades OF the Eliot cong
church in Roxbury, Mass.
The latest bulletin Of the Equitable Ac-
cident company of Boston shows claims
Maid In this vicinity as follows during I- ne
/ last quarter: "A. ID. Steele, hanooipn; ~
P X lord Randolph, as; ]. II. Moore,
STAFFORD, $50; J. +. Foley, Bethel' soVi
| Al. Guernsey, Rochester, 80
There will be social at the rooms OF the
| Order the OF Eastern star on the afternoon
al Nav 18th and a six o'clock supper VII
he served A special meeting is called az
| :. an IN the evening at which all oncef'
and mem hers are requested to be presen'
a. there is work to be done at that time
Cant. Henry NJ. Wires returned Satur-
| dov rom Swampscott, Mass, where nt
mad been passing the winter Win ~
daughter. Mrs. Fredd q. thompson.
was accompanied by his granddaug hter
Miss EVELYN Thompson, who is with hei
aunt Mrs. g. w. Hayward, and family ioi
a week.
If Is wonderful what feeling OF secur,
ity that chalk fire escape on the OUTSIDE ~ N
DnBois q GAYS block does give one wh l
sitting in the crowded hall ana thlhklh ll
o1tbe Chicago theatre disaster "betWeei
the acts The only suggestion o. ap oS.',,
sia,sion comes in the thought that SOM
reeent rain NAV have washed of the chalk
Which ought to be renewed occasionally
Warren c. Pierce, who had been ~ Al Al
len Tlint's through the winter Tor Ih
benefit of his health, left Monday Tor bos
ton. where he expects to take up Mo,i
again. Mr.. Pierce feels. that me c Y ~
about here has worked wonders III III