Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-20
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A very pleasant day was passed last week
Tuesday when a party Of 30 or more OF the
.. A. X. and ladies OF the W. r. e. took a
circuitous ride to Brookfield and brought
up at the home OF VIM. Perham Just in
season for a picnic dinner. All seemed to
enjoy the varieties Of the Widespread
board, even the stolen pie being brought
from its hiding place and eaten with a rel
ish. The party extend thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. PeTham for the kind attention given
them.
Tuesday evening Miss Bessie Bliss had
a dangerous experience with AFRO Adams
horse, due to the lack OF skill of women as
hostlers. The animal was barnessed with
out having the bits properly placed in her
mouth, and discovered the omission after
being driven some distance. She went
the length OF Pleasant street at a lively
pace, narrowly escaping collision with a
bicycle, r load OF hay and several teams.
She was stopped at the foot Of the hill at
the end OF Forest street without having
done any damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Cooling gave a de-
lightful musicale at their home Tuesday
evening. Ii is seldom that so many tall
ented artists are assembled informally
here and the finely executed program,
combined with the large party present,
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freshments made it r most happy evening
indeed. Those taking part were Messrs.
Charles r. Wond and Walter NJ. Kelly,
Mrs. A. b. Nudge, Mi ses Blanche Spar
hawk, Carrie Lamson and Nellie Bassett,
vocslists, Miss Gertrude Sevey, violinist
and Mrs. L. P. Booth and Miss Mary
Lamson, pianists.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
rarrar invaded their pleasant home on the
evening of July 14th and reminded them
that % years had passed since they were
Joined in the holy bonds OF matrImony.
Gifts both beautiful and useful, consisting
OF china, silver ana glassware, with the
usual plate OF coin, were presented by Mr..
T.. A. Flint, in a few well-chosen words,
in behalf OF the guests. Mr.. Farrar re-
sponded in his usual pleasing manner,
followed by apt and appropriate remarks
by Mr.. NJ. X. Flint, recitation by Miss
Ethelynd Gould and singing by all. Cake
and coffee were served, after which games.
music, recitations and promenading made
a merry time for sll. The guests took
their departure IN the small hours int
expressed many wishes for the health and
happiness OF this worthy couple.
John F. Kimball has purchased a hand
some gasoline launch OF Erwin Cooley OF
Burlington that has been plying on Lake
&hd "a Aaah1h 40 ~ A1NN ~
length and her speed is nine miles an
hour. She is a beauty, upholstered, fin
ished in natural wood and trimmed with
silver. The new owner spent several
days on her last week before purchasing.
Yesterday, accompanied by l.. IL. Need
ham and Selva Holman, John went to
for a two days cruise about
the lake. Friday, these three will be
joined by a party OF men from Boston and
start for a trip from P%Attshurgh up
The lake, and down the Hudson to New
York city, returning in about a week.
John intends to build a cottage at some
resort and keep the launch for
use.
Monday evening there was a very quiet
wedding at the residence OF Mrs.
Susan J.. Walbridge on Central street,
the wife OF Robert Holmes Cham
berlin. Only the immediate relatives of
he bride and groom were present to wit
ness the marriage ceremony, which was
Pc riormed by Rev. II. A. Howard OF the
church, the ring service being !
used. The bride was attired in a dainty I
ream-colored silk organdy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamberlin o their departure at once
Tor the residence OF the groom, the cottage
the Moulton road, where their many
will inG them at home. Many
gifts were received by the bride,
Notwithstanding the fact that only a few
" her friends we're aware of the date OF
ne nuptials. For several years she has
Deen the efficient and popular teacher OF
he primary department of th graded
lchool, where her services have been great.
y appreciated. /