Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-09
Randolph.


GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
When Men Will Go to Church.
When in their shirtsleeves they may sit
And calmly pun a good cigar
In churches comfortably cooled
While Sirius is the r~igning star.
Ease loving men win hasten toward
The pleasant temples of the lord.
When feet can rest upon the pews
And incense Of the weed be burned.
sfraight from his non attending ways
VIII every sinful man 5e turned.
And all viii quick y hasten toward
The pleasant temples OF the Lord.
When ushers up and down the aisles
Bear mugs OF p inning lusciousness
To quench the thirst OF righteousness,
No danger but they'll hasten toward
The pleasant temples OF The Lord
When churches learn TO pas about
Something besides collection plates.
They'll solve the puzzling question that
The preachers mind now agitates,
And keeps him on the anxious search
To find why men don't go 70 church"
Miss Cora Bliss was at her home in
Richmond over Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Burnap has returned from
Fitchburg and Lowell, Mass.
p. L. Drew of Concord, N. H., was the
guest Of Guy Osha over Sunday.
Mrs. l. ID. Rhodes is away on a trip to
Brentwood, Exeter and Hampton Beach,
n. II.
A. N. Hayes was confined to the house
several days by a varicose ulcer on his
right leg.
Miss Bernice Briggs is in Ware, Mass,
for month with her aunt, Mrs. Nelson
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Vail have gone to
their farm in Porifret for the remainder
of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Bartlett of Dorches-
ter, Mass, are with Mrs. Bartlett's Moth
er, Mrs. C. NJ. Howard.
Mss.-H.W. Tewksbury has been suffer-
ing intensely for few days from neuritis
in the right arm and side.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Brigham have with
them Mrs Brigham's sister, Miss Minnie
A. Nfckerson, of Brcokline, Mass.
Miss Carlotta wiswall has Joined her
family at the wiswall cottage, having ar
rived yesterday from Yarmouth, Ne.
A. B. Ga, and family are now living in
chased by Mr.. Gay OF E. A. Shattuck.
Mrs. C. Fl. Melvin of Chicago, who is
summering at the Woodstock Inn, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury.
Fabien Dupuis moved his goods from
Mrs. L. +. Lynch's house yesterday and
is to live with his daughter, Mrs. l. ID.
Rix.
Mrs. Herbert Wiswall is entertaining
at the Wiswall cottage her sister, Mrs.
Frank johnson, and daughter of Melrose,
Mass.
Miss Hazel Fairbanks has finished a
three months season as trimmer in a mill
linery establishment at Portsmouth, n.
H., and is at home for rest.
Miss Thelma Russell of Marlboro,
Mass, has come to spend the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Marshall and
other relatives in this vicinity.
Frank w. Parsons, Jr., of New York
was at the Parsons farm Saturday and
Sunday with his wife and children, who
are passing the summer there.
Mrs. c. A. Brown of Barre and her
daughter, Miss Bertha /. Brown. a teach
er at Perth Amboy, N. j., are guests OF
the formers brother, Jonas Colburn.
d. ID. Howe took Timothy blanchard
of Williamstown to Rutland last night to
serve seven months at the House of
Correction for Illegal selling of liquor.
Mrs. F. j Howe of Chicago, who had
been With her sister, Miss Z. 5. Fogg, for
month, started last night for Macki-
nav straits, where she has a summer
home.
Mrs. Marion Beecher, a former resident
of this place who now lives in Berwick,
Me-, with her daughter, Mrs. Matte
Clement, is visiting relatives in Ran
dolph.
Miss Mary Dubois and her friend, Miss
Jennie Campbell of wsllingford, Conn,
are in Burlington this week, attending the
session of the American institute for
teachers.
Mrs. Dewitt Webb and daughter,
Wanda, arrived this morning from Key
West, Fla, TO be with Mrs. Webb's
mother, Mrs. Z. L. Brooks, through the
summer.
Mrs. Minnie Harriet Prince and son of
Downer's Grove, H., who were on their
way to Northfield, stopped here yesterday
to see their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. X.
Jones, Jr.
Roy Wilder, a steeplejack who had
been working in Roxbury, painted the
smokestack of the White Cross Bottling
plant Monday and his wife also spent the
day in town.
IVY"