Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-01
Randolph.



And everybody flies,
Instead ~ angeIs, what crew
VIII travel through the skies
For predatory wealth. no doubt,
VIII in the heavens shine
A In the ships that riches nout,
They travel b. airline.
And thea of course the guided youth
VIII race ncroes the sky,
And a they hoEk we1I know IN truth
while through he AZ 'i'- perhaps win steal
The perfume strangely keen
That tainted money must, we feel
Impart 70 gasolene
Then friends from everywhere win come
On flying visits bent,
And company viii drop right plumb
From out the ornament.
Aloft wen peer with anxious frUwn
And scan the clouds with care,
Lest guests should quickly settle down
And catch rs unaware.
Most certainly wond'rous time
Twill Be. when through the air
But present times are fair
No need % hurry 70 perfect
Since birds alone We nov expect
Upon our roofs 20 light.
The Eastern Star will meet next Thurs
day, Oct s.
Mrs. C. A. Lasher has been in Rutland
for the last few days.
Charles Blair OF West Derby has been a
guest At L. J. Blakely's for few days.
Mrs. Charles English of Woodstock
visited Mrs. Ellen English Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Montgomery is with her
sister. Mrs. e. E. Fish, in Richmond for
an indefinite soiourn.
DIR. E. z. Ladd OF Plymouth, N. H.,
was at the Church farm from Monday to
wednesday 10 visit his wife and daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Parkburst enter
tanned over Sunday Mrs. Parkhurst's
brother, L. A. Dodge, OF Worcester.
Mass.
I Eine-pound son was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Curtis in Rochester;
grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hodg-
lkins Of this village.
Mrs A. d. hanson and her daughter,
Miss Carolyn, closed Idleton cottage
Tuesday and started for their winter
home in Philadelphia.
Dr. Arthur Bean Of Brooklyn, n. Y,
has Joined his wife and daughter for q
two weeks Tacstion before escorting
them back 10 the city after q summers
outing Ia Brookfisld.
Mrs. F. A. Holbrook went back to
Brooklyn, N. T.. Friday after . stay OF
six weeks in Vermont, during part OF
which time she was the guest of Dr.. and
Mrs. L. A. RussIow-
The Hadiey Moying Picture entertain
msni IN the BapEist church Friday night
! had - good rntrunaHu thaf f'ie rncsfrG
amountsd to f2s, Of which IS went into
the treasury Of the Federated churches.
Mrs. Marie wiswalI left the wiswall
cottage Monday for Roxbury, Mass, and
will be followed tomorrow by Miss Har-
riet Wiswall and a guest, Mrs. w. w.
Harvey Of Roxbury, who came last Fri
day.
} Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. McLaurin arrived
Saturday from Clarence, Ont, where they
had been visiting his relatives, and 20
today to New York to sail from that port
the Sd inst. on their return to Havana,
Cuba.
Miss Ella Boudette went from this
place Monday to resume duty as trained
nurse in Fitchburg, Mass, after -four
months rest. During September she had
been in Randolph with her sister, Mrs.
I z. L. Merchant.
Mrs. Mary Mann. Mrs. ]. A. Gorham
and Miss Jennie Granger visited at Al
} bert T. Morse's Friday, and Mrs. Cor.
ham and Miss Granger started the next
day for their homes In Hartford, Conn.,.
and Lynn. Mass, respectively.
Mrs. Ida Jenness Moulton OF Beverly,
Mass, presented ssThe Lion and the
. Mouse'' in q clever monologue at Grang.
! hall last Thursday night but her audi
: ence, though appreciative, was small.
The Grange quartet assisted in the enter
tainment.
n.
1 threatened with typhoid pneumonia that
her daughter. Mrs. E. J. O'Brien. wal
summoned from West Somerville, Mass.
last Thursday and has since been caring
for her. Mrs. Carr is now much bettel
!; and gaining steadily.
! Miss Alice Hatch went to Bethel Satur
! day and brought home her aunt. Mis-
Adelaide Hatch. who has had q severe
, illness there of over q months duration.
! The trip from Bethel was made quickly
! and comfortably by auto and the con
valescent bore it very well.
Misses Carrie and Icy Manchester hav'
been in Brattleboro since Monday as ths
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Thompson
who used to make their headquarters al
The Manchester when the Souto com
pany. with which Mr.. Thompson is con
nected, had it's factory in Randolph.
1 The many friends Of Prof. and Mrs. A.
L. Hardy in this section VIII be glad tC
know that their eldest son, Robert, hal
so far recovered from his recent nervous
and mental breakdown that he has beer
allowed to leave the hospital and is viii
his parents in Amherst, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolls Lamson Of Hudson
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Russell
I OF Marlboro, Mass, were an auto party
that reached town Friday on visit t
Mr.. Lamson's sister. Mrs. II. W. Fits
Mrs. Hattie Lamson and other relative
in this vicinity. They stayed until Tues
day.
Judge james NJ. Tyler of Brattleboro
r who was thrown from his carriage ant
injured Sept. "a, Is not likely to be abl
to attend the irst week OF supreme court
and Chief Judge J. W. Kowell viii appl'
= to the chief Of the superior judges to des
sgnate q judge to take Judge Tyler
place.