Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-05

Robert A. Lyon and wife are both SICK
wish the grip.
Fred c. SLEEPER is working for r. r.
Exby ia the meat market.
". ID. Barnes has been confined to the
house the past week with the grip.
Miss Hattie Hayward and Miss Eva
Lewis Of Montpelier are at GIL. Hayward 5
for n short visit.
RE. PaIkhurst, who has been at Barre
the past few months, is now at home with
his father, L. ID. ParkhUrst.
FrankE Bikby has moved his meat
market into the new block fitted up for
him by Bacon a Hall. He now occupies
81 tine a market AZ is TO be found In this
part Of the country.
A delegation from here consisting OF
Col G. ;. Emery, ]. q. X. Corwin. j. b.
Bacon, W. p. Townsend, j. X. Darling,
o. H. Stow, C. T.. Dickinson aud II. o.
Blxby attended the funeral Of the late
senator Morrill, at Montpelier Monday.
Hoyt l.. ConarY will give his entertain.
mont entitled Around he Stove Mon
day, Jan. oh, tor the third number in the
lecture course. This promises 70 be the
hest entertainment we have had yet and
isls desirable Tor everybody to bring
their friends.
Mrs. Carrie Gurnsey Watson LeBarron
OF Washington died at the home of her
daughter Mrs Eugene Densmore, of heart
disease Dec 9th. aged 81 years, 6 months,
= days She leaves one son, Fred Watson.
and two daughters, Mrs. L. j. Parmelee OF
hnnsburg Falls, and Mrs. Eugene Dens-
mort otthis place.
Miss >. Maud Scott, who has been stay
lnE With her consin, Mrs. Frank Bixby,
Tor the past eight months, has returned 10
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health OF her mother. We hope she will
b7 able % return before long as Chelsea
= n need OF a finished dressmaker Just
noHi she having learned Of Mrs. Ryder Of
Bsrrc city.
There was music in the air when II was
iound that Charles r. Button and Grace
d. Colby had been quietly married and
we're az home at Geo. y. Colby's where
ihey are 20 spend the winter. The sere-
naders found Charley ready for tht M
and they got the cigars all right. II is al
most TOO late Tor congratulations but good
wishes are always in order and their many
friends most sincerely wish them many
years OF prosperity and happiness.
verv quiet wedding took place at the
rome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Adams last
wednesday evening at O'Clock, " hen the
oiaest daughter, Alma r., was united ia
marriage TO Eyarts >. Brown, Rev. w. +.
.AatNH ultAutMfhE the ceremony. OniA "A
leW OF the nearest relatives were present.
me room was prettily trimmed with pot
~ plants and svergreens. The bride was |
lfessed IN white wool trimmed with /
sllls satin. The brides sister, Mrs. F. /
- hlxby, played the wedding march l
shlle the bride and groom came doSn /
.ne stairs and entered the parlor and /
-ere made one, ia the same place where 4
nearly i've years ago the younger daugh- |
~ united her lie to that OF another. 1
-ishi feireshments were served ia the /
Batior and shortly before II Mr.. and Mrs. 1
brown started for their new home in 1
'sfsnire. IL rice and old shoes are a help /
- luture happiness surely their lives will 1
hot oe an storm for both were present in /
l1uhuance. Miss Adams has for several
5tafs been popular and earnest working
ntr, not only near her own home, but
- ia Montana where she taught Tor
.uree years, and in more than one place
w youthful voices repeat with US, we
H.an them all Joy in the welded life
auleh mas just begun so full OF bright