Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-10

Wednesday evening,
Dr. n. A. Edmunds was in Woodstock .
couple OF days last week,
Mrs. sina I.oarie aud Mrs. Il, Z. Fletcher
we're in Randolph Monday,
Miss Agnes Heap returned to Franklin,
n. H., last week "Wednesday,
The Thursday evening PRAYER meeting
will be at v. :. Catler's TINS week
Mrs. Carl Men OF stoekhridge wasa VS.
itor al u. l.. Wyman's last week,
Mrs. Charles Ford aud Mr.. ana Mrs.
A. W. Ballard were in Bethel MONDAY
Misses Julia Luce and susie Stafford re-
turned 10 their school in Bethel this week,
II is reported that Arthur Baeeoek has
sold his farm 10 Pearl Green OF stoek-
bridge.
Frank Roberts and family OF Camp
Brook were at Wesley Roberts the hrs' OF
the week,
Mrs. Robert Noble Of Bethel was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ada Wyman, part
OF last week
Charles Roberts OF Woodstock and scott
/ Adams OF Bethel were visitors sunday AZ
I ID. +. Gould's.
Mrs. @. Leon Wells was with her par
ents In Barnard last week from thursday
uhtif catuEuhss
Miss Grace Gilman, who has been caring
for Mrs. {. Il. Taggart, went 10 her nome
in Bethel Saturday.
Miss Anna Brown Of Franklin, Mass,
has b,en spending the holidays with her
sister, Mrs. NJ. l., Wyman, Jr.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ II. Billings Of Barnard
came the first OF the week to visit her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. o. j. Richardson
George Martin has returned from visit
in Greensboro and Hardwick and Is help
ing for a time in J. A. Chedels store.
Clayton Mills, who has been spending
few days with his father, III. l.. Mills, re-
turned 10 his work in New York Monday.
Miss Edna McMurray, formerly OF Ala
bama, now attending Goddard seminary,
was the guest OF her friend, Miss Helen
Boutwell,, over Sunday.
There was no preaching al the Uniyer-
! salist church last sunday a. the pastor,
/ Rev. V, NJ. Mack, was called 10 Norwood,
n. y, by the serious illness OF a friend.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
! Mary Julia, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Q Sina Lourie, 10 HaIcourt Ford, Saturday,
9 Jan. IL, al 6 o'clock at the Gaysyille House.
Guests at W. c. Boutwelps the pas,
week have been Mrs. Fannie Boutwell, and
two daughters OF Rutland and Mrs. Hervey
! Mills and little daughter OF South Stock
bridge.
The Epworth League topic for next sun
i day evening will be "Selhshness IL
Prayer.n A business meeting Of the
1 league will be held at Z o'clock Thursday
: evening at v. 5. Cutters. All members
5 are requested to be present.
Fify-first Wedding Anniversary.
d About so Of the friends and neighbors o.
i Mr.. and Mrs. $. &. Harrington gathered a
!, their pleasant home on New Years even
a ing to remind them they had reached thu
n 51st milestone in their welded life. Tn,
q house was prettily decorated and the din
y ing table looked very attractive with II
& wax candles with red and green shades
g carnations aud two wedding cakes, on,
e with 81 candles, which were lighted as TIN
n refreshments were served. Mrs. ii.
Y Durkee and Mrs. o. j. Richardson sat a
e the table and poured the coffee and water
o which were carried TO the guests by tn
'e young ladies and gentlemen as were ais
d sandwiches, cake, waters and fruit. Musi
n was furnished by Wyman's orchestra,
II After the refreshments followed socia
l. hour, with singing, an original poem b.
is Rev. V. NJ. Mack, recitation by Z. Bake
l. and remarks by Burns Osgood, z. NJ. Nyt
X. Il. Wilson, Rev. q. Leon Wells an
10 Mrs. II. L. Durkee.
D Mr.. Harrington thanked the friends 70
% coming and wished them all happy Ne'
d Year. All went to their homes feeling
had been pleasant occasion.
Those present from out OF town wer
n Mrs. Mary K. Harrington and Mrs. Robei
Noble of Bethel, George Chamberlain an
daughter, Abbie, of Bethel Gilead, Mis-
Agnes Heapof Franklin, n. H., Miss Ann
Brown of Franklin, Mass, Mrs. Fanni
b, Boutwell, of Rutland and Mr.. and MIS-.
Baker OF Stockbridge.