Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-23
RETHEL PERsONALs.

I. WOOdard ana MISS Edna l.. Myr1ck
both of Barnard were married at thei
: home Saturday afternoon, July 18th, Rev
S. A. Parker officiating. 1t was a very
pleasant occasion and after the ceremony
the party partook OF a collation. of ic,
cream, cake and fruit to which ampl,
justice was done. The entertainment was
in keeping with the well known hospital.
ity of the host and hostess. After the
party had been photographed by Mr.. Z
L. Harrington, the bride and bridegroom
departed in shower of rice with the best
wishes OF all for their prosperity and hap
piness. Among the presents were the
following: parlor suit, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Harrington; one dozen silver spoons and
forks, Mrs. r. Woodland, mother of the
groom; one dozen silver tea spoons, Miss
Nellie e. Harrington; glass dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chamberlain; hanging lamp, Mr..
and Mrs. K. l.. Harrington.
Chas. Stearns, son-in-law OF Merrill
Owen OF this town had very narrow es-
cape from drowning on Lake Winnisquam
near Laconia, n. H., last Sunday. IL
seems that Mr.. Stearns in company with
Mr.. Fonda of that town were out in n
small row boat which capsized and Mr.
Stearns was rescued after sinking several
times and being very much exhausted
while Mr.. Fonda was drowned.
Mrs. Ashley of Potsdam, n. ", is visit
ing at Edwin Sturtevant's.
NJ. G. Stafford shipped his handsome bay
span to Fred Cakes of New Haven, Conn,
last week. Price not stated but ii is I'M
derstood that it is something "way up"
Edwin Fisher is taking his vacation
this week, visiting ID. l.. Burnett at Stowe
and his brother, W. NJ. Fisher at Spring
field, Mass.
w. Case OF Providence, X. l., has
been stopping with Fred Arnold.
VIM. Wright was at Waterbury Monday
Gilmore Bryant went last week to
Montpelier to spend week with Rev. A.
b. Truax.
Ola, the 14-year old son OF Ira Quimby
caught trout in Gilead brook last week
that tipped the scales at just one pound.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church
meets with Mrs. w. B. G. Stickney Thurs
day OF this week.
The society of Christian Endeavor gave
a lawn party on the lawn in the park
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Clara Hill OF Springfield, Mass. has
been in town attending her mother, Mrs. I
ID. b. Ravens who has been quite i'll.
White River bridge is to be re-planked. I
Mary and John Wilson gave a whist \
party TO their young friends last Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Nelson Chapman has been quite IN /
with inflammation Of the bowels.
Howard S. Wheelock, General New
manager for the Northern In
surance Co. OF England has been spend
ing several days in town for his health.
Rev. j. j. Lewis and wife OF South Bos-
ton were the guests OF Rev. S. A. Parker
last week.
Mrs. Chas. Davis is seriously III with a
trouble with the lungs.
Edwin Sturtevant returned from the
West last Saturday.
G. p. Webster is old in years but young
n strength yet. He has lately been visit
ng in Bradford but last week wanted to
'ome home so just harnessed his horse
md came along, making the fifty miles in
me day and hot day at that, Friday.
S. T. Coy ana grand daughter Miss An
Ia Williams arrived in town last Friday. ,
dr. Coy returning this week but Miss An
IA remains the guest OF Miss Gertrude
Davis.
Having heard of the fame OF Bethel !
lorses, G. S. Horton of Providence, r. l.,
vas in town last week. He offered 500 !
or Leo Ragan's grey mare and $50 for 9
Dennis Hickey's black yearling, but both '
wners seemed TO think that this was a =
title cheap.
The teachers in the Whitcomb High :
nd Graded School next term will De :
ROT. j. II. Blaisdell, o. n. Barrows in a
be Grammar room, Miss Nellie Terry in !,
he intermediate, Miss May Parsons in
be second year Primary and AfTss Anna
upper in the first year Primary.
j. ID. Lawrence, who has been running =,
he Eagle Hotel at Woodstock has closed y
lie connection there as that hotel Is to be x
orn down to make way for the new ho-
Il. Mr. Lawrence has gone to Bellows =
ais to take charge of one OF the hotels
here recently vacated on account of Ii :,
uor prosecution.
Do not feel afraid off being fooled IL Won
md % cents to E. A. Markham, Bethel, Vt.
'r bottle Of Maxham's Trout Secret; it
ever fools anybody only to make them B
itch more trout than they expect. There =
as never been so much OF it sold in any
ne month as during the last month. And
your skin chafes when fishing or engag
! in other occupation in warm weather,
Q not fail to send 25 cents for box OF
Maxham's Carboiized Ointment" it win
OF fail to cure you with one application.
The Rev. Mr.. Bird OF West Randolph
Ill ofticiate in Christ church Sunday
orning next in exchange with Rev. Mr..
'ilkins.
Mrs. Frank Beckman and her sister. E,
ISIS Jessie Chadwick of Winchendon, n
ass, are visiting their parents, Mr.. and v
rs. Jason Chadwick and other relatives
Id friends in this vicinity. a,
Town treasurer ]. G. Sargent received lie
81 week this towns share of the new 5
7 cent. state school tax, it being S550.93. st
sthel gains by this tax as 1t paid into the m
ate treasury only $525.15 under this tax.
will be remembered that the last legis- pl
ture passed a law laying a tax of 1--WE pl
7 cent to be divided equally among all
e legal kept schools Irrespective Of the pI
tendance, thus intending to help the p
'orer districts. II would seem as il this
ould accomplish the result, as with this Al
< and what public money they draw sa
early as much moIe) there will be many be
STREETS that viii hardly need to raise a pa
liar tax. As there are fifteen districts ii
this town, each district will receive a. in
ut S36.
Rev. ). A. Parker and Rev. Henry L SD
lornton Of Mortified will exchange fe
I Is next sunday the services in each
ace aEfnC ralara . che neal 49,.