Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-06

parsnips. These formed merely a Skin
mish line leading up TO a heavy engage
ment with the noble Vermont turkey
| supported by cranberry sauce, boiled
onions, mashed potatoes, domestic duck,
earrsnt Jelly, chicken pie, MaTldorf aud
cabbage salad and Parker House rolls;
While drawn up in the reserve force were
a regiment OF pies, knghsh PLAN pudding
with wine sauce, rice pudding, three
companies OF Ice cream, battalion OF
cakes, Roqueiort and dairy cheese and
Uneeda elaekers, and light troops in the
gnlse OF fruit, assorted nuts, home- made
candies and coffee,
No wonder the stentest appetite was
overcome early IN the encounter and
could not even bite at halt the good
things that went marching BY IA such
deleetahle array,
Besides the regular hoarders there dlned
at the Inn that day, the Dubois family
party OF rs, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ, Wilson
aud two children, Mrs. j. W, Gabrielle
and son, Chal les, Fred T. Bryan OF Water
bury aud Mrs, ), ;. Clark and her daugh-
ter, Laura, The latter, who is teaching
this year In Berwick, Me-, returned 70
her duties saturday.
One hundred and fifteen assembled
around the tables OF the Rochester club in
A@AaAA aAAk shAAANh IN HihEAAs
"PTaise God from whom all blessings
tlowN before grace was SAID By Rev, DIR.
A. l., Cooper. IL was a merry crowd that
Toasted together and found grea,
pleasure in the meeting OF so many
friends, Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs, I'd, Morse aud two daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Eaton aud daughter
OF Rochester, Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Eaton
OF Boston, Herman Jones OF Goshen and
Miss June Fasset', who Is working IN
Brandon,
The younger members OF the Holman
family took the celebration upon them
selves this year, and the reunion was held
with Mr., and Mrs. Roy Holman at the
farm, Eighteen rallied Co the call OF the
elan-H. Il, Holman aud family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. I'll.
| bridge Holman, Mrs. Hattie Lamson, Mrs
I ID. NJ, English, Carl Edminster; William
/ Booth, his son, Z. ). Booth, and his
/ daughters, Mrs. Sarah Thompson anc
/ Clara Booth; and the host and his family
I A letter was received from Heber Holman
/ Jr., OF ST. Paul stating that the stitches
/ had been removed from the wound in hi'
+ fort head received as he was bending oyel
/ gas stove that eXpl ded in the kitchen o
1 the commercial club, of which he Is assis
/ tant steward. The occasion was made es
4 peeially interesting by the fact that q
4 years ago W lillian Booth and his tamil!
were living on the Holman farm.
/ At A. B. Fish's were Mr.. and Mrs
/ Galen Fish and child OF Stock bridge ano
4 III. e. Allen and family OF Gaysyille.
i Mr.. and Mrs. O. =. Northrop OF Bethe
/ and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Webster wer
/ dinner guests at II. A. Leonard's.
1 The Allen Flint family dined at j. c
Harlow's.
/ Other Holiday corners were John Chss
/ OF Boston, Lewis Rye OF Middlebur,
college, Miss Emma Moses from Roches
ter, Misses Myrtle and Bertha Rowell
Miss Mary Pratt and Miss Eta Chamber
lain from Montpelier; Mrs. Florenc
Tredo from White River Junction, Mis-
Frances SDooner OF Goddard seminary
Miss Estella Blanchard and +. 5. Whit
comb from Barre; Misses Maud AM
Margaret Johnston from Lebanon, n. II,
guests of their sister, Mrs. W. +. e son
Lyndon Thomas from Goddard seminary
Misses Bessie Bliss and Lillian Hutchin
from Newport, n. H., who were accom-
panied on their return to that place Mon
day by Miss Bliss grandmother, Mrs
George F. Jones.
Wallace Burridge, who was marrie'
Nov. Is to Miss Mary Mulvey at the HON
OF the bride in Castleton, brought his wifi
to Randolph to spend Thanksgiving wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Burridgt
Monday the bride and groom left here t
continue their wedding trip to Manches
ter, n H.. and Hartford, Conn.,, befor
establishing themselves in Claremont,
H, where Mr.. Burridge is employed in th
Sullivan machine shop.