Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-18

Dead two thousand Years agp
Dag up by Profess schurman
Just 10 scare Us, don't yoo know
And he says that Roman spectre
/ Was Roosevelt complete,
With the same Idea of knocking
Wretehed greed from On it, feet
That he, too, could sway the masses,
hearkening 10 his lightest breath,
And he hossed the old republic
4 tiil he hossed the thing to death.
The professor doesn't notice
The slight difference In dates,
Nor that GraccbUs wasn't dealing
With these same United States.
spooks win meier eonyinee this people
That the Theodore they land
Wasn't rightly named and Is not,
In these days, "a gift OF Cod
W. c. Emerson is in Boston, going last
night.
j. y. Trayers has been in Boston for a
few days lately.
Mrs. III. II. Paige and son are visiting
relatives in Pittsteld, Mass.
Judge c. II. Markham OF Pomiret was in
the village yesterday on business.
l. ID. Williams. long In feeble health,
has been suffering more severely OF late.
The Chautauqua circle will meet with
Mrs. Ellen blanchard next Monday even
/ ing.
! At bAttNihk VI ttaNNti touutiAs
No. Q. will be held next Tuesday evening,
the 2Sd.
/ Fred Copeland went to New York Fri
day and remained over Sunday with Willis
Chandler and Horace Moulton.
Mrs. &. NJ. Howard has returned from a
winters sojourn with her daughter, Mrs.
+. p. Bartlett, in Dorchester, Mass.
All members OF the w. X. &. are request
ed TO be present at the next meeting, as
there is important business to be consid-
cred.
Miss Julia Blair OF Montpelier was in
town from Friday to Monday as the guest
OF Mrs. o. S. Chamberlain ana Miss Alice
Herrick.
Miss Carlotta Wiswall OF Roxbury,
Mass, who teaches in Belmont, is spend
ing part OF her spring vacation with Miss
Desier Moulton.
II. w. Mcintyre was breaking a chunk
OF coal Monday when one piece hit the
famed condition.
Monday night for Los Angeles, Cal, as
their first objective point in seeking new
place OF ha5itation.
John Lynn. living with his mother, Mrs.
Wetmore, on School street, has been very
| Ill with bronchial pneumonia, which
seems now to have taken a turn for the
better.
p. ID. Chattield is devoting himself to
pig culture with wonderful success and
has now handsome collection of so little
curly tails, the offspring of ten matronly
grunters.
The Randolph Womsn's Literary club
will holu its next meeting at the home of
Mrs. III. A. Leonard Saturday, April 20,
/ 4. ~ n
ard as hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Smith are now living
in the Howe cottage on South street, ana
Mrs. Smiths place as housekeeper for A.
b. Kinney has been taken by Mrs. Amelia
Penn OF Braintree.
Miss Elizabeth Mann of Dewey's Mills,
has been staying lately with her grand
parents, MIR. and Mrs. William Mann, and
was accompanied by her grandfather
Tuesday as far as the Junction on her way
home.
A. G. Osgood is building a barn at the
rear of his residence on School street on
ground formerly occupied by the Cong'l
church horse sheds, only two of which
those standing on church land-will be re-
tanned.
Mrs. Mary Baptiste is spending a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Coulumbe, before her removal from Clare
mont, N. H., to Holyoke, Mass, where her
husband has found employment in the
paper mills.
K. l.. Bass has purchased the Sturtevant
house south of the freight depot in
Bethel, from whose station he ships
great deal of lumber. This acquisition
OF property does not, happily, mean a
change of residence from Randolph for
Mr.. Bass and his family.
Judge and Mrs. j. W. Rowell left their
winter quarters at the Pavilion in Mont
pelier yesterday and opened their resi-
dence on Randolph avenue. Mrs. Row
ellis sister, Mrs. Flora Flint, had also
been at the Pavilion and returned to town
with them.
Hon. V. l. Spear was in Cambridge yes
terday, canning syrup there at small
place that has been fitted up this season
for the purpose. II saves some trouble
and time to handle the sugar OF that sec
tion at Cambridge instead Of sending it to
this market for reshipment
Capt. B. r. Bowman has made con-
tract with the Central Vermont Railway
company to manage its excursions to the
exposition this summer and intends to
leave for jamestown next week in order
to take first preliminary survey of
affairs connected with his undertaking.
A carload of maple syrup and sugar, fix
lures and so forth was shipped to the
Jamestown exposition grounds Friday
from the Maple Sugar market. 1t will be
followed Sunday by A. j. Croft OF Euos
burg Falls and M. II. Miller of this place,
who are to arrange the exhibit and expect
to have display that will appeal to the
good taste of all the exposition visitors.
Mrs. Fannie Noble has taken the upper
tenement in the Hastings house on Fales
street, vacated by Fl. p. Riford and family,
who are now living in the upper part of
the Sargent house on South Pleasant street.
Mr.. Riford is gradually gaining after his
serious illness but during the period Of re-
moving was not strong enough to stand
the necessary confusion and sought re-
treat at the sanatorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. IL. Morse have been
entertaining Mrs. George Hedge Of Med
ford, Mass, who arrived Tuesday and
goes away today. Mrs. Hedges trip to
Randolph was to see her uncle, Ira
Spear, who has been making his home
with his niece, Mrs. e. s. Abbott, but has
reached such mental state that it
seemed best to place him in the guardian
ship Of Mr.. Morse, by whom he.wa taken
to the Waterbury asylum yesterday.
This is getting to be phenomenal
sugar season with sap still running and
makers hustling to keep up with the
flow. The maple sugar market is filled
~ raplptiou md has M room tn stOre