Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-15

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To realize the April fool
'Tis April when the naples bole
Il wounded by the Augur bit,
And scarcely through the rounded hole
Before in market there b viewed
The sugar that Is, as a rule,
Not new, but recently renewed
And just another Aprilfool.
'rls April Iat. most hitting date,
p Mnen listers start the quizzing, which
OF those the world considers rich
Of mortgages and debts they learn
,Asd. BY no eiPh'riRg taught at school,
For purposes of April fooh
Mrs. Ruth Abbott is in Greenfield,
Mass, with her sister, Mrs. Jane Dutton,
Capt. J. E. Eldredge went to Highgste
Springs today to open the camping season
at that resort.
Mrs. ]. B. Wells has gone to Keene, N.
d., to stay few days With her daughter,
Mrs. Gus Wetmore.
Misses Alice Buck and Bertha Rowell
were the two candidates initiated into
Fern Rebekah lodge Tuesday night.
F. s. Hewitt OF Quechee was enter
tanned Tuesday and Wednesday by his
cousins, g. L. and Willard Z. Martin.
Leonard Hutchinson Of Barre was at
the Hutchinson farm Sunday and Mon
day for little enjoyment Of the sugar
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Harper have been
in hoIyoke, Mass, since Sunday as the
guests Of Nj. Harper's daught Mrs.
George Kent.
Charles Fletcher left Tuesday for AttIe-
bOro, Mass. after spending q few weeks
with his brother, II. v. Fletcher, and
other friends in town.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Miller is taking charge
of household affairs for Mrs. W. 81.
GladdinR, who is still far from strong
after her recent illness.
B. @. Bass came yesterday from Rox-
bury, Mass, where be has his headquar-
ters at present, and is to be in Randolph
and Bethel day or two.
Charles Baker has sold his milk route
to Hale L. Flint Of the Drury farm, whose
dairy has been increased, and the cart is
being run By Arthur c. Slack.
Mrs. Clemmie r. Pratt, who has been
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Page in Los
Angeles, Cal, all winter, started yester.
day on her return to Randolph.
Mrs. Irene Dyer was called from Bo-
gotta, n. j., Saturday by the death Of her
sister, Mrs. Martha Goodno, whose funer-
al was held in Rochester Sunday.
E. L. Bass has sold his farm, stock and
tools to his son, John W. Bass, who has
already taken possession. Mrs. e. L
Bass will remain at the farm for the pres
ent.
J. Harris Bass has reached an agree
ment with Fred Bacon OF East Bethel
whereby the latter is 70 purchase the Bass
farm, which has been offered for sale this
spring.
News has been received Of the birth Of
a son, Lester George, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hart in Pasadena, Cal, March %.
Master Lester George is the third boy in
the family.
Mrs. 8. N. Wheeler came Tuesday from
Marshield, where she had been sojourn-
ing the last two months, and is with her
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Wheeler, at Wat
son Banister's.
Mrs. Clarence ]. Allen Of Winchester.
Mass, who was on her way home from
Barre, stopped here Tuesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Joslyn and resumed her
journey yesterday.
Glenn E. Osha, brother OF C. o., q. A.
and Arthur Osha, is now well established
in business in New Haven, Conn.,, as pro-
prietor OF the Yale Dairy lunch and res
taurant on Chapel street.
Mrs. Fanny Lewis, who moved back
lately to her home on Forest street after
soiourning two years or more in different
places, was given a welcome last Thurs
day afternoon by q number OF her
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Church have
been entertaining q brother-in-law, Hem
~ G. Clark Of Hartford, Conn.,, who ar
rived Friday and accompanied Mrs.
Church aud Master Harold Tuesday on q
visiting trip to Barre.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton went
to st. Johnsbury Monday to see their son
and then proceeded to Hardwick. where
the Vermont State conference is in annu-
al session. Rev. DR.. A. L Cooper and
his daug hter, Miss Rosa, left for confer
ence Tuesday.
@. B. Emery, who has been living in
Barnard this winter, was in the village
Tuesday and rented part of A. j. Fosters
house on Park street hill, to which he
will move his family at once. Mr.. EN-.
cry is to resume work in the marble shop
Of A. F. Lamb.
David 7. Dyer, who has been the Ran
dolph ice man for the last "a years, is to
be succeeded by John Wood, who has
bargained out the business, including ice
houses full of this years cuttings, teams,
etc, and is making preparations to satis-
~ the summer demand.
The Green Mountain band " i'll not only |
play for the Memorial day exercises Of q. |
3. Grant post, which will be held in RAN
dolph Saturday, May 29-since the regu- !
lar Memorial date, May 30, falls this year
on Sunday-but it will also furnish 1
music for the exercises in Bethel Monday,
May 81.
Miss Genieve Lamson will start In !
few days for Boston and after week in |
that city will continue her journey to |
San Francisco, stopping en- route at Los
Angeles. After stay OF some length at !
San Francisco, she will go on to Seattle, |
WASH, and remain there the greater part !
Of the summer.
Mrs. c. e. Wyman is very in with the |
grip and confined to the bed for the sec |
ond time this winter at the home of her |
daughter, Mrs. o. H. Silver, in Barre. /
She is attended by DR.. v. c. Goodrich,