Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Randolph.
lEoReIA WHITE, Local Editor.
AIas. Our ChauneeYl 1

Alas, Our Chauuceyl
! Time was when aloft we would i5yfuily raise him
Nor named him except q fulsOmely praise him
Vi sReiahers men thought him BY far the most
And wherever he sat was the head Of the table.
His Jokes and his stories we're everyone's pleas
I He was voted BY an a diping-out treasure.
/ And yonths fore glass oFatoFicay brewing
+ We're said T. be merely Chauncey DepeWing.
Bot allek and alas. how our Chauncey has tum-
Since over the Equitable dollars he stumbled
ing;
His brilliant career has shame for it, ending.
Graye, s,ela,sgres, for praises, must grievousIy
And out Of the senate they're anxious to Kick
him;
While youths who are said 70 be chauneey De
Are subjects for sherins', with writs, Interview
Unless 4 may chance that, ike him, they're re-
The widow and orphan Of sums past believing.
And under the name OF director concealing
thieyinE 20 great thar tt can't be called steal-
Ing.
ID. 7. Dyer has been harvesting his usual
crop OF ice from the mill pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Reynolds and little
daughter passed Sunday In Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 4. Sault came back
Monday from two weeks visit in YER
gennes.
Frederick Leeds has been In New York
nearly fortnight with his mother, Mrs
John Leeds, who Is in poor health.
Misses Clara Hawes and Lila Tracy OF
Berlin, who arrived Saturday, are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Tracy.
Mrs. George l.. Spear has been in Bur-
lington SINCE Tuesday, visiting her sister
and niece, Mrs. A. +. kendrick and Mrs.
5. II. Mccullough.
Mrs. Hale L. Flint and three children
returned the 6th from two weeks stay in
Milton with Mrs. Flint's parents, Rev.
ana Mrs. r, Il. Herrick.
Mrs. Laura Mason of Philadelphia is in
town for an indefinite stay with her sister,
Miss Maria Beedle, but is being enter
tained at present at A. II. Beedle's.
A regular communication Of Whitney
chapter, No. 5, X. A. NJ, viii be held in
Masonic hall Monday evening, the 18th.
for practice and the receiving OF petitions.
Mr.. and Mrs. tseorge II. Roberts re-
turned Saturday from their wedding trip
10 the northern part OF the state and last
night left for their future home on farm
near Roxbury.
Barney shapiro was in Middlebury last
week from Tuesday to Saturday, being
called there by the serious condition OF
his mother, who has had 70 undergo a
second operation.
Eleven ladies' OF the Randolph Womau's
Literary club entertain tomorrow evening
in the parlors OF the Brick church on the
occasion Of Gentlemen's night, the pro-
gram to begin al $50.
Miss Pauline Raymore was bridesmaid
at the marriage OF her brother, William
Raymore, and Miss Mary Boss in SPRING
field Monday, and the bridal couple ac-
compsnieu her home on their wedding
trip.
Miss Cora Noble, who had been with her
mother, Mrs. Nettie Noble, during the
holiday vacation, went back Sunday to
Burlington, where she makes her home
with her grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Noble,
and attends school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beals and adopted
daughter OF jamestown, n. D., were the
guests OF Mrs. T.. ID. Strong over Sunday,
stopping here on their way from Boston
to Mr.. BeRls' old home in Bakersfield.
Miss Bessie Lewis, who had been in New 4
York a week with the family OF Clarence 4
Morgan of Montreal, for whose children /
she IS private tutor, reached home Sunday
aud is TO remain until next Monday before 4
joining the Morgans In Montreal again.
Mrs John Delaney and infant son of .
Mass, who had been in Bur-
lington TO see Mrs. Delaney's mother, Mrs. I
Pratt, STOPPED here Saturday on the way
back TO attend to some business matters,
and stayed until Tuesday with her broth
or, George Pratt, and family.
The annual meeting of the Snowshoe
club had an attendance OF about fifteen in
the parlor of the Inn Monday evening.
These officers were elected for the coming
wear - President. X. J.. Mitchell; vice pres
ldent, A. r. Bass; secretary and treasurer,
Glenn Bailey; executive committee, John
Iamson, }. w. Raymond, T.. 5. Tracy and
Mrs A. T.. Bass. II was voted to assess
The members ten cents except those who
join this year. Ii
McCollom & Estabrooks, the spring
water ice dealers, submitted a few weeks
ago 10 the state laboratory at Burlington
Tor analysis samples of water from their
newly made pond, the Eldredge pond and
Mafeba lake. The report which has been
received from the laboratory states that
he samples from the two ponds give good
analyses. but the water OF Mafeba lake
.hows an excess of ammonia; so only the
ce from the ponds Will be stored Tor
purposes. There is thought TO {
De already sufficient ice ON these pure /
water bodies to supply the village.
ID. II. Morse and his daughter, Miss
Mary, were in Hartford last Thursday, as
listing GOV. G. }. Bell and the governors
laughter, Miss Jennie, in organizing
POMONA grange. In the evening, the gov
rnor and Miss Bell installed the officers
4 .ascadnac Grange OF Hartford. Miss
Horse came home Friday. but her father
vent to STAFFORD, where he installed the
Ulcers Of the subordinate grange OF that
lace. Tuesday he attended meeting IN ,
~ WNaaa.
tate Grange, called TO consider ways and
means OF Increasing the members and .
trength OF the already fiourlshing order. ;;