Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-30

GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

GEORGIA WHITE Local EultoF.
The Fourth.
No safe and sane in ours this year,
No sweet Sahhatical calm;
Come ali ye folks from far and near
To yell without qualmi
For IT'S to be, well, something great
The way Randolph viii celebrate
There's going TO be noise until
The deaf viii hold their ears,
Or stuff in eotion, thus TO still
racket that appears
To indicate so very plain
This staid old town has gone insane,
There's going TO be a big parade
OF things beyond compare
Twill throw a circus in the shade
And make all eyes to stare;
Don't anybody hesitate
To see this village celebrate
There wont have been such Jumps before
Since tn COW went DER the moon,
Or race TO make the dish feel sore
That ran away with tn spoon;
For athletes will do something great
when Randolph S bound TO celebrate.
Green Mountain band from early morn
VIII drive sfar the dumps
And each so hard will blow his horn
He'll seem TO have the mumps,
Determined thar above the roar
Some instrumental strains shall soar
Al night there'll stream from Chandler park
Such glorious rocket trails
They'll make the stars look fairly pale
And COR hide their tails,
And al the spheres Will note how great
The way Randolph doth celebrate
Mrs. Susan Gabrielle CT Rochester was
among the arrivals yesterday.
Mrs. c. W. A. Putnam entertained six.
teen ladies at an afternoon party yester'
day.
Miss Marjorie Lane of Mount Vernon,
n. y, is with her grandmother, Mrs. j.
n. Moultop.
Mrs. Clarissa NJ. Brown went back to
Barre yesterday after spending few days
at A. B. Gays.
Mrs. o. Fl. Burridge is still sick in
Brookheld but has been a little more
comfortable lately.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hill OF Sharon has been
staying few days with her cousins, Mr.,
and Mrs. f. A. Bruce.
Miss Eva Greene is camping at High
gate Springs with the family OF Sheriff
Frank Tracy of Montpelier.
Mrs. e. A. Hobbs is expected from
Watertown, Mass, today, the first OF the
summer guests at w. W. Jones'.
D. W. Flagg is to give moving pic.
ture show in Rochester Saturday night
with Miss Alettha Bailey as soloist.
Miss Hazel Fairbanks has finished heI
millinery season in Exeter, n. H., and
reached home Monday night from Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Chandler Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are at Mari-Csstle a
the guests of their brother, Col. A. b
Chandler.
Mrs. e. ". King and Mrs. e. W. Row
ell OF Tun bridge, Mrs. A. A. Read Rno
two children of Williamstown are at NJ
c. Rcwell's.
Rev. John Q. ANGEL took Mrs. Angel
home to Stowe Tuesday from the Ran
polph sanatorium, where she had been q
patient the last month.
The wiswalI cottage has been put in
readiness for the arrival OF Mrs. Marie
wiswall, her daughter, Miss Carlotta,
and Miss Harriet Wiswall from Roxbury,
Mass, today.
In electrical storms, like that OF Mon
day night for instance, it is wise pre-
caution to refrain from telephoning and
il is perfectly useless to ring centrali for
the operators cannot attend to the switch
board while such storm is in progress.
Mark Matthew Goodell of Roxbury,
formerly Of this place, and Miss Fannie
A. Carver OF Montreal, were married yes.
terday afternoon at the home OF the otiici-
ating clergyman. Rev. Homer White, on
south street. Mr. and Mrs. Goodell are
TO live in Roxhury, here the groom is
engineer at the pumping station.
F. II. Ketchum completes today II
years term OF service for the White River
Electric Light company as local eiectri.
clan, and his successor has not yet been
definitely determined. F. Z. Wallis Of
Burlington is installing the meters foi
the company and, with G. ). Booth, will
attend to affairs tor awhile. Mr.. Ketehum
is to continue in electrical work inde.
pendently, and will have his shop in 9.
10. Osha's garage.
Arthur Gilman, master OF the North
Randolph grange, iustifies his election to
THAT position BY producing some pretty
intellectual looking herds grass, samples
of which show heads averaging ten
inches in length. III he who makes two
blades OF grass to grow where only one
did grow before is to be considered
public henefactor, so, too, is be who
makes So good a farmer that even his
grass Is .ong-headed.
NO. IT,