Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-31

II Ahtu p trtsrt with rHiu0rnUz fariuaF-
Come aud take the place Of March.
All thy htful temper ken.
And that IN tiny agitation
Thou dost with a great temptation
ifg the very souls Of men.
For with thee the listers walk
ihey, who Sc efforts az revealing
hoarqs ul wealth we're long CONE e aIing
Few will hesitate 10 balk.
When thy radiance disappears.
And the clouds 50 darkly lover
While the sudden, pelting shower
Vets the earth with April tears
Can II be that. grieved az sin,
Guardian angels, wildly weeping,
Are In CONSERVATION peeping
At the tax lists handed in
A daughter was born the 18th to Mr.,
and Mrs. J. F. Williams.
DIR. and Mrs. S. n. Gould returned Fri
day from nine weeks stay in Barre.
Mrs. Homer White was the guest of
Miss NJ. p. Moore in Mortified Monday.
G. G.. DUBOIS Of Chicago was at the
home Of bis father, Hon. VIM. II. Dubois,
over Sunday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Flora Flint Tuesday afternoon, April
5, at 3 o'clock.
Miss Lucia Ladd Of Stowe arrived Tues
day 20 be the guest for a few days OF her
brother, Rev. q. r. Laid.
A daughter was born Sunday to DIR.
and Mrs. I. e. Angel. and son to Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest d. Hatch.
Mrs. g. +. Laid has been visiting in
I burlington and Waterbury, going last
/ Thursday and returning Tuesday.
l.. p. Thayer came from Middlebury
/ Friday and staid with his family a couple
OF days, returning to Middlebury Sunday.
Miss Eunice Flint returned Saturday
/ from Boston, where she had been the
/ guest OF her cousin, Mrs. II. g. Beekman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Densmore Battles and
daughter, Miss Lima, left Monday to
take charge OF a large boarding house
at Lowelltown, Me.
Miss Harriet Webster, who teaches in
Belvidere, ILL.,, is in Chicago this week,
spending part OF her vacation with Mrs
Alice (Vinton) Ford.
VIM. Holmes is raising the roof to the
ell OF his house on South street in order to
remove the slant OF the roof from the
walls OF the chamber.
Dillingham; Waldo and family moved
Tuesday from the Stewart block to the
little house Of w. r. Flint on Park street,
just west Of Mr.. Flint's residence.
Mrs. Nellie Williams, who had been in
this vicinity several weeks, went back TO
Boston last Thursday, intending 10 return
here for an indefinite stay little later.
Mrs. Laura Rollins. who had been at the |
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
nearly three months for treatment, came 4
home last Thursday much improved in 1
health.
There will be regular convocation OF .
w hitney Chapter, No. 5, r. A. NJ, Mon
day evening, April 4th. Work is expect
ed, and every member is requested TO be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carpenter OF Brook
field announce the engagement of their
daughter, Nina, to Arthur Sanders Bean
OF the American School OF Osteopathy at
Mo.
Miss Jessie Pearson came home last
Thursday from Boston, where she had
been employ ed this winter, and will re-
main with her mother, Mrs.Lucretia Pear
son, until June.
Miss Desier G. Moulton went TO Rox-
bury, Mass, Saturday to be the guest for a
week of Miss Carlotta Wiswall. She viii
visit Mrs. John X. Spring at Nashua, n.
H., before her return.
c. G. Beedle Of Keene, n. H., was in
town last week from Thursday to Saturday
and conducted rehearsal of the "Pina-
foreh company. During his stay he sold
! fine piano to o. J. Marcott.
j. W. Atwood. while walking towards
nome about 6 o'clock Friday afternoon, I
dipped on the ice and fell, straining his ,
light knee so severely that he was obliged
o resort to crutches for few days.
c. f. Lazelle OF White River junction
vas here Friday and Saturday, being join .
d the latter day by t. A. Mccormick OF :
Boston, OF the Mccormick Moving Ma !
hine company, which Mr.. Lazelle repre- /
ents.
A special meeting OF the Woman's Re- 4
ief Corps was held Saturday afternoon to q
install Mrs. j. p. Cleveland as counsel on i
he department staff. The president Of il
he Corps, Mrs. r. f. Parker, was the in 4
falling officer.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and little daughter, L
rho had been with Mrs. Sargent's moth ?
r, Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre, for three :
months, left Tuesday for Woodsville, n. .
l.. where Mr. Sargent is located in BUSH o
ess and they are to begin housekeeping. u
Orson Woodcock has finished con- =
erting the private asylum on ID. II. I,
iorseis farm into a very pretty cottage ..
'hich is to be occupied by Charles Baker, :,
'ho has been carrying on the Nelson n
iorse place, but is now working for ID. i
|. Morse. =.
l. ID. Williams has been in New Haven, q
onn., lately to visit his children living
here and a granddaughter, Gladys Ruth, C.
aughter of Victor Williams This young OF
dy, who is about year old, has eleven 5,
wing ancestors, including two great NJ
reat- grandparents and two great-grand U
arents. pC
At the Rebekah whist party in l. O. o. al
hall last Friday evening, there were
We tables of players, who found the at
ebekahs capital entertainers. w. f. IN
dson and Miss Lula Allen were the RI
inners in the game. Another party fe
i'll be given at the same hall tomorrow M
ening. Is
Mrs. Francis Dckerman, who had been W
sitting her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Rum
II, in Concord, n. H., and accompanied -
rs. Rumrill on a trip to Boston, reached ~
,me Monday. Mr.. Dickerman met her "a
"hi'e hiNei 'un0'ion tn