Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-22

RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand, Sis
Town order, 35
Whist party, 1855
/ Dance, 10
FINES, 10
subscription and fees, i7.25
Total, so5.es
EXPENSES.
Printing, $3.50
Electric lights, IA
Express, "a
New books, a aa
Balance on hand, 81 g0
Total, s95.6s
The town has given s35 each wear for
i've years, y 10 in all the balance OF s1Is6
has been raised in other WAYS than BY
public taxation. There are 1916 books in
the library, including books that have
been presented. All are books OF a SER
viceable nature, well selected and suited
for general reading. That the library Is
well patronized is shown by the librarians
record Of 3)i1 books taken out since Ian.
], 1901. The Library association consists
at present OF seventeen members, who be-
come such by paying an annual fee OF n.
The number Of members is only small
part OF those who make use of the library.
The village will soon be canvassed for new
members.
If you enjoy good reading, can You in
vest dollar in any more profitable way
than by joining the association ? Since
expenses other than buying OF books are
small, each membership adds one book
by joining the association you place this
DOCK where every citizen OF the town can
enjoy II Will you give us your help?
Inc library Is free; no one can be re-.
CURED TO make any contribution. The
n At nHHn ont
great an extent il is dependent on private
sources OF revenue.
GEORGE S. WRIGHT, President.
Bartlett--Heath.
The most solemn and sacred ceremonv
OF human existence, by which two young
lives are united for time and eternity. WAS
performed at high noon, Wednesday,
December p, at the home OF l. NJ. Heath
when Ethelyn Lueasta Heath and Cbarles
Elmer Bartlett we're joined in bonds OF
matrimony. The wedding was A ouiet
and beautiful ceremony in the rresencs
only Of the immediate relatives and CLOSE
friends OF the contracting parties.
promptly at the stroke OF noon, to the
music OF Mendelssohn's march, PLAYED by
MISS katherine Bartlett, the bride. upon
III. ne, slii y, o. her father, preceded by the
maid Of honor, Miss Pauline Reed. enter.
ed the room and was met by the groom
v no was attended by his brother, Ned n
bartlett. By the beautiful Episcopal cere-
lnony, read by the oHlciating CLERGYMAN
heN. george Ferdinand Fortier. the yonng
band and wife, nus
;, AFTER a brief reception, Mr.. and Mrs
bartlett entertained their friends af
Wedding lunch. Later ia the dav they de-
parted upon their wedding trim. attended
ly the usual manifestations Of poodg-,Ii
rom their friends.
VI course this description would 10 in
ON plete without mention OF the gowns
ma tne presents, and here il isan incon-
leteht masculine pen must falter. They told
- tte ofide gown was Of white French
iiesl.n WIN NalencienBes insertion and
-, enat we nald-of- honor was in white
lusilns with blue sash. We only Lno,,-
hat the bride was daintiIv ana bs5,,,,i.,,.
y gowned, that the maid-of honor iiI-s
ise, was appropriately and becominei,-
dressed. sis
A. Tor the presents, they were the -,.-
.eslaliou 81 the goodwill ana asf.lts[.--
{ lelius % the bride and a. such arr 60 q
- = geh her and them. It Is enougb =, Z
y slsle Aete offerings of cut rIsas snF z
sllAtss ST hand-paiuted china ana ~ E
VI u CT books and Of money that tesf5- r
~ io4uehily 20 the esteem in which ~. i
Dung bride IS held. 'ue Z
-At,si the wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs
( .tiett vii reside in Brirhton No. n
- = ~ them 90 she good wishes Of their q
iliios' the olden PRAYER. ssThe Lord bIess =
u ~ seep thee, the Lord make nc
- ~ SHINE upon thee and Be gracious b
~ -, the Lord lift Up his counfe-
NV upon thee and give thee peace"