Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-24
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. johnson visited in
Montpelier last week.

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silppeu on a IRON sa sn Seh; ;rea uos nn.
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s!Iuck ner WIN cons,u1Iauiu i'ice III VIC
Blue, iniiiooins painiui oiu0e
A st. Valentines ball, OF which Mrs. Al
bert B. Chandler is one OF the patronesses,
IS TO pc given IN the foucn mansion,
Brooklyn, N: X, for the penent OF tne
nursery and infant hospltai 81 tnat CITY.
The invitations TO TINS soclal event are
special design OF IlHany, ana q ieadlng
innovation in the line OF entertainment
will be postofiice, the guests being pre-
senteu Win carus, Wnlch, az lne Office
window, Will De exchanged lot vaientlhes;
The miniature postonce VIII pc equipped
with all the necessary parapnernalla ana
provided with uniformed CLERKS, VINO VIII
quickly select from the numerous pigeon
holes envelopes bearing tne names Oh tne
guests ana stamped WIN the gay anu nour.
A second feature WIZ NC cHe ,Wo ianoy
dances, IN costumes, Juso pelore supper Is
announced; ana aitogetner, the brooklyn
papers say, the pan VIII De very pleasan.
affair, with an the elegance OF appoin.l,
t tvs one snd with the added charm of
1919
no.o'V 80 80. ~.
Morrisvilie mas Proviued itselI WIN
electric lghts ana NortnHelo Is seriously
agltatlng the question:, put west ran
dolph presumably loves uarKhess rather
Than llght, ana snutting ner eyes W ene
Drilliant Illumination o. neI progressive
nelgbpors, lalks Wisely aoouu seWers anu
macauamineu roaas, we are hot, w &c
sure, totally WlthouI Hsht wv VIC mig ~
nave IL more aouhuanliy. OuIins VT .,
tain part OF Inc Time, tne lnnapi,ants, ilhe
turtle doves,gioaso on !he moon pue Wnen
that lumlnary Gioes iIs iaSe, 'ney sIope
ABOUT py the lgnu oi VIVA. mas peoh l
grapnicany ueoei,oeu 90 -, oaUm 49, 49,
Deans on pores, OF liore propeiiy apo sahis
naptha street laLnps, Mnlcn senu ieepio
gllmmers througn ene uarhness anu oaus1
unwary s1rangefs 10 relnark on eie usual
size OF tne nrenles. however, we nave a.,
eiectrlc ll9nt committee lha. - suPpossa
10 De az presene ueepiy Ihtiisiseu ~ .no
STUDY Vi various Pians III end ,';iI aa,, ~
ilg htehlheI1 Vi ene peopie,aha WI. e sn.a.'
less uniolu, soinetiilie III tn1 neai nutu,e,
splenuiu arc.nSne pans, Will pao ims d
operation VIII cause Mori isslue , anu
Northheia 10 shihe ny comparison IKE
talloW UPS
The Morning NeiCs, published in Ben
ton Harbor, Mich, speaks in the follow
ing terms OF the Pictorial Publishing COM
pany, OF which Mr.. Charles Hutchinson,
who spent the summer here with his Ia
ther, Rufus Hutchinson, is member: "a
visit to the office and workrooms Of the
Pictorial Publishing company would prove
a surprise to any Benton Harborite. There
are, perhaps, rot dozen persons IN tnls
Guy VINO nave .ne SIG n.ese Sonoep.luit ~, ~
the amount OF WORK turneo out ny tne
company or tne Wloehing nature Oh i.s
business Inc class oi WoIk - VI .ae
nignest qual4ty anu u1e quaht.ty 10 sum
clent 70 Keep Vel, nanus busy from liorn-
ing VII nlgnt. me characte1 Oh tne VOTE
embraces arc paneis, caienusrs, Wihuom
auVerllsins ealus, e.o;
Inese are cnleny ~ nali.t one Worh anu
VIII pear comparison Win .Ie hnese are
printing IN the country. vi Wihuo"
transparencies the company Makes . aa sPe,
cially, ana Is now u. VOTE on ia,Wyoi
lhem ior tne olahonu oye nrnii VIII ol
course OF propagation, princlpaiiy lot Eas.
ern houses, Inc companys nan tones
are mounted on caro- anu giass, anu III
many instances the prih, eAceis tne orlgi-
MAJ photograph. MI. hutchlnsel,. WHO
chieny represents ene couipahy on wy
ROAD, lakes an OCCASIONS TIP East anu
goes not oiien coine oack wiInoun sScur'
ing good oroer. Inc Pictorlai ruplsh,
ing business Is one OF our SUCCESSFUL aho
growing INSTITUTIONS ana the city 10 PROUD
OF ~. Inc receipt OF oeautiiul sample
OF THIS pictorial WORK, which 1ully proves
the truth OF the foregoing statements, Is
hereby grateiuiiy acknowledged.
On Wednesday, the 18th, in st. James
church, Woodstock, occurred the marriage
OF Mr.. Frederick Allen Wilson and Miss
Minnie Gertrude Pember, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Read Pember, former
ly of Randolph. The ceremony was per-
formed at high noon by Rev. Francis W.
Smith, rector OF the church, and to the
strains OF the wedding march from Lohen-
grin. the bride, leaning on the arm of her
oadad G tnnr ,ahas w. s, bridesmaids p, pa
= maid y, bonor RE Groom and his hest
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