Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-11

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1 And the reason, ifaith, is most easily seen.
| For he who would labor souls to save
Must be content 90 work hke slave,
/ To forego the pleasures with which life teens
And wear coat with shiny seams
! To canvass for books, 20 hoe or teach
Ia order 70 live and weekly preach
To hocks who his sermons highly rate
Al the nickles they drop in the passing plate.
I Most patiently he must drudge and moll,
Aud cali il enough u. by bis toll
soul that satan can't much desire
/ l. snatehed from the everlasting IRE.
"Oh. where are the reapers 70 garner IN
The sheaves 81 good from the fields Of sin -
I They're ell engaged In the world q trade,
Where an honest living can hapiy be made.
l. s. Chase has gone to Boston to see his
son, John Chase.
W. A. Mcintosh was in Lebanon, n. H.,
Friday and Saturday.
f. "A. Thomas went to New York Tues
day TO visit the markets.
A son was born yesterday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Butterfield.
Mrs. Roxana Jones OF Chelsea Is visiting
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Greene.
The musicale OF the Woman's Literary
club has been postponed until sometime in
June.
Mrs. Harriet Chamberlain OF Mt. YER
non, n. Y, is the guest Of her niece, Mrs.
NJ. A. Tewksbury.
Mrs. Laura Cushman, the guest OF Mrs.
T.. A. Thomas for more than a week, left
for Burlington the sth.
Herbert Allen, who has moved here from
Bellows Falls, is living in the Martin
block on Randolph avenue.
Miss Abbie Clark went to st. Albans
yesterday to spend the rest Of the week
with her father, n. +. Clark.
l.. ID. Williams came back Wednesday
from New Haven, Conn.,, having been with
his children in that city since Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth V. Abbott of Northdeld has
taken up her residence for the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Tewksbury.
Mrs. Edwin Grover Of Needham, Mass,
is visiting her brother and his wife, Or.
and Mrs. II. @. Beekman, at w. Il. Wallis.
Fred Beedle went back to Keene, n. H.,
yesterday to resume business after three
months OF convalescence from appended
tbs.
Mrs. Clinton Hewitt, after being with
her sister, Mrs. A. A. Chadwick, for
week, went back to South Royalton Tues
day.
The Randolph High school ball team
was defeated at Northfeld yesterday by
the Northfield High school team by
score Of 20 to 8.
Mrs. John Lynch, who has been in
Cleveland. Ohio, all winter with her
brother, +. w. Freeman, is now IN
Worcester, Mass, with her son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh enter
tanned Monday Mrs. Mclntosh's mother
aud stepbrother, Mrs. Nellie and Rev.
Leon Morse Of Montpelier seminary.
L. NJ. Rimball and DIR. Proctor OF Bos-
ton are in town for week, arriving yes
I.a of u
balls mother and sister at A. j. Richard
sons.
Mrs. Mary Culley, who had made her
home In Randolph for over a year with
her daughter. Mrs. Wales i. Bass, went
Tuesday to Enfield, n. H., to live with an
other daughter.
Miss Carrie Eaton was among the arriv-
ais Monday night, coming from Melrose
Highlands, Mass, where she had been
passing seven weeks at the home OF her
brother, Harry Eaton.
Capt and Mrs. b. f. Bowman were in
Bethel Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
DR.. J. A. Bowman ana were among the
relatives accompanying the remains 70
Barnard Center for the interment.
The club house at Mafeba lake has been
enlarged by building out over the front
piazza TO give four good chambers on the
second floor, and the living room down
stairs has been improved by the addition
OF a rustic fireplace Of white stone.
"The Missouri Girl" which comes to
Dubois a Gays hall, Randolph, FRIDAY,
May 10, was seen at Montpelier, Burling-
ton and Barre last season, and recently
played Rutland and st. Alhans. The show
is said to be particularly good one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hammond, whose
marriage occurred April 20 at the resi-
4. 1gt Aa hrfdafa Mrs n 4 X iua-
ball, in Brooklyn, n. Y, took wedding
trip to the Bermudas, from which they are
about returning to begin housekeeping at
Northampton, Mass.
The Buck Printing company has moved
its plant from the Lamson block at the
corner OF Merchants Row and Pleasant
street, where it has been located for the
last fourteen years, to the White Front in
Dubois & Gays block, which offers more
roomy accommodations.
Mrs. II. f. Hubbard, her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart, Mrs.
T.. II. Hubbard and two sons, Ray and
Harold, took their departure last night for
South Pasadena. Cal. to Join the brothers,
IA. Il. and f. III. Hubbard, who went TO
California last October and have decided
TO locate there.
Mrs. G. W. Morrow and her sister, Miss
Mae Whitmore, are expected from Bur-
lingtOn in Few days 10 visit MT. anu MIS-
Charles Stevens, DR.. and Mrs. Z. o. Blan-
chard and other friends in this village be-
fore going to Caspian lake, Greensboro,
where they will occupy their cottage dur
ing the summer.
Mrs. l.. A. Segar, after two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. s. 5. Whitcomb,
started Tuesday for her new home in Bur-
lington, to which city her son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. +. ID. Segar, removed last
week. Madam Segar went from here TO
Roxbury and will also stop in Northteld
before reaching her destination.
Mrs. T.. W. Howe, who had been help
ing her sister-in-lRw, Mrs. Kate Soper, in
preparing for the latter's final removal
from this village, returned to NOrthiield
Monday, and Mrs. Soper left Tuesday, be-
ing bound ultimately for Medford, Mass,
where she and her daughter, Florence,
have been living for the last year.
Just as the furnace fite has been allowed
to die out, along comes the ice man with
the cheering intelligence that his COM
modify has risen in price i've cents hun
dred or q dollar a season. Wise man he
waited until butter began to spread
thought too easily before making this
startling announcement. Last February
he lust sawed ice and said nothing.
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