Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-13
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.
"AuhfU

HUH"
The sturdy chopper swings his Ak
Within the forest aises,
And meath the gigor Of his whacks
The eordwood lies in piles
The chips falling in a shower
His breath like pufFs OF smoke.
Expels the Huh r. that marks the power
OF each deep ringing stroke.
Though wild may rage the bitter storm
And cold the north wind blow.
His blood is ooursing red and warm
In steady, pulsng flow;
4 The while he envies those he knows
Who indoors have theirseat
To shiyer at the drifting SHOWS
And freeze in furnace heat.
His appetite has no less keen
An edge than has his Ak,
And nothing hearty, fat or lean
Can his consumption tax
Yet still he envles those in ease
Who with weak cruel slops.
Must strive their hunger to appease
Or else digestion stops.
Though money power he never knows,
He has the priceless wealth
Ofstenaih behind his steady blows,
And perfect, glorious health
And those who study divers tongues
Might well their brains relax
And learn to hll their habby lungs
In "Huh'-inR TO an ak.
II. B. Bell is in Montpelier today.
J. NJ. Booth has been in Boston for sew
eral days.
The Rehekahs are to have q whist party
this evening in Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. E. s. Abbott left yesterday on q
two days trip to Montpelier and Barre.
Mrs. E. 7. sault is visiting the family
Of her son, Ernest, in Marblehead, Mass.
Mrs. F. B. Thomas and Miss Lura
Montgomery are in Montpelier and Barre
today.
guest at q. A. Chedel's Tuesday, and
Wednesday.
W. L. Hebard was taken sick Monday
night with the grip but began yesterday
to conyalesce.
Mrs. James 0ney is gaining now from
typhoid fever and sat up Tuesday for the
first time since her illness.
Peter Mazzolini was here Monday and
Tuesday from ST. Albans, where he is
now proprietor Of a fruit store.
Mrs. Hiram A. Blodgett came from
Northdeld yesterday to spend the rest OF
the winter at the Cottage hotel.
Bert Swain from Lisbon, N. Y, is to
carry on the NJ. O. Rowell farm and
moved his goods there yesterday.
Miss Cora }. Bliss is at her home in
Richford for few days rest from her
millinery shop in A. NJ. Hubbard's store.
Misses Alma and Bertha Harris will
finish work at the Randolph Inn tomor-
row and go to their home in Mechanics
willie.
Mrs. Edward Fl. Mason has been in
Walden since Tuesday ss the guest of
Miss Jennie Bell, daughter Of the late
Gov. c. J. Bell.
George @. Flint, who is one OF the spe-
ciaI organizers OF the National grange,
installed the officers OF the State grange
in Iowa last week.
Miss Edith Howard has finished clerk
ing in Bell Brothers store and has gone
to Barre TO be saleswomsn in the suit de-
pertinent Of A. p. Abbott q Co.
Harry A. Eaton has bought the interest
of his partner, ii. e. Barton, and is now
sole proprietor of the silk store in the
Blake building at SO Temple Place, Bos-
ton.
Mrs. L. A. Gibbs OF White River juno
tion was here Tuesday to see her sister,
Mrs. F. G. Terry, who continues to gain
from an asthmatic trouble that followed
the grip.
The senior class of the High school is
to give a masquerade Friday night, Jan.
2s, at Grange hall, and the students are
to keep the affair in mind and
to help make IL a success.
Rev. Irving Flint of Portland, Me-,
brother Of d. Hale Flint OF this place, has
accepted call to the Cong'l church in
Mass, and win go to his new
pastorate the first Of February.
The senior class OF the Randolph High
school has decided to follow the class OF
asst year in trip to Washington during
he spring vacation and Is now consider
ng excursion routes and rates.
Mrs. z. l. Merchant has been painfully
II from a nervous disorder but for the
asst two days has been more comfortable. I
The has the care OF her sister. Miss Ella
Soudette, trained nurse from Fitch
,urg, Mass.