Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-18
Randolph.
GEoReIA WHITE, LocayRditOr.
An AiIeeory.

An Aileeory.
There's ared and juicy apple
ABd.wo greedy boys who fight,
Each unwilling that the other
should secure eenepous bite.
houbd the serappeFs, neutral youngsters
In aelose and grinnng ring
watch the fracas, while inc hOrRs
AgHraxatingly they sing
Punch sway there all you want 20,
Be a. little. be It much:
We've decided thar this apple
There shall neither Of you touch"
And theiads their ardor cooling,
sensibly proclaim truce,
For to quarrel over nothing
Doesn't seem to be much use.
VIII two nations, who precisely
such a declaration hear
still persist when easuS belli
Has been made 10 dfsappear2
Louis Cepeo is in Boston for a week,
fssaving Sunday night.
/ j. w. Raymond has been a victim OF the
fzsrip for nearly a week.
/ Mrs. JuIirs Kent OF Rox bury visited her
inephew, +. N. Rising, Saturday.
4 ii. B. Bell and his nephew Arthur,
I Austin, went to New York Tuesday.
\ Mrs. A r. Mallory is in Bellows Falls
4 for week. visiting her stepson, Frank
\ Parker
\ John II. Dubois was ert Monday after
\ having been housed for few days with a
X bronchial osld.
Fred, youngest son ofk1r. and Mrs. Je-
hlel Williams, has been having severe
attack of tht grip.
i Miss Leae Rhodes tock her departure
4 Monday for.AN inchesser. Mass, where she
\ is teaching school.
A The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. r. r. Dubois Tuesday afternoon,
Feb. q. at sciclock.
e. W. Tew ksbury Il Co. shipped $50
bushels of potatoes lsstRee to Connecti-
lcut, paying a cents q bnzhel for them.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. &. l. Sleeper of Barnard
were with Mr.. SleeperS mother, Mrs.
Maria l.. Sleeper, from Friday to Monday.
i Miss Louise Hastings came back last
Thursday from a two weeks' trip to Bos-
fton. FlfchburR and otherqoints in -aassa-
lohHsetts.
j The Randnlth WomaHla Literary club
ky i'll be entertained Satnr6ay afternoon by
Mrs. ". w. Ms rton az her home on Pree-
iEssct avenue.
/ Miss Nellie Carr, vino is staying
Ter a whsle at abe home. Of her fRther,
! Thomas Carr, went to Qusohee Friday 20
attend an Old BIiks' hall.
Nrs. W b. Yhll returned last Thursday
! from West Sonlerville, Mas :, accompanied
+ by her daughter, Mrs. IL G. BeekmsR,
whom she had bean visiting
Dnere will be a regular assembly OF
HRSxell oouncil r. and 5. 81, at Masonic
hall Monday evening, FasTuary =, and
all embens are ass<ed 10 be present.
W W srxsgue, sVho is bow connected
with the slarples Separator company and
mas lis business headquarters in Spring
feld, Mas, WAS al Eiome 0Fs~ Sunday
Mr. aud Rirs. JIG. Mannsarrived last
Thursday frsm 0efis nsburgh, n. Y. Mrs
Mann Is but Just recovering from t9o
months illness, and has come home to
regain her hesltb.
Mis- Ina Axerill o. st. Alhans arrived
Friday and isaaring sOr her nauther, Mrs
Clara AyeriIl. who xas able Sunday TO
leave Df. GtfioIts sanltarium, where she
underwent an Speratian.
Rev aud Mrs.. g. G.. Howe intend to
leave next Tuesday forkiouthern Pines, n.
c., 10 reEaain through the early spring
months They will BE- accompanied by
Mrs. Hexe's sistsr, Mrs Emily Staekwell,
.Of Rochester.
Alyah Bohon01, whx had been East
"A ince Christmas, spending the time in this
and surrounding downs, started Monday
on his return to farming pursuits in Dix
on, ILL.,, having hax a surseit OF Vermont
winter weather.
Hiss Nellie Mageanis, principal of the
primary school in b orth Hs rtland, was in
Randolph over Sunday with her SISTER,
nj - Mary MagennNs OF RoYalton. Ives
DAY Miss Neliie went to Burlington to
speHd her vacation.
Mra. Arson Rnrror CHS, wsao had bsen
IA Eaet Randolph owe Sunday, went back
10 Beat tleboro Tnesday, accompanied by
her INST her, Mr.. Edu und Webster. who
will msiSe her home with her daughters
family for the present.
The ,C.o-operatire creamery paid 25g
eents net a pound for butter tat during
January, made s2,e10 pounds of butter
and paiE patrons 1880. The Brigham
creamery paid Z5 cents net a pound for
butter fat in the same msnth.
Newton West, vino hal been stopping
for sbout two and q half years lc Taylor
county. Wis, arrived last Thursday and Is
staying WITH hts aunt, Ma. RoxanRa Heb
ard. az A. l.. NJ orse's for the present, ex-
pecting to resna in here Some time.
IL sault. tire asurar and zrayelineagent
of the New England Annesling and Tool
company OF Saith Boston, Mass, was in
town Saturday 10 see bic parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. I. Saa.t. T'hes company manu-
sactures granite tools and eeals in eron
and steel. Its place of business is on X
street in Soath Boston.
The f. r. Emerson company has 80
cured the contract for the lnsit.e finish al
the new public library at HenniSer, n. H.,
whaee building committee and trustees
have twice visited the Kimbell Public
library, and also aeon tract for the best I
part 81 the inside hhish Of the Carnegie
library at Claremont, n. Ii.
Henxg Luce viii flash work saturday
night IL the meat market OF Huntington
n Tnedo to go onto the farm OF John
Mudgeti in West RroaiStield. His place
in the market will be taken by |. d. lltch-
field OF Springfield, who was fornarsy IN
the meat business here and will begin
his labors tie first of Mardh.
Business al the gristmih makes an sz-
oeptionally good showing fo< 1905, during
witch II. p. Sanford reeeivad and soto
li.502 bushels of corn, iz.30 bushels OF
oess, on osrreis OF -four and sil29 tons OF
mid feeds, makipg 123 cars. on an aVerags
az sflout 20 tons each. The Insight paid
amogoted to fI1.6I.10, and tbs total cost