Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-14
eAYsvILLE.


Dan Cyr is boarding at Charles Bal
lard's.
Miss Annie Chedel has returned from
Warren.
Rev. and Mrs. Hin were in Bethel last
Monday.
d. Hickey of Bethel was in town day
recently.
Charley Stafford is boarding at Charles
Lowell's.
Geo. Badger and wife OF Barre were in
town recently.
Rev. Mr.. Hill was In East Barnard last
week Tuesday.
Rev. w. F. Hill preached at Barnard last
Thursday evening.
Geo. Adams has gone to Woodstock to
work in a saw mill.
Miss Mertie Wilson has returned to her
home In Woodstock.
Miss Elizabeth Whitmarsh OF Bethel
was in town recently.
Charley McCollom OF Pittsfield was in
town day last week.
Melvin Church OF Williamstown was in
town few days last week.
A daughter was born Feb. 9th to An
drew Harrington and wife.
Miss Florence Hickey OF Bethel visited
in town a few days recently.
Austin Lamb and wife we're at Andrew
Harrington's day last week.
Carl Tenney has finished his school in
Williamstown and returned home.
Lewis Buchanan and wife visited in
Pomfret and Woodstock last week.
Ernest Dean, wife and child are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Dean.
Several from this town attended the
Gay Skinner wedding at Royalton last
Tuesday.
Gardner Emery had charge OF the hotel
last week while James Smith was away on
business.
Alex Washburn OF Bethel spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Washburn.
o. J. Richardson had the misfortune to
lose a horse by its being kicked by
another horse.
Frank Boutwell, has sold his farm to a
lady in Boston and Mr.. Boutwell, expects
to move to Boston.
Harvey Buchanan and wife, Charles
Newton and wife and Mrs. Angel and
son, Charles, went recently to attend
funeral OF a relative, who met them at the
door ana refused 10 be buried. The mis-
take arose from two mems christian
names being the same.
The fourth quarterly conference for
Gaysville and Bethel 'Lympus was held at
the NJ. Il. parsonage Feb. Sth. The pre-
siding elder, Walter X. Davenport, was in
he chair aud the following officers for the |
ensuing conference year were elected -
Stewards, o. j. Richardson, Amos Leavitt, /
Jane Wilson, Arthur Leavitt, Clara Bal |
lard, Arletta Packard, Rosetta Dean, Ed |
son Holbrook, John Morse, Q. Il. Noble, |
Mrs. 9. Il. Noble, Mrs. James Chamber
lin; committees-mis 8. Q. Harring-
ton, Mrs. G. IL. Noble, Rosetta Dean, Mrs. |
James Chamberlin; church extension, o. /
J. Richardson, Aloa Dart, Edison Hol-
brook; Sunday school, q. T.. Noble, Mrs.
Cd. Rowe, Mrs. s. G. Harrington, Arthur
Leavitt, Mrs. Andrew Gould tracts, Mrs.
John Aldrich, Florence Holbrook, Arthur
Ieavitt; temperance, s. c. Harrington,
Mrs. Hiram Dean, Clara Ballard; eGuca-
ion, Lula Chamberlin, Fannie Leavitt,
Eva Luce; freedman's aid, Amos Leavitt,
Alba Dart, Arletta Packard, Mrs. James
chamberlin; church records, o. j. Rich
lrdson; parsonage and furniture, o. j.
Arletta Packard; music, Gin
on Luce, Clara Ballard, Q. Il. Noble, Mrs.
Myron Whitaker; eliminating PASTORS
alary, o. j. Richardson, q. Il. Noble, Mrs.
lanes Cham berlin, Clara Ballard; district
toward, Arthur Leavitt; recording stew
rd, Clara Ballard; finance committee, V.
J. Cutler, Arthur Leavitt, Q. r. Noble, A.
D. Currier, John Aldrich.