Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-24
Elijah Huntington is here from New

Elijah Huntington is here from New
port.
Roll ellison of the Bascom House, Beth
ell, was about town the 22nd.
Rev. G. w. Morrow lectures in the West
Brook field church next Tuesday night.
The soothing sound of the bagpipe
smote upon the ear Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll II. Granger and
baby daughter went back to Barre on
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. b. Wells was in Roxbury, Tues
day and Wednesday, with her daughter,
Mrs. Clayton circuit.
Mrs Orcutt Abbott and daughter, Miss
Lucy, of South aoyalton, were yesterday
visitors at II. d. Abbott's.
Mrs. Elmer Bean, who had been taken
ill at her father-in- laws in Beanville, was
moved to her home on School street the
first of the week.
Next Fridays paper will be the last is
sue of the Green Mountain State Tor the
present, and advertisers wishing extra
space will do well TO take it in that paper.
Mrs. Carrie Coleman has been quite
i'll at the Bascom House and unable 10
teach for the past two weeks. Monday,
her sister, Miss Mamie Hutchinson, went
down to be with her for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Drake started yester-
day for Springfield, Mass, stopping en-
route at Claremont, n. II. Ii is hoped
that the trip will prove beneficial to Mr.
Drake, who has been out of health for
some time.
The HERALD finds itself in the anoma-
lous position of having made false state
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. s. V. Holman do not
intend TO permanently reside here, but
will be at "Glenside," their Randolph
home during July and August, returning,
as usual, tn Boston in the autumn.
Tuesday. Mrs. John Barry, whose hus-
band is employed on the j q. Mann farm,
fastened 10 Washington, having received
news that her father, Mr.. Cloughi had
been robbed the previous afternoon OF
$4,000 in bonds and $500 in gold. Mr.
Ulough, who is an old gentleman Of about
80 years Of age, lives with his son just out
OF Washington village. Monday after
noon. he was alone in the house, taking 9
nap with the money under his pillow, and
when he awoke, the gold and bonds were
gone. At last accounts, no clue 10 the
robbers had been discovered.
A very pretty home wedding was that OF
Mr.. Tullius j. Adams and Miss Mabel j.
Smith, which took place at No. fales
street Tuesday evening, May End. The
parlors were tastefully decorated with
flowers and back of where the bridal
OF ferns and a large four-leaf clover made
OF white lilacs. AT quarter 70 eight, the
strains of the beautiful wedding march
pealed forth under the skilliui nngers OF
Miss Lizzie Adams, and the bride ana
groom, preceded by the maid OF honor
Miss Uornie Pierce, advanced between TWO
white ribbons stretched across the room
and held by Master Robbie Adams, son OF
the groom, and Master franklin sails
bury, nephew OF the bride, toward the
officiating clergyman, the Rev. V. Nj. Har-
dy, pastor OF the Cong'l church, who sol
emnlzed the marriage in the presence OF
the relatives and a few friends. The
bride, one OF Randolph's most cultured
young ladies, was becomingiy gowned IN
white muslin trimmed with lace and car
ried bouquet of while roses; while the
maid of honor was cOntrastingly arrayed
in pink. The marriage ceremony was Iol-
lowed by a reception at $50. at when a
throng of congratulating friends was
present: while he many handsome ana
valuable gifts, OF hich the bridal couple
were the recipients, also testified 10 the
high esteem IN which both Mr. and Mrs.
Adams are held Notable among the
presents were china dinner service, table
linen, several articles III silver, music cdoi-
net, oak table, pictures, lounge, CHAIR ana
q handsome clock and ornament. Al the
reception, refreshments Of cake, straw
berries and coffee were served, and quite
late in the evening the bridal couple start
ed away on a carriage trip in the midst OF
the usual sudden and hard shower OF rice.
The usbers az the wedding and reception
were Messrs. c. Wood and h. r.Salisoury.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams Will make their home
with Mrs. Adams mother, Mrs. Dr.smith,
in West Randolph, where, 1t is sincerely
hoped, long ana happy life awaits them.
The guests from abroad included Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. q. Cole OF Boston, MIR. ana Mrs.
+. \. Boyden and Mrs. Mary sawtelle, OF
Newtonville, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Adams Of West Hartford,