Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-11

Determined TO chaw each other up
While the anconvened heather wondered
But now, behold We have come to know
Dsunion and hate no longer grow
'Twixi Churches that throw their fences down
And replace with smile the blgoied froSni
Though stiIl after fashion Of cat and pup,
They are trying to eat each other up,
'Tis because they love each other so.
Miss Minnie Davis OF Norwich is being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Sails
bury.
Miss Mary Wedgwood went to Hoi-
yoke, Mass, last Thursday to take posi-
tion in the library of that city.
Carl Edminster is beginning to gain
from a six weeks illness with rheuma-
tic trouble affecting his right arm.
Mrs. p. E. Grow went to the sanatori-
am last Thursday for a slight operation,
from hich she is recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brockway Of West
Hartford were the guests OF Hon. and
Mrs. V. |. Spear Monday and Tuesday.
Lester Watson, who has been more
comfortable for the last week, was taken
to the sanatorium Monday to be cared
for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood
reached home Tuesday from a long sum
mer's soiourn at Caspian lake, Green's
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Danforth OF Read
ing. Mass, who had been the guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Eaton, went away
Tuesday.
The firemen are to have ball Thanks
giving night in Dubois a Gays ball for
W which the Music Hall orchestra will be
engaged.
Albert Ray and bis sister, Mrs. Ellen
Young, returned yesterday from a few
weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs. X. w.
Morse in Barre.
@. o. Osha has added plumbing and
the installing OF heating apparatus to his
other lines Of business at the garage on
south Main street.
Mrs. Emily Stockwell of Rochester,
who has been here several days, went tc
Mort thneld Falls this morning to spend
the day with her son, K. P. etockwell.
DR.. c. ]. Rumrill is convslescing slow
ly from his recent severe sickness and 4
at Arthur Judd's in South Strafiord,
where Mrs. Rumrill and their daughter,
Irene, spent Sunday with him.
4 Guests at the Randolph Inn express
great satisfaction with the game dinner
served BY Landlord Hayward nowadays
Green Mountain bear and venison ar
very attractive isalnFee Of the menu.
Mrs. Warren Church and younger son
Harold, were in Barre from Friday (
Tuesday, visiting the older son, Dana,
student at Goddard seminary, and Mrs
Rlla Pitkin, a sister Of Mrs. Church.
w. II. Pierce had bis right hand some
what injured Tuesday morning at Sails
bury Brothers factory by q stick which
was thrown from a saw with considerable
force and made a wound between biz
thumb and forennger.
Il Mrs. Roswell Holbrook, who Ii board
ing at John Morse's in Bethel this fall
has had an attack Of grip, OF which she il
now better. Miss Cora Holbrook wal
hers from Stockbridge last week, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dean.
Howard ChidIey, who is very pleasant
ly remembered in Randolph, is to be or
dained to the Cong'l ministry tomorrow
evening in the Central Congn church oi
Brooklyn, N. ", of which be will be as
sistant pastor under Rev. DR.. Cadman.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin washburn wenI
to New York Friday with the expectation
OF remaining in that city about month
before going on to San Francisco They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. E
Bass and Mrs. B. ID. Dubois, who came
home from New York last night.
Mrs. L. A. Noyes and daughter, Annie
who bad been spending q fortnight at Il &
e. sharpe's, took their departure tC
Springfield, Mass, yesterday, their return
being hastened little by illness OF Mrs
Noyes' granddaughter, Avis Nutting-
Who has been having an attack OF tonsh
tits.
Mrs. Elsie Weare and daughter, Doro
lthy. who had been staying at the silai
Chadwick farm for over a month, wenl
home yesterday to Long Island, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lucius GOodhart, who
viii be With them and with her sister,
Mrs. o. e. Greene, at Glen Cove until
after Christmas.
Miss Ethel f. Newton, for nearly ten
years a very capable employe in the Her
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