Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-08

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Tho Governors Staves.
Gay in their uniforms,
Braided blue uniforms.
Tasseled new uniforms,
Look az our col0neis
Shoulder their epaulets,
splendid gut epaulets,
Cranky state iournais,
Balls 70 the right o. rhem,
Balls to the left Of them
Balls all in front Of them,
Volley and thunder;
Straight through the hours Of night.
Dance they tili dawn Of light;
Legs break asunder.e.
Then at receptions grand,
10 they're R.llant band.
Ready with giadde-t hand
Kindly 70 greet and shake;
Smile while their fingers ache.
Arms simply crack and break
Torture Internal
Forward the unafraid;
Ice cream and cake are made,
suppers in ambush laid.
Theirs not 70 question why,
Theirs but 70 eat and die
Let's, for their valor. Aye
Pension our coloneis.
A daughter was born Monday 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Bert L. spoonen
Frank Mann Of Springfield was in this
village Monday and Tuesday.
Glenn Brewster has gone to Athol,
Mass. to work in a clothing store.
Miss Gertrude Hernandez went to New
York Monday to attend a wedding.
son, Lester Irwin, was born last
Thursday to Mr.. aud Mrs. O. J. Tall
man, living on Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wilson were In
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present at the opening OF supreme court.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aldrlch and son OF
6pringfsld. Mass, who had been enter
tanned three weeks at II. II. Howard's,
left the 5th inst for Hanover, n. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Converse and son
OF Meredith, N. e.. snd Miss Grace
Worthington OF Belmont, n. H., came
last Thursday and were entertained until
Monday BY Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rey-
nolds.
Mrs. R. J. Kimban and daughters took
their departure TO Brooklyn yesterday
and Montague Place Il closed for the
winter, Their coachman, Samuel Wash
burn, started for the city Monday night
with the horses
NJ. A. owen Of Norwich was in town
Sunday, stopping here on bis way to Bur-
lington. He had with him a paper con-
tanning an illustrated article descriptive
OF Portuguese East Africa, in which
country his granddaughter. Mrs. Otis
Barrett. and her husband are attempting
to establish an agricultural station foI
the Portuguese government.
Mrs. A. c. Lamb OF Granville was an
over-eunday visitor at tha home Of hei
brother, u w, Brnwn, and proceednd
from this place to NorthheId on vaca.
tion tour that had previously included
Pomfret and White River Junction.
Mrs. Lambs son. George w. Sargent, !.
slowly convalesciug from very serious
operation ct the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington, from which he was con-
sidered well enough to be dismissed
about three weeks ago.
The golden wedding Of Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Gemont Graves viii be celebrated al
their residence at 90 Colchester avenue
Burlington, Wednesday afternoon, Oct
2s, " hen they viii be happy to receive
their friends from to O'Clock. Dr
Graves was rector OF Grace church, Ran
dolph Center, four years from 1854 tS
1855, and has also served st. Johns
church in this village. Mrs. Graves wal
born in Randolph, . daughter Of the lat,
Phineas and Maria (Colton) Moulton
Besides vegetables, groceries, preserves
pickles, jellies and other food supplies
the Randolph sanatorium would be GLAD
to receive on its annual gift day, Oct. 16
or at any other time, these things, o
which il stands greatly in need:-Steam
er, large agate kettle. large teapot, dry
mop, cups aud sa1cers, sauce dishes, tray
cloths, napkins, els for dressers, beC
spreads, blankets, etc. Many people de
sirous of giving the sanatorium some
thing are frequently puzzled in the selec
tion of q suitable Offering, and this list i
made that the needs Of the sanatoriun
| may be known and intelIigently provides
for.