Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09
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GAYsvILLE.
Miss Bertha Smith is caring for Mrs
Emily Page.
DR.. F. E. Steele Of Montpelier was in
town last week.
Miss Annie Chedel Of Rochester wa.
at home Sunday.
4 daughter was born Sunday, Nov. 5, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Knapp.
Fred Hodgkins of Chicago was visitor
at Y. 5. Cutters recently.
Charles Whitcomb OF West Lebanon,
n. H., was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Hill has had a chrysanthe-
mum with 125 buds and blossoms.
/ Miss Mary Boutwell, has been in stock
/ bridge sewing for Mrs. Ira Smith.
I Mrs. L. W. Clough of Bethel visited
+ friends in town the first of the week
Mrs. Edwin Morse OF Rochester was
the guest Of friends in town Monday.
The Y. P. c. L. held a sewing bee at Mrs.
Walter Young's Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Zoe Abbott has been in Stock
bridge to visit her aunt, Mrs. e. J. Bent.
Mr. and Mrs S. c. Harrington visited
Mrs. Mary Harrington in Bethel recently.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dutton Of Royalton
are recent guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Q. G.
smith.
The Helping Hand club meeting Sunday
evening was led by Miss May Ellis. Topic,
emissions"
The Rev. james Sargent OF Mortified
arrived Monday night to visit his family
at the Cobble.
Clayton Mills, who works for the Erie
Railroad company, is visiting his father,
Herbert Mills.
Misses Ellen sawin and Bessie Adams
went to Newport, n. H., Monday, where
they have employment.
Mrs. Cynthia Conant of Randolph has
been the guest for few days of her sister,
Mrs. Harriet Knowlton.
Miss Kate Wilson's school at STAFFORD
closes this week and she will be home for
a three weeks vacation.
The Christian Endeavor meeting next
Sunday night at the Congl church. Topic,
1.-THE Sin of Indulgence"
The barn owned by the late Austin
Brown went off from the underpinning
down the bank last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Peavey OF East
Braintree were visitors last week at o. j. |
Richardson's and V. 5. Cutters.
Mrs. Fred Martin OF Rochester visited
her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Leonard, and
sister, Mrs. w. {. Boutwell,, the first of
the week.
Miss Julia Luce, who is attending the |
Whitcomb High school, was at the home |
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Luce, |
over Sunday.
Ralph Durkee, former Gaysyille boy, |
but nov OF Bennington, was married |
Wednesday, Nov, LIST, to Miss Irene Speare |
Of that town.
Mrs G. NJ. Miller Of Bethel and Mr. |
and Mrs. r. +. Davis OF Portsmouth, /
y. H., visited Rev. and Mrs. j. W.
Miller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter swinyer and
children went to Royalton Saturday to
visit Mrs. Swinyer's parents, Mr. and /
Mrs. George Smith, returning the first
Of the week.
Those in Pittsfield last week to attend |
the Sunday school convention were Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Chedel, Mr. and Mrs. O. j.
Richardson, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Miller,
Rev. V. NJ. Mack and Miss Harriet
laggart.
Mrs. Lucy Durkee, who has been spend.
ing several weeks with her brother in
iroton, and a sister In Lakeport, n H.,
Is expected to return here this week for
! few days stay before going TO her home
N Bennington.
Mrs. Anna Sawyer has book which is
quite interesting. 1t was owned by her
husbands father, Edmund Sawyer. the
ltle is "Ghe Heavenly Footmann or a de-
icription of the man that gets to Heaven
By John Bunyan, printed at Montpelier,
W., by Walton a. Goss, for Josiah Parks,
february, 1911. The covers are OF wood,
covered with paper, and the letter ,ssn 4
ike II" Mrs. Arl tia Packard also has
hree old books, one of which was owned
" Frederick Clark, her mothers brother.
I contains "A Journey to Jerusalem or
he travels 81 fourteen Englishmen in
667, by Samuel Burt, an English gentle
nan there present, printed by J. Bah
ock, Hartford, 1886; "The Devotional
Exercises of Betsey Hovey of Norwich.
T." printed by Rufus Cotton, Woodstock.
IT,, 1877; IAN Essay on Man, by Alexan-
Ter Pope, published by George Hough,
'oncord, 1913, sold wholesale and retail
{ his bookstore. Would it not be interest
ng to hear from those who have older
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