Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-14

j. A. Chedel was in New 1orz last week
on business connected with the button
shop.
Fred Kimball and Robert Gay Of Bur-
iington are in town, the guests OF DICK
Gay.
Mrs. S. p. Brown and Mrs. L. B. Morey
visited at the Waller farm on RoYalton
hin where Mr.. David Waller and daugh-
ter Nellie are spending the summer.
The farmers are improving ali the fair
weather getting in hay.
Miss Helen Bigelow was in town for
few days last week. She goes to West
Rutland this week.
The high water washed out part OF the
fiume in E. j. Safford's mill.
Miss Stella Davis returned to Newport,
y. H., on Monday.
Miss Lulu Lull of Rochester is with.
Mrs. Chas Green.
Edgar MoIntire was called 10 Bethel on
Saturday BY the serious illness Of Mrs.
Bennett, his grandmother.
C. w. SAWYER has horse which seems
quite knowing. At the ringing OF the
Cong'l bell Sunday morning he will an
swer it, whether in the barn or on the
road.
Some of our neighbors have found car
pet bugs.
viii Jones had the misfortune to lose
one Of his work horses Saturday.
DEFERRED.
The schools closed Friday with exercises
in the hall.
Miss Addie smith has returned to her
work in the Mass. General Hospital.
Mrs. George Kimbsll spent few days
in town last week.
Mrs. Gile is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Blake OF West Con-
cord, n. H., are in town.
Miss Tarbell is visiting in town, the
guest OF Miss Sallie Gay.
Several from this place attended the eel
ebration at South Royalton the Fourth OF
July.
Danl Gay had green peas on the fourth
of July.
The hulled corn man put in an appear
ance Tuesday.
One Of the pleasantest social events OF
the season took place on Wednesday, June
18th, in the marriage OF Geo. f. Miner OF
New York and Miss Hattie v. Sawyer,
daughter of c. w. Sawyer of Gaysville, VT.
An impressive marriage service was per-
formed by the Rev. A. j.. Smith, OF Hart
ford, VITA the .'Cobble,n the home OF the
bride, in the presence of about IS friends
who had gathered to offer congratulations
TO the happy pair. The double parlors
were profusely decorated with cut flowers
and ferns and the elegance OF all the sur
roundings was in happy accord with the
sweet beauty OF the bride and her elegant
toilet, as well rs the rich and beautiful
dress OF all who stood near her. DR.. w. F.
Robbie of Bomanville, Mass, was grooms-
man and Miss Freese of Tilton, n. H.,
maid OF honor. Miss Florence Sawyer
and Miss Ora Sawyer were bridesmaids.
Among those from out of town who were
present may be mentioned: DR.. and Mrs.
w. F. Robbie, Bomanville, Mass; Mrs.
Miner, st. Johnsbury, VT, mother OF the
groom; Miss saw, Nashua, n. H.; Miss
Freese, Tilton, y. H.; Joseph and Miss
Ora Sawyer, Nashua, ~ H.; Mr.. and Mrs.
n. w. McCollom, West Randolph; Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. =. Stockwell, Rochester;
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Smith, West Hartford.
More than so wedding presents were ar
played and were both rich and costly. A.
mong those which attracted particular at
tention were: an elegant silver tea set, the
gift of the groom to the bride; silver
ice pitcher from friends at the 'sCobble;n
horn handle carving set in gold plush
case from Mr.. Isaac Potter of New York,
business partner of the groom a beauti-
full piano lamp from E. \. Berbecker Of
Chicago, H.; unique and beautiful chi
ma plate more than 100 years old, much adj
mired and appreciated, was the gift of
Miss Mary F. Boutwell,, Gaysville. After
all had rendered congratulations refresh
ments were served which were in every
way in keeping with the occasion. The
happy pair took the p. m. train amid 2
shower of rice and with the well-wishes of
all. Mr.. Miner is of the law firm of Pot
ter, Baldwin and Miner of New York City
where they are TO reside.