Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-18

Charles Lowell was in Bethel Monday.
c. D. Cushing Of Bethel was in town
Saturday.
.. 9. Hagar returned from Woodstock
Thursday.
Leon Perkins is working for G. B. Fish
ct Htockbridge.
Mrs. d. F. Gould has been suffering
from ulcers in her head.
Mrs. Lora Harrington went 10 her
home in Barnard Monday.
Mr. Perkins and Mrs. Kate Way Of
Pitts6eld were in town Friday.
Fl. H. Harrington Is in South Stock
bridge this week saving wood.
Stephen swinyer Of Illinois visited rel
atives in town the irsf Of the week.
Miss Gladys Clough OF Bethel was g
visitor at A. W. Billiards. last week.
Rev. w. C. Boutwell, preached at the
Bethel 'Lympus church Sunday evening.
Homer Russell OF Royalton has recently
been a visitor at Rev. W. c. BoutweIl's.
Pearl Hodgkins Of Rochester was with
bis brother Guy, and family over Sun
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Fletcher very pleasantly
entertained their friends at 500 party
recently.
DR.. Mitchell HwInyer Of HoIyoke.
Mass; was a visitor ct George and ". A.
swinyer's Monday and Tuesday.
Mn and Mrs. F. H. Ketchnm Of RAN
dolph were the guests Of their son, Wal
ter Ketchum, and family Sunday.
Miss Hattie Boutwell, OF South Stock
bridge has been the guest for q few days
Of her aunt, Miss Mary Boutwell,.
Miss Abbie whitcomb OF Bethel has
been passing several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. whiteomb.
The people whose residences have been
wired for electrics lights expect soon to
be connected with the Cushing plant.
Mrs. b. d. Weeks and Miss Jenness
Weeks went to Boston last week Thurs
day, after enjoying visit at n. L Wy
man, Jr.'s.
D. F. Gould found it necessary to have
the abaceas on bis hand opened again
Thursday night. At present il seems to
be doing well.
Monday. Mrs. Wyman is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Robert Noble, in Bethel dur
ing his absence.
Miss Julia Luce closed her school in
West Windsor Friday and is spending
her vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Luce.
The singing school did not meet Mon
day evening on account of the illness of
Mrs. d. F. Gould, but will be held FRI
day evening, at which visitors are vel
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dodge, who have
been spending several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wilson, re-
turned TO their home in Bethel the last Of
the week.
Leo Abbott, q former GaysvilIe boy,
called on friends in town last week. after
} an absence OF ten years. He is now q
student in the University Of Vermont at
Burlington.
Lincoln Birthday Observance.
A large number gathered at Union hall
Friday afternoon to join in the Lincoln
memorial service. With Miss Helen
Boutwell, at the plane and Mrz D. r.
Gould, leader, the music WAS excellent.
Several recitations we're given BY the
school children, after which Represents
tive Boutwell, told OF the "Liie OF Lin
coin in such an interesting way that il
was enjoyed alike by the children and
those Of larger growth.
! Rev. v. M. Martin spoke in her pleas
ant way on 1.-THE Character Of Lincoln
and Andrew Harrington very impressive
" gave the Gettysburg Address. Joel
: Blackmer could boast Of being born on
: FEB. IL, just twenty-five years later than
Lincoln, and gave some "reminiscences Of
his earlier days.
]. A. Chedsl thought that while George
: Washington could not tell a lie, Lincoln
Was the more honorable, because he could,
but would not. He also said the secret
: OF his wonderful control Of men was that
he FIRST learned to control Abraham Lin
/. coin.
g 8. G. Harrington, one ofthe Boys in
Blne,n could indeed tell Of his large
: heartedness and sympathy.
. After singing OF ssNearer, My God, Il
q Thee,1 Rev. J. F. Olin dismissed the au
2 dience.
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