Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-31
THE HERALD
THURSDAY, DEC. 81, 1891.
BETHEL HOME NEWS.
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scription to the HERALD.
Efforts are being made to secure a con-
cert by the Olive Romans Concert Co. of
Boston. Miss Romans will be remember
ed as the miss of nine years who took the
part of Lord Fauntleroy at the Boston
Museum so acceptably. The troupe also
contains Claude Fisher, the talented vio-
lin soloist.
The old Bethel Dramatic Company will
present the very popular play "The Min
er's Daughter on Wednesday and Thurs
day evening, Jan. 10 and a. 1892 at Bas-
com House hall. A different farce will be
given each night. We understand that
W. M. Brooks and John II. Wheeler have
charge of the farces. This fact alone will
insure full attendance.
The society event of last week was the
wedding on Wednesday the 23rd at p. IN.
of DR.. Pearl ID. Ellis of SWanton and Miss
Kate G. Wallace of Bethel at the Univer-
salist church. Rev. s. A. Parker perform
ing the ceremony. The groomsman was
Archie G.. Wallace, brother of the bride
and the bridesmaid was Miss Alice Shell
don of Stockbridge and Ernest Kittredge
presided very acceptably at the organ.
After the ceremony the newly married
couple took the six O'Clock express north
amid shower of rice from their well
wishing friends. There were many hand
some presents, among which were the
following: One dozen solid silver tea
spoons, Mr. and Mrs A Ellis, Pittsfield;
one pair solid silver tea spoons, DIR. Kid
der, Vergennes; one pair silver spoons.
Moses Ellis and family, Pittsfield; sugar
spoon and butter knife, Mrs ii Bascom
and Rollin ellison; silver pickle castor,
DR.. L M Greene and wife; silver tooth
pick holder, Miss Alice Sheldon, Stock
hrfl oh 10 Nallto Elxrrr
and Nellie Terry; cream pitcher and sugar
bowl, Miss Ada Rice; glass water set,
Mrs. King; toilet cushion, Mr. and Mrs Il
H Rood; cream spoon, Misses Jennie and
Nellie Rogers; pair dessert spoons, Mr.
and Mrs George Sanspree; pair spoons,
Mr. and Mrs George McCollom, Pittsfield;
fruit dish, Mrs. Myron Burnett; handker-
chief case, Mrs j W Atwood, West RAN
dolph; book OF poems, Mr. and Mrs ]
Wallace, Hamilton, Ontario; set pearl
handled silver knives and forks, Mr. and
Mrs w b Styles, Montreal, Canada; cellu
loid calendar, Miss Alice Edison, w r
Junction; silk handkerchief, Mrs l. A Ed.
son; picture scarf, Misses Belle and Jen-
ME Wynn; bed spread, Mr. and Mrs John
Wallace; So, Archie Wallace; 81, Mrs B A
Harlow; 3d. Mrs Hiram Owen; splasher,
Mrs Oliver Barrows; toilet cushion, Miss
Minnie Wallace; dust bag, Mrs N II Wal
lace; pair towels, Mrs E E Wallace; rope
banner, nand painted, MISS Josie O'Con-
NELL smyrna rug, 0 p Shaw and family; |
knife rest, DR.. d L Burnett and Miss Der.
tina Burnett; pair towels, Mrs John
Rourke, Somerville, Mass; salt and pep
per shake, Mr. and Mrs Edwin Sturtevant;
set salt dishes and spoons, Mr. and Mrs
Hess Smith, West Randolph; card case,
Mrs G L Sanders and Mrs Rogers; plush
picture frame, Misses Abbie and Anna
Whitcomb, Stockbridge; pair towels,
Mr. and Mrs A A Brooks; tidy, Miss Flor
ence Soper; pair towels, Mr. and Mrs B
Morey, Gaysville; two pair towels, Miss
Belle Garland, Bethel; set dinner napkins,
Mrs JAmes Manlx; silver nut pick and
fruit knife, Ed Fisher; set silver salt dish
81 ana spoons, M > Barney ana oaugnler,
Goss; berry spoon, Misses Clara and Alice
Barrows; set salt dishes and spoons, DR..
Axtell and wife, Newton, Mass. pair tow
els, MIR and Mrs Spaulding, Rutland.