Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-17
ABSOLUTELY PURE
lIsoyalton.

commencing at ga. M sharp, there will
De sold at public auction ON the premises
Monday, Sept. %, good farm OF l35 acres.
known as the Perrin place, situated about
two miles from Royalton depot. Farm is
well watered; hasgrapes and apples In
abundance; lumber and wood on 1t. Hay,
grain and potatoes, 2 horses, 80 sheep and
lambs, wagons, farm machinery and tools,
household goods and spinning wheels and
other relics will be sold.
Wv G. R. ANDREWS, Executor.
Miss Patience Anterior, who has been
| very i'll, is convalescing.
Mrs. P. w. Clark and Mrs. Park Allen
spent Monday in Montpelier.
Prof. James Wheeler OF Burlington, with
two friends, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Milo English from East Brookfeld
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. A. B.
Kinney.
Glenn Dewey is caring for Mrs. s. v.
Kendall, whose condition shows no i'm
provement.
Chas. Woodward and Misses Alice, Ger
trude and Lucy Denison drove to Wood
stock Tuesday, the latter remaining few
days.
DR., F. j. Morse left Tuesday for Balti-
more, where he will take post graduate
course in medicine at John Hopkins Uni
versity.
E. A. Corbin, Geo. Dearlng and Mr.. and
Mrs. g. X. Dewey were appointed dele
Yates from the Cong'l church to the coun-
| ty conference In Rochester this week.
Ferncliffe, the residence OF Mr.. Charles
Lyman, was the scene Of the pleasantest
social event OF the season Wednesday
evening OF last week when Miss Elizabeth
| Walcott Lyman and Mr.. Edward Lyman
Messer OF Bethel were united in marriage,
the officiating clergyman being Rev. HIM
Goddard OF RoyaltOn, assisted by Rev. v
W. Blackman OF Bethel The porch and
grounds were brilliantly illuminated by
Chinese lanterns, carpeted walk leading
through an avenue OF lanterns to the door
Misses Lucia Skinner ana Eunice Den.
ison played the wedding march on two
violins as the bridal party, preceded by the
ushers, Messrs. K. P. Stockwell of Bethel
and A. B. Hebard OF RnypltoD, advanced
was draped in purest white with ferns
and white flowers for decorations. The
bride, attired in white brocaded silk and
carrying bouquet OF white roses, was at
tended by her sister, Miss ida Lyman
dressed 10 pink and carrying white carna.
lions, and by Miss Harriet Lyman, dress
ed in white carrying pink carnations. The
best man was Mr.. Charles Newton. Dur
ing the ceremony Miss Skinner played
soft violin accompaniment. After con
gratulations and best wish.s had been OF.
Tered by about one hundred relatives anc
friends, refreshments were served In thu
dining room by Misses Alice Parker, Lucy
DenisOn. Nellie Flynn, Lucia skinner anc
Eunice Denison. The entrance to the din
ing room was festooned with clematis anc
banked with ferns and golden rod. Greer
and white streamers extended from tn
center OF the ceiling to the four corners O
the room forming canopy over the table
which was decorated with flowers ant
ferns. The decorations were all plannee
by William Henry OF Manchester, n. d
MI. ann Mr-. Messer left on the night ex
press for New Jersey where they vii
spend two weeks. After Oct. LIST the!
will be at home to their friends on Church
street, Bethel A great number OF beauti
full gifts, including large quantity o
solid silver, testified to the love and es
TEEN felt for Mr.. and Mrs. Messer.