Mornings in Randolph begin with the Second Branch of the White River laying a ribbon of fog through the hayfields, and by the time it lifts the grass is dry enough to cut. Happy Acres mowing n maintenance mows, trims and edges the yards and hill-farm dooryards up and down those valley roads. Mulch goes in around the beds, winter's litter comes off the lawn in April, and it all comes off again when the maples on the ridge start turning. What they are after is that striped, level look a lawn only gets when somebody has been tending it all summer instead of rescuing it in August. It is plain work, and it makes a place look cared for.