Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-30

Robert Morton is at home from III
Boston school Of Technology for the Dol
iday recess.
Pred v. fuller OF Chelsea was here Fri
DAY evening and inspected Col. j. 3
Mead camp, Sons Of Veterans. He In
spected ell The other camps Of the county
with one exception.
DIR. W. NJ. Kelly and Charles eastman
went to Mortified Friday evening to at
tend an entertainment given by the Uni
versalist society, at which DIR. Kelly hac
been engaged to sing.
Invitations we're received here for the
crystal wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. a.
slocum at Waterbury, Conn, Tuesday
Mrs. slocum, who is niece OF Mrs.
Charles Abbott, has many friends here.
At the meeting OF Fern Rebekah lodge
Friday evening, four candidates were in
strueted In the degree, after which light
refreshments were served. At the next
regular meeting the annual election OF
officers will occur.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. English went to
Everett, Mass, Saturday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. George French. Their
grandson. Ralph French, who had been a
guest at A. N. Hubbard's for two weeks,
returned with them.
A<oot DNGnABk luhukbklNlUR DrhNcf
meeting was held at the Methodist
church. Today a union Thanksg wing
service was held at 1890 and a special
Thanksgiving service was held at the
same hour at st. Johns church.
DIR. V. NJ. Hardy was quite seriously Ill
last week and had not sufficiently recover
cd to preach Sunday. In place OF the SER
mon an address to young people, delivered
by Charles NJ. sheldon at a national
Christian Endeayor convention, was read
by Mrs. 7. J. Adams.
In place OF the customary form OF OBJ
serving Christmas al the various churches,
the Christian, Congregational, Methodist
and Baptist churches have decided to
serve Christmas supper at their vestries
this year. Some OF the churches will also
have the usual Christmas tree.
At the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing there was a large attendance. Il was
voted TO hold the annual election OF Off
GERS at the next regular meeting. The
program was also read for the next meet
Ing OF the Pomona grange, which will be
held at West Berlin Thursday, Dec. Z.
Resolutions OF sympathy for A. B. Man
chester and family becsuse OF the 'ailing
strength OF Hon. P. &. Manchester were
accepted and placed on record.
Monday Deputy United States Marshal
4
+. w. Kent OF this place and Charles Gov
OF Bethel, went TO Glens Fails, N. Y, TO
testify In the case OF State VS.. Barney II.
Farr, who was arrested at Tunbridge
during the last fair for peddling liquor. |
He had concealed on a cart loaded with |
clothing for sale, % pint |
bottles OF the ardent. He wss fined $50 |
and costs by the town at the time, but is |
now taken by the United States for sell
ing intoxicants without license.
The following clipping from the Bur-
ington Free Press will be OF interest to |
he friends OF the bride here, who was a
graduate of the High school in the class
u '9l;-"A quiet home wedding occurred
II College Farm yesterday afternoon,
when Mary Aurelia, eldest daughter OF
Hon. aud Mrs. Cassius Peck, and DR.. G.
4. Shaw OF Brownsville we're united In
The ceremony was performed
~ Rev. p. NJ. Snyder at 3 O'Clock. Only
he immediate relatives OF the bride were
resent. The latter was gowned In
,retty travelling suit OF brown. Miss
Peck was a graduate OF the University In
be class of 1895 and DR.. Shaw OF the
dedlcal college In 1899. DIR. and Mrs.
Ihaw left town on the 4 20 train yesterday
nd after short wedding trip will reside
D Brownsville"
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