Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-06-11
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Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
Cradu uation.
Graduation What futter
| OF berufied muslin gowns,
4 Laces. fans and every utter
Trihe that the picture crowns.
Eyes are big and darkly shining,
Cheeks are flushed a lovely pink,
Locks in silken tresses twining
Shade from gold to black as ink.
] Tongues are stir. and hearts are quaking;
Essays rattle 10 the hands
| That. like voices soft, are shaking.
As Tore all each maiden stands.
| Could you dream, 9 radiant creatures,
Cuts among newspaper features
| May present the likes OF you.
Would you, in the pride of beauty.
A. the future sourly gaze
And esteem it pious duty
Not to pray for length Of days?
w. p. Abbott of Proctor was in the
village briefly Tuesday.
Church Tabor Of Swanton was guest
at Mrs. C. 8. Bent's Monday.
Mrs. Docia CLAIR of Stowe is guest at
Rev. g. o. Howe's this week.
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home OF his uncle, w. K. Rand.
Miss Icy Manchester is in Barre, the
guest Of Miss Estella Blanchard.
Mrs. Eugenia Ellison is in Derry, ".
H., with her dauhter, Mrs. Edwin B.
Wateston.
DIR. A. c. Bailey was in Northfield yes
terday to see o. P. Winch, who is in very
poor health.
w. p. Fisk brought his fortnight's va
cation to a close yesterday and went back
to Salem, Mass.
Rev. G.. o. Howe will supply at the
Rirstund Second Cong'l churches, Brook
field, next Sunday.
d. d. Howe, Henry s. Booth, A. NJ.
Hubbard and Lucius Webb are in Bur-
lington for Masonic week.
Mrs. c. o. Dumas came from Wood
stock Tuesday to attend the commence
uent exercises at the Normal school.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill and son of Con.
cord, n. H., are visiting Mrs. Rumrilrs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dicker-
man.
Randolph lodge of Odd Fellows will
have worksin the first degree Monday
night, and all members are requested to
be present.
F. g. Webster, Esq.,, of Burlington and
his elder son, Frederick, were with Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Webster last Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. F. w. Baldwin, Annis, Charles
and Henry are at the Baldwin cottage in
Peth. having arrived yesterday from Es-
sex Junction.
7 n Tck~~cr oxx~ca.a <ho ~--ac.&.or
exercises OF Northfeld High school last
Thursday, responding to a toast at the
alumni banquet.
J. B. Wells started yesterday morning
on road commission trip to Barre and
Orange and was accompanied rs far a.
Barre by Mrs. Wells.
Rev. Fraser Metzger delivered the an
nual sermon before the New England
convention of Christian churches in Fall
River, Mass, last night.
Mrs. Susan Gabrielle and Miss Jessie
Morgan drove to Rochester Monday with
the intention of passing good share Of
the summer in that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Moses are enter
tanning Mrs. Moses sister, Mrs. Susan
A. Crocker, and the Iatter's' daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Handy, of Cotuit, Mass.
Rev. w. 8. Bradshaw preached the an
nual sermon yesterday morning at the
convention of the Central Vermont asso-
citation of Baptist churches in Montpelier.
Gov. F. d. Proctor OF Proctor was in
town last Thursday, the guest Of L. B.
johnson and ID. H. Morse. In the after
noon he visited the Normal at the Center.
Recent additions to the list OF victims
OF the mumps are Mrs. Fannie Howard,
Mrs. w. j. Dukett, Miss Winnie Jones,
Miss Mary Boyce, Edward and Loren e.
dredge.
Mrs. w. c. Burnham and three chill
dren of White River Junction were with
Mrs. Burnham's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli st. Lawrence, from Saturday to
Wednesday.
The graduating class of the Randolph
High school will have a dance in Dubois
& Gays hall tonight after the graduat-
ing exercises. The Music hall orchestra
will play for the hop.
Rev. 8. H. Cain of Fitchburg, Mass,
preached in the Baptist church Sunday
morning and at Braintree Branch in the
afternoon as a candidate for the pastor
ate, resigned by Rev. w. 8. Bradshaw.
Miss NJ. Lucina Saxton, reference Ii
brarian at the Holyoke (Mass.) public Ii
brary, was elected secretary of the West
ern Massachusetts, Library club at the an
nual meeting just held in Pittsfield, Mass.