Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17

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"spring is coming Is the message
From his little feathered throat;
Ghickadee-dee,
Chickadee-dee
swells the loud, insistent note.
And the farmer hearing, hastens
| To supply the city trade;
| Though not tapping
He's not mapping
When there's money 10 be made.
So then, out Of last years sugar
| Cakes he fashions not few;
| All sereney
| And not meanly,
| For the cakes he makes are new.
Clyde Cassidy mas finished work in the
ticket Office at the station.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Buck and daughter
were in Lebanon, N. H., over Sunday.
| A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Huse, living on Fish hill.
Miss Edith Barnes, second assistant in
the High school, was at her home in Barre
over Sunday.
+. ID. Segar was taken sick last week
with grip and confined to the house for
several days.
Miss Emma Bailey is passing a week
/ in Winchester, Mass, as the guest OF
Miss Lena d. Rhodes.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
| Mrs. w w. Morton Tuesday afternoon,
mafcn ~, AT O'CLOCK.
Alonzo Emery, who had been in town
| for a short time ON business, went back to
Washington, ID. c., Saturday.
II. c. Soper began moving Monday
from the village to his farm, which he is
to carry on himself this summer.
Mrs. f.. +. Evans went to Boston Mon
day to meet Mr.. Evans and attend the
automobile show held there this week.
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day with a carload OF potatoes that he
bought in Pittstield and CARED at Bethel.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland has been confined
to the house for several weeks with ner-
vous trouble and is still under the doctors
care.
According to the annual report OF state
insurance commissioners, there were seven
fires in Randolph last year, causing loss
OF =, l57.
An egg, measuring six by seven and
half inches, was the recent achievement OF
a Rhode Island Red pullet belonging to +.
T.. Lille.
Cadet Carl Huntington, after being at
home a week on account OF illness, return
ed to Norwich university, Mortified,
Monday.
Ticket, No. 50, held by Glenn Flint,
drew the quilt at the entertainment and
supper given lately by the Kings Daugh-
ters and Sons in Braintree.
Mrs. Mary MeCrillis has returned from
a stay OF some weeks with her mother in
Hardwick. and is again acting as house
keeper at DR.. Gifiord's sanitarium.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap is again with her
parents, Deacon and Mrs. W. f. Howard,
after spending a few weeks with her
children in Boston and Gardner, Mass.
Mrs. John +. Tewksbury is studying |
spring millinery at the Boston markets |
in preparation for the opening OF the |
season at the store OF Mrs. G.. W. Drew.
Miss Lena Spaulding OF Barre, who
has been staying with different friends /
here for few days, took her departure
Monday for two weeks visit In Chelsea.
A. @. osgood has rented the lower part |
OF Mrs. A. A. Smiths house, to which he
will move about the middle OF April from |
the house lately purchased by A. f. Lamb. |
Frank Stiles, bile at work in the Emer- |
son mill last week, brought his right /
thumb in contact with the machinery IN l
some way and lost a slice off the side of it, |
Mrs. w. w. Sprague came home Satur- |
day from East Montpelier, where her, /
mother, Mrs. A. r. Mallory, who spent the /
winter with her, has just gone to house
keeping.
Mrs. Nellie Lashway OF Hartford and /
Miss Hattie King OF White River Junction /
OF their grandmother, the late Mrs. Henry |
Robinson.
Mrs. A. B. Fish came home Saturday |
from a weeks stay in Rochester ana 4
Stock bridge, and was accompanied from
the latter place by her daughter-in-lsw,
Mrs. Galen Fish.
Mrs. l.. 2. Thayer returned last Thurs
dav from winters sojourn in Middle
bury and is staying with her mother, Mrs.
A. A. Smith for a while before opening the 1
house on Highland avenue.
L. ID. Rhodes is away for week, start
ing Monday for Winchester, Mass. TO
see his daughter, Miss Lena ID. Rhodes,
who is making her home there for the
present. He will also visit brother IN
Brentwood, y. II.
j. W. Burt and his daughter, Miss Anita,
who have been at the sparhawk sanltaIlum
in Burlington this winter, are to spend the
summer at the Burt farm in Randolph
with Mr.. Burt's son, Mr.. Arthur Burt, ana
family OF Washington, ID. Z.
The state department president OF the
Womans Relief Corps has deputized MIS-
Abbie Sargent 10 install Mrs. Lucinda
Cleveland as executive committee on the
state department staff, to which position
Mrs. Cleveland has recently been appoint
ed.
George Walker, former resident of
Randolph and now motorman ana con-
ductor on the Holyoke, Mass, street rail-
wav. states that they have had the worst
kind OF winter in that vicinity this year,
and that he has had to work seven, eight
and nine DAYS for a week and some OF the
time all night.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Moulton, who, with
, heir daughter. Miss Mary, have been liy-
inc in Montpelier lately with their SON. Z.
H. Moulton, will not return to Randolph
this summer Miss Moulton has been
here since Friday, arranging matters az
/ ne home on School street for an indehnile
absence.
DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre left Mon
A.. - Ave or six weeks vacation.