Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-04

I In pride OF manly form and tAcet
Are seen most any days
But sim hy dames 81 high degree
/ He's simply courted openly
In determined way.
They bring to bear their feminine wies,
And coax and wheedle-scold by whiles-
Near pester him 20 deathi
They dog his steps where'er he goes
And itwixt themselves nigh come 70 bloNs
And waste lot of breath.
For paper-hanging Is his trade,
And on. the promises hels made
And never means 10 keepi
The homes he's left IN disarray
To 20 away and stay and stay,
And let his victims weep
/ The Chautauqua circle is invited 10
meet next Monday evening with Mrs. A..
B. Tewksbury.
j. J. Trerise was in Parishville, N. y,
last week to see a brother, who is very i'll
with consumption.
Fred Copeland left Monday to resume
/ his studies at McGill college, Montreal,
after two weeks vacation.
I Miss Bertha r. Collins, assistant in the
Waterbury High school, was the guest OF
/ Miss Lena Bixby over Sunday.
i There will be work at the Rebekah
meeting Tuesday evening, and the mem
4 bers are requested to be present
There will be practice meeting OF the
+ o. T., IS. at Masonic hall next Thursday
evening, May IL, at 1880 o'clock.
Warren Davis OF Burlington accom-
panied his mother, Mrs. w. e. Davis,
4 Tuesday on her return to Randolph after a
months visit at his home.
Mrs. Frank Archer has moved from the
/ tenement over DIR. q. w. Seott's oiilce to
/ the Batchelder house ON Pearl street, into
+ the part formerly occupied by the late
Mrs. Ida Batchelder.
j Aannbtar Mrs
Nina Twitehell OF Bethel have been yis-
iting at E. g. Neff's the past week and
calling on old friends in town.
Herbert Allen, for several years resi-
dent of Bellows Falls, has removed to RAN
dolph, having found employment in the
furniture factory Of Salisbury Brothers.
While chopping Sunday night, L. T..
4 Butterfield encountered the clothesline IN
the sweep OF the AK, which bounded back
and struck him severe blow over the
right eye.
Edwin, elder son of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Goodwin, was taken Ill early sunday
morning and during the day developed
symptoms Of appendicitis, which, how
ever, yielded to medical treatment and the
severe pain subsidcd, leaving him Tuesday
comfortably conyaleseent.
E. L. Brooks has converted the old
Catholic building, which he purchased anu
had moved to the vacant lot beside has
block, into storehouse and rented u 10
Osgood & Roundy. Two double doors
have been cut in the side next 70 the track
and a platform built in front OF them.
Martin Connolly had the misfortune to
step 50 heavily on a nail at the Co-opera-
tive creamery Saturday that IL penetrated
his left foot. incapacitating him TO such
an extent that the High school ball team,
OF which be Is a member had TO cancel the
game with Northfeld at Northiield yester-
day.
Rev. q. f. Ladd, who came from Wood
stock last Thursday TO pack up his house
hold goods and remove them from lhe
Cong'l parsonage, was called away FRIDAY
10 fill preaching appointment, but re-
turned Tuesday To complete his work
I Mrs. Laid and two little daughters have
been in New York for week with mel
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. segar shipped theii
household goods Saturday to Burlington
where they have taken the house on La
fayette Place vacated by the removal @
Rev. q. W. Morrow and family to Detroit
Mich. Mr. Segar who has good pos4.lon
with the Porter Screen company 81 A
nooski, was here over Sunday, goinG X
harrington Monday. and his wife follow q
him Tuesday, leaving Madam Segar y
visit her sister. Mrs. 5. 5. Nhitcomb, ant
relatives In Northfield while they are max
, ing the new home ready for her
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tracy, who have
been living in st. Albans lately, are :
snend fhe summer at their cottage II
south Hero and this fall take up thet
residence in Boston, in which city his rui
as railway mail clerk brings him every
I other night. Mrs. Tracy aud son, Charles
came Friday from Essex Junction ans
/ Burlington. where they have been visiting
! TO remain q couple OF weeks with ner pdr
I ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hobart, 81 whos'
home Mr.. Tracy Joined them saturday 10
the first two days of the trout hshinl
season.
Jesse Remington has broken up house
keening In Bellows Falls and stored NJ
, GOODS. on account of the illness OF ht
: wife. and Is now working in the Emerson
) mill in order TO be with Mrs. Remington
VINO il being e6Fcd Tor at the le.hf u =
Parents. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Allen. Las
Thursday she was operated upon for a.
abscess in the lower part Of the left lunl
bv mrs. Clifford and Russlow, and Is 8
uresent making slow progress toward
Z recovery. Previous to the operation, W.
! insertions Of a surgical needle We're mao
10 the lung from the back, quart q nus
: being removed the first time, and a pm
the second.
Mrs. W. s. Curtis reached home las
Tbnrsdav. apparently much benefited b
her two weeks stay at Dr. Curtis privat
sanitarium in New York city. IN
brought with her an electrical apparatn
Tor continuing the treatment and L ~
been installed in a room adjoining IN
oft5re 81 the Randolph Telephone ex
change. from which direct connection Ga
be made with the dynamo IN II. w. Nc
Iufvrets establishment. Mrs. Cariis
srhase trouble il of a cancer1us nature
experts 10 be able 70 70 20 Caspian iass
Greensboro. for the summer, and ther
he apparatus viii be set up with a dyna
mo q is own.
4 Miss Julans Gay. who had been eonnne'
- 10 the bed since last Thanksgiving by th
feebieness Of advanced age. passed peace
p fnHv aWav Sunday afternoon in her -
vear. she was born im stock bridge, De'
81 1Rl. the daughter q Dansel and sail
IRakerI Cay. aud % her immediate fs!ilii
: survived only ~ her twin brother; W
iard Cav. The greater part of Der iile = E
sTsent II Gavsvilie but for the last tWeis
vaars her home had been in RANDOLPH
Traozf of the time with her sister in- u 7
Nrs. Mvron Cay, no was her ialthit
companion and nurse in her aecllhln
J yea~e The funeral was held 30 The hou'
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