Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05
oAYsVILLE.

CThe following correspondence from our enter ,,,i
prisng Gaysyille correspondent ~, Iep ne, get Into
/ last week, but through mistake nid NOT be' INV
the forms.-EDIToR.)
Miss Dora Davis is working in Mont
pelier.
Walter swInyer has purchased horse OF
Sina Lowry.
L. o. Richardson went to Boston Satur-
day on business.
Fred Rogers returns to his work in
| Wilder this week.
c. e. Wyman of Boston is visiting his
father, NJ. l.. Wyman.
Charles Whitcomb of West Lebanon, \.
H., was in town Thursday.
Miss Julia Luce came home from Bethel
Friday for ten days stay
Mrs. f. w Whitcomb spent Thursday
with her children in Bethel.
Neal Nye OF South Royslton has been
recent visitor of friends In town.
Mrs. Eliza Ware returned last week
from few days stay in Newport, n. IL.
c. ID. Cushing and F. c. Edmunds OF
Bethel were recently in town on business
The Thursday evening prayer meeting
will be with Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Richard
son.
The Bethel 'Lympus W. c. i. U. meets
Win Mfs. D. wesley 1iiSA AA'J
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Bennett were called
to Middlebury Friday by the illness OF her
father.
Leon Perkins, accompanied by Misses
Thayer and Goddard, was in Rochester
Sunday.
Harold Gamble and lady OF Barnard Wis
tied his friend, Frank Porter, the first OF
the week.
Miss Grace Flint visited at Z. Q. McIn
tires in Bethel Thursday and Friday OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Swinyer and chill
dren visited at George Smiths in Royalton
over Sunday.
Mr.. Pasho has moved into w. E. Per-
kins' tenement adjoining Mr.. Lyons
blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Hattie Mills and daughter, Evelyn,
OF South St0ckbrdge were visitors at 5. Z.
Hirrington's two days last week.
The topic for the Christian Endeayor
meeting at the CongI church Sunday
ev 5ning is, "Liyes that Endure
Justin Martin, Dan Potter and win
Flint, who are working for the Edmunds
Bobbin Co. at Bethel, were at their homes
over Sunday.
Drs. l.. NJ. Greene of Bethel and G. c.
with DIR. Fletcher Sunday morning in the
case OF A. d. Wright.
10. Adams OF Bethel was the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. ID. +. Gould, from Sat
urday until Tuesday. Her brother, John
Adams OF East Barnard, was also there
Saturday night, returning home Sunday.
Frank Porter, who has been in Clare
mont, n. H., for some time, has finished
work there and is spending few days
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
Richardson's also with his uncle, l.. o.
Richardson.
Miss Anna NJ. Brown. a successful
teacher at Dean academy, and her friend, |
Miss Fannie Irene Case OF Southold, l.. l.,
student at Dean, are spending their va
cation with Mrs. NJ. l.. Wyman, Jr., and
Mrs. Robert Noble OF Bethel, sisters Of
Miss Brown.
The ladies OF the Universalist church
will have a social gathering at Union hall
Thursday afternoon and evening, March
10Th. The pleasing elocutionist, Miss
Fannie Irene Case of Southold, l.. J., will
be present and give few Rotations Let
none fail to hear her. Refreshments will
be served
Those in town to attend Mrs. Effie
Rogers funeral were John and Lawrence
Swinyer OF Huntington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Odett, Mrs. Alfred Odett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Odett and Alex Odett OF Bris-
toll; Henry Swinyer and two sons and AL
lIson Swinyer OF Rochester; Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernie Dumas and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Swinyer OF Greensboro; Parker Swlnyer OF
Wilder.
At the annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society, which was held at Mrs.
Flanders Thursday, the following officers
were elected Pres, Mrs. V. s. Cutler;
Vice Pres, Mrs. J. w. Miller; Sec, Mrs.
A. w. Ballard; Treas, Mrs, s. q. Harring
ton; Col, Mrs. Carrie Savage; Asst. Col,
Mrs. Prucia Flanders; Directors, Mrs.
Walter Swinyer, Mrs. o. j. Richardson,
Mrs. Lila Stoddard.
At the fourth quarterly conference for
the Gaysville and Bethel 'Lympus charge,
held Saturday, the Gath, the following Off
GERS were elected Stewards, o. j. Rich
ardson, John Morse, Amos Leavitt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Cham berlain, Edison +. Hol-
brook. Mrs. Clara Ballard, G. T.. Noble,
Mrs. Z. +. Noble, Arthur Leavitt, DAVID
G.. Brown, Mrs. Il. W. Stoddard, Walter
A. Swinyer, Henry Thurston; recording
steward, Mrs. Clara Ballard; district
steward, o. J. Richardson; committees,
music, Henry Thurston, {. E. Noble; par
sonage and furniture, Mrs. Arletta Pack
ard, Mrs. s. {. Harrington; Sunday
schools, Mrs. II. l.. Dyke, Mrs. o. j.
Richardson's; estimating PASTORS salary,
Mrs. Clara Ballard, o. j. Richardson, {. L.
Noble, Mrs. Elizabeth Cham berlain; f.
nance, A. V. Leavitt, o. j. Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Noble, Mrs. II. l..
Dyke; treasurers, o. J. Richardson, c. E.