Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-06

And he tries 70 explain,
| when they loudly complain,
That the fault Is completely their own.
To man, politics is a game,
And 70 win is his principal aim;
| So he reads it, details
| And h is spirit meier qualls
! At the columns Of stun IN its name
But a woman much higher viii soar
| For her patriotism II more
| Than delight in a race
! OF two men for place,
And she dubs all this matter bore.
Prin. E. G.. Ham was in Montpelier Sat
urday.
Lynn Young of Littleton, y. H., is in
town this week.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Smith Of Stowe was in the
village Friday, visiting Miss 5. /. Parish.
Miss Josie Kennedy of White River
Junction was the guest Sunday OF Miss
Lena Ellison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean, who had
been visiting at A. L. Deans, went home
to Boston Monday.
Mrs. Jewett Harlow Of Bellows Falls has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. q. T.
Hood, since last Thursday.
Mrs. o. NJ. Jones and Mrs. Nina Parker
OF Warren were at III. NJ. Miller's Thurs
day and Friday Of last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VS.. 5. Buck have return
ed from ten days vacation passed IN
Rutland and Andover, Mass.
Miss Eva Ford, who teaches in Jones'
Vile. was entertained over Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. Pease at j. w, Hale's.
Miss Gertrude swinyer has completed her
seasons work at The Manchester ana re-
irned 10 her home in Rochester.
Miss Grace Ranney, who is attending
[ te High school here, was at her home in
l,ittsdeld over Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Gretta Cooling, who was with
friends in Randolph during the month OF
September, has returned to Maiden, Mass.
William packard and bride left Friday
for Boston after a few days stay with the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.h. Pack
ard.
Mrs. Elmer Kelley Of Boston was the
recent guest for few days of her father
in-law, A. J.. Kelley, on Randolph ave
nue..
A. j. Huse went to Morrissille Tuesday,
com mining business trip with visit to
his mother, and intending 10 return to-
morrow.
Mrs. r. q. Morton and her daughter,
Miss Jennie, were in South Royalton over |
Sunday with Mrs. Morton's sister, Mrs. ,. /
NJ Snow.
Mrs. r. II. Slack and baby are in Pitts /
field for a couple Of weeks with Mrs. +
Stacks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas 1
Amazon.
Mr.and Mrs. +. b. johnson went Fri |
day to ST. Johnsbury, where Mr.. johnson /
attended a meeting Of the Vermont Press +
association.
Miss Carrie Parkhurst is having weeks 1
vacation from her homework duties at j.
+. Lamson's and is passing the time at her 4
home in Barre.
Mrs. II. c. Allen and daughter spent /
Sunday in Rochester with Mr.. Allen, who /
is temporarily assisting Frank kezer in
his farm work.
Miss Minnie Hatch came home Saturday
from Windsor, where she had been spend
ing three weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Arthur Hunter.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and little daughter
Of Woodsville, n. H., are with Mrs. sar-
gents mother. Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre,
arriving Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George German, who were
on the Tatro farm during the summer,
have cone to Bridgeport, Conn.,, to take
up their residence.
Clarence Hodges went back to his BUSH
ness in Schenectady, y. y, Saturday,
having spent a short vacation with Mr..
aud Mrs. j. +. Lamson.
Rev. Samuel Knowles, pastor OF the
Baptist church, Is away on two weeks
,husetts and Rhode Island.
Mrs. g. w. George. who has just begun
at White River Junction, |
VAS here Monday after some household ,
goods that she had stored IN town.
There will be meeting of the Young ,
Mems club at the club rooms Friday even
ng at S o'clock for the purpose OF electing !
officers and transacting other business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Adams entertained
asst week Mrs. Adams sister and husband, !
Mr. and Mrs. f. y. Boyden OF Newton '
lille, Mass, who went away Saturday. q
At the 18th annual convention OF the !
Vermont branch of the Kings Daughters
md sons, held in Barre last week, Mrs. l..
P Thayer was chosen secretary for Orange
county.
Mrs. ID. NJ. English, who went TO Boston
M the q. A. X. excursion in August, re-
urned last Thursday, having visited in the
interim her daughter, Mrs. Flora French, :
n Everett, Mass.
Miss Netue Walker, trimmer in Mrs. r. I
R. Diapers millinery store, returned FRI }
iay from Madison, Me-, where she was :
allied the Monday before by the death OF i
ler b. other-in-law. +
DIR. and Mrs Charles Briggs OF Pasadena, /
al. who had but just returned from a a
rip to Europe. were in town Friday night {.
IS the guests OF the doctors aunt, Mrs. ;. /
J. Briggs, on Maple street. (
Or. Charles Cushman went back to Chi :
ago last Thursday night to open his Office
nd resume the practice of osteopathy I