Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-29
Randolph.
eRoReIA WHITE. Local Editor.

GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.
5ryce's Commonwealth Of Vermont.
Ambassador Bryce tells Vermonters their stale
Was intended for recreation;
Its scenery superb quite settles its fate
As summer resort for the nation
Let is mountains be clothed with the evergreen trees
Where the deer in security brovses:
To paaiial hotels, the soiourners to please,
Let US turn all the little farm houses
Let the meadows no more be devoted to hay,
But TO golf and lawn tennis diversions:
Cease the use Of the streams in a factory way
They are merely for fishing excursions.
Stop the hum Of the loom and the roar Of the mill;
OF your charms Vermoniers be hoanders
But pursue without fail the dairying still
Just to furnish ice cream for the boarders
For three months Of the year in our beautiful state
We can fleece all the tourists appearing.
And the rest Of the time can hibernate
And prepare for another good shearing
They eniioe. Mr.. Bryce. the views you express
And you got them, they think, from the papers,
From the reading Of some Of the Green Mountain press
And their semi-oocasona vapors,
Mrs. c. A. Lasher has gone to GuiIford.
Mrs. F. B. Thomas was in Montpelier
Tuesday.
Kent Bradley of New Haven, Conn, is
guest at the Inn.
Miss Winifred Richmond was in
Montpelier yesterday.
Miss Mary s. Dubois is spending a
week at the Sanford farm.
Miss Katie w. Abbott Of Groton is
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wales T. Bass.
G. e. Flint and family of Northamp-
ton, Mass, are at A. L. Curriers'.
Mrs. Ruth Abbott is at Walter c. How
ards again after a'two weeks absence in
NorthfeId.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L ClaAin went to
Burlington Tuesday and returned
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. A. Brooks came from Bethel
Tuesday to spend few days with Mrs.
E. d. Strong.
Mrs. John Thayer Of Peth went to
NorthheId yesterday to work in the
knitting factory.
Miss Hattie Knights Of Bradford, N. H,
has been with her aunt, Mrs. Henry s.
Tobey, since Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. whitcomb have
Mrs. Whitcomb's sister. Mrs. L. A. Segar
of Roxbury, with them.
Mrs. Ed. Monroe and daughter Of
Windsor are visiting Mrs. Monroe's aunt,
Mrs. Solomon Howard.
Miss Celia Williams has been disabled
several days by a badly swollen thumb on
her left hand, the result Of a strain.
Mrs. w. E. Prescott of Manchester. N.
h, was the guest OF Mrs. o. P. Hood
last week from Thursday 10 Saturday.
Miss Ida Flint is to be here Sunday for
a fortnight's vacation from her work as
steDograpber at the Quincy House in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. A. ]. Curtis, who had been at the
sanstorium for treatment, left that insti-
tuition last Thursday for her home on
School street and has been very comforta-
Bile lately.
Miss Georgia Mann is to be at home
through the month OF August on a vaca-
tion from her work in the Thresher Silk
store, Boston
Deacon w. F. Howard is convaIescing
slowly from an attack Of indigestion with
which he was taken at the ssnatorium
last Thursday.
Benjamin D'Ewart of Worcester,
Mass, went away Tuesday after having
been guest at G. c. Roundy's since the
previous Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer White are in
Woodstock today as the guests OF Mr..
Whites sisters, Mrs. F. B. Merrill and
Mrs. Aurora Rogers.
Mrs. William Downing, Misses Alice
and Louise BriDn, the guests at Alfred
Eaton's, and Miss Eta Chamberlain are
in Montpelier today
Dwight Adams accompanied his cousin,
Nelson Seaver, to Roxbury, Mass, yester-
day and the two boys will 60 Saturday to
Orleans on Cape Cod.
Herbert, the infant son OF Charles and
Olive (Chaussey) Farnum, died in Mont
real Sunday, July 6, at the age of six
months and sixteen days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustus Duri came from
Fair Haven Tuesday in their touring car
and took home with them yesterday Mrs.
Louis Mazzolini and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. L ID. Partridge have
with them their granddaughter, Miss
Ethel Wellington, and Mrs. w. c. Nye
and daughter. Laura, OF Washington.
Miss Winnie Tredo, after a weeks stay
at w. c. Slack's, went back to Hillsboro,
n. H., yesterday With her mother, Mrs.
Dora Tredo, who joined her Tuesday.