Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-07
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.
Our Summer Home.

Our Summer Home.
Way down south In old Virginny,
Where the cotton, corn aud sweet potatoes grow,
They're Ia hold an exposition
OF the wonders that this country has % show
For the past three hundred years
Since the brave old plo-cers
Came 10 plan, the mighty nation that We know,
Way down south 10 old virginny,
There Vermont a simple summer home" will
which In modest unpretension
Will BY charm the most artistic fancy striker
And a lady architect
From New York do they elect
for 10 tell us what our summer homes" are like.
WAY down south to old virginny
And 10 Jamestown's great tercentenary show,
Every single last vcrmontcr
From his sundry kinds Of cottages should 40.
Mildly curious, "a beam
On the architectural dream
OF a typcal "summer home" he doesn't know.
w. b. Avery Of West Camp.on, n. H., is
here today.
DIR. w. II. II. Lewis OF Barre was in the
village Saturday.
A. NJ. Hubbard returned Tuesday from
business trip to Boston.
Miss Bessie Sanford OF Montpelier was
the goest OF her uncle, II. q. Soper, over
Sunday.
ter, Mrs. A. T.. Niles, Of Brattleboro, who
arrived Tuesday.
Bert Hood, who clerks in Woodstock,
was with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. p.
Hood, from Friday to Monday.
Eugene Williams was in town Monday
on one of his regular trips as salesman for
lumber firm in Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Stark have taken
the Alexander Tatro farm for year and
assumed charge of II the first OF March.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Thomas have with
them Mr.. Thomas niece, Mrs. Bernard
Newton, and tVo little children of Bur-
lington.
s. L. Mccarthy OF st. Albans has taken
the place of night operator at the station,
made vacant by the departure OF Fred
Fairbanks to st. Paul, MINI.
Misses Lizzie and Nellie Adams OF South
Royaltou attended the concert Of the Royal
Venetian band Friday night and were
guests at tine Randolph Sanatorium over
Sunday.
The ladies OF the Baptist church had
about 55 at their boiled dinner town meet
ing day and nearly 80 at the hash supper.
The receip from both dinner and supper
amounted to s273O.
Fred Fairbanks and j. II. Marcott, who
went to st. Paul, Minn., Monday to take
the examination for telegraph operators on
the Northern Pacific railroad, started last
night for Portland, Ore.
Mrs. b. II. Davis, sister OF Mrs. j. b.
Eldredge, left the sanatorium Tuesday and
went to her home in Northfield, having
practically recovered from an operation
undergone about six weeks ago.
Robert Adams came home yesterday
frA q fTnsu s,f in .rtt
pied condition as the result of fall on
some slippery steps that fractured a bone
in his right ankle and injured the liga-
ments.
A cablegram was received by MIR. and
Mrs. l.. p Thayer Monday night announc-
ing the fe arrival at Carthagena, Colom-
ba, .S1uth America, of their daughter,
Miss Maurine, and Mrs. ID. q. Emery of
Burlington.
Mrs. Eli Sault accompanied her niece,
Addie Rockwell, to the latter's home in
Sharon Saturday and returned the next
day. The little girl, a daughter of j. II.
Rockwell, formerly in business here, had
been visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott OF Rochester
and their brother, Winfield Scott, of Fort
Ann, N. Y, came over the mountain Tues
day and went to Barre to see Elwin, the
son of Walter Scott. Returning here in
the evening, they spent the night at Allen
Flint, Jr IS.
John Gorham has been having a two
weeks vacation at home before beginning
work Monday in shop at Hartford. Conn.
Through the winter he was employed in
Holyoke, Mass, but for a few weeks pre-
cedlng his return was in Waterbury, Conn.
He and Mrs. Gorham started Tuesday on q
trip to Northtield and Stowe, with the in
tention Of coming back Saturday.
Prin. E. G. Ham went to Burlington
this morning to attend the second confer
ence of preparatory sch OILS with the Uni
versity OF Vermont, which takes up this
year teaching of the classics. Mr.. Ham
" i'll lead the discussion tomorrow after
noon in the teaching OF Virgil and Ovid.
In connection with this conference will be
held the first meeting of the Vermont Sec
tion OF the classical association OF New
England, and tomorrow night the School
masters'club will have banquet.
George 8. Hutchinson left Tuesday to
look for place in which to establish his
Green Mountain Gum mandatory, which
demands better shipping facilities than
Randolph affords. His first destination
was Albany, N. Y, and a number OF other
towns were on his list for investigation.
The north end OF the Howe block, vacated
Dy MT. nutCuluSOuy uhS uccu Ichtcu w
Lewis Jerd, who will open a meat market
there as soon as refrigerator can be built
and some other necessary changes made.
Mr. Jerd will have the assistance OF his
two sons, Fred and George, in the market
and his head meat cutter will be Warren
Church, who has been working some time
in the Panton market.
r. Nardini and family took their de-
parture yesterday to Burlington, where
Mr.. Nardini will engage In the fruit busi-
ness as proprietor OF two stores. Peter
Mazzolini is now in possession of the store
in this place and has the assistance of
Louis Mazzolini. Sebastiano DaPrato,
who has been connected with the Ran
dolph establishment ever since 1t was
started, will open new store on the OPP
poste side OF Merchants Row in the room
that Joseph Degonyon has been occupy
ing for a shoe shop. Show cases are being
made and as soon as the apartment can be
put in attractive shape, Mr.. DaPrato will
be ready for business. Mr.. DegoDyon will
have his shop in the Stewart block in
what was once the Globe Wall Paper store.
Mrs. Frank Campbell, living in the
Charles Campbell house in West Braintree,
left her two-year- daughter, Annie,
sitting by a window Monday morning
while she went to a neighbours for the
days supply OF milk. She had hardly
been away five minutes before Emery
Stone, passing by, saw the child crying as
though in distress and went to investigate.
He found the room full of smoke, the
paint blistered and the heat so great that
it had cracked the glass in the window
where the baby sat A lively fire had