Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-11

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Leon Perkins has returned home from
Boston.
4. .. Gay Of Randolph vas in town
Friday.
Miss Emma Patch is . visitor at Fred
Whites.
There was . 500 party At the hall Fri
day evening.
Fred white was at home from Barnard
over Sunday.
Charles Lowell was in Pittsneld the
fret Of the week.
n. 3. Savage Of Windsor was a visitor
at Z. P. BoutwelPs last week.
The Mite society met Wednesday after
noon with Rev. v. NJ. Martin.
Mrs. Charles Arnold has returned from
q several weeks' stay in Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ballard spent
Tuesday with friends in Bethel.
Misses Mary Boutwell, and Hattie Bout
well were In Randolph Tuesday.
Harry Dodge arrived from STAFFORD
Monday and is at R. E. Wilson's.
DIR. George Davis and Mrs. Mary Har-
rington Of Bethel were in town Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. F. OIin entertained
Rev. W. !. smithers over night last
week
William Flint. Jr., went to Bethel
Monday to enter the Wbitcomb High
school.
Miss Alice Allen Of stockbridge vas
the guest Of Miss Susie Stafford Monday
and Tuesday.
Recent visitors at Elisha Boutwelrs are
a. 1. Dinsmore or Bethel and Rev. and
Mrs. ]. F. Olin.
Miss Mary Leonard went to Rochester
Saturday, where she is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Fred Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter OF Rutlsnd recently visited their
mother, Mrs. R. e. Potter.
The Ladies' Aid society viii hold a So
ciaole and supper at Rev. J. r. Olin's
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 16.
II Is reported that the family OF Har-
vey blanchard is to move into the tene-
ment over Sidney Wyman's.
Mrs. Mary Barnes and son, John. have
moved from B. w. Roberts tenement to
the Eggieston farm at stockbridge.
Mrs. B. D. Weeks OF Hyde Park.
Mass. came Friday and Is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. wyman, Jr.
d. F. Gould is suffering from two alb
scesses on his hand. DIR. Fletcher found
It necessary to open them Sunday night.
Mrs. Harry Dodge OF Bethel came last
week and is spending several DAYS with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Wilson.
Elisha Boutwell, was in Barnard and
Bethel last week to see his sisters. Mrs.
A. ID. Angel and Mrs. A. L. Dinsmore.
who have been i'll for some time, but are
nov somewhat better.
There was special service Mt the Uni
versalist church Sunday morning. at
which Rev. v. NJ. Martin took far her
topic. abraham Lincoln" Music was
furnished BY wyman's orchestra and bv
the choir. Rev. J. r. Olin at the Metho-
dist church also spoke on the same sub
iect, taking for bis text, MARX the per
feet man, and behold the upright
The following is the order Of exercises
for the Lincoln memorial service at Onion
hall, Gaysviiie, Friday afternoon. Feb.
II, At p. m.:-Music, Wyman's orches-
ira; invocation, Rev. John Olfn: America.
BY the audience; speaking. bv school
children; music, orchestra; address. ssI.ife
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Martin; ''Tenting on the Old Camp
drounds" choir anecdotes and short
speeches BY citizens; solo, Mrs. Mabel
Harrington; Gettysburg address. Andrew
Harrington; Nearer, My God 10 Thea,
By the audience; Doxology; benediction.
John r. Ovslin.
At the fourth quarterly conference for
GAysville and Bethel 'Lympus charge,
held Feb. the following officers were
elected Stewards, o. ]. Richardson.
Amos Leavitt, Mrs. Elizabeth Chamber
lin Z E. Holbrook. Mrs. A. w. Ballard.
g. E. Noble, A. v. Leavitt, David q.
Brown, W. A. Swinyer, Albert Hill. Mrs.
Clyde Washburn; district steward. o. j.
richardson recording steward, Mrs. A.
w. Ballard; trustees, A. V. I.eavitt. Wal
ter swinyer, O. J. Richardson. c. Z. No
bic, d. q. Brown, B. B. Goodale: treas
urers, o. J. Richardson, &. e. Noble: es-
timating PASTORS salary, o. j. Richard
son, Mrs. A. w. Ballard, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chambsrlin. II was voted to ask for the
return Of the pastor, Rev. ]. F. DIN.