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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-21

Commodore VanderbiIt.
communication by means of the Atlantic
cable traversing midocean and connect
ing the old world with the new" The
award to Peabody was made "for his
great and peculiar beniflcence in giving a
large sum of money. amounting to 1000
600, for the promotion of education in
the more destitute of the southern and
southwestern states. Peabody, born i'll
1880, was the Carnegie of his time. He
began clerlsing in a store in Danvers,
Mass. when only eleven and grew to
build up the largest dry goods business
of his genera ton. Although settling in
London as a broker in 1887 he from there
sent money to found the Peabody insi-
tutes and museums scattered over this
country. The large donation for the pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-21
Queen Alexandra Starts
School for Children
Special Correspondence of The Star.

UEEN ALEXANDRA has re-
Gently taken a deep personal
interest In the welfare of the
people on her estate at San
dringhan- Following her project
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-21

honor of being chosen to the post by the
people. This gave him still greater lati-
tude in picking out his advisers but it
was still to Wilson he turned in order
TO keep the farmer department in good
running order Now William II. Taft has
some Of the radical and socialist news
papers, which. however do not express
the opinion of the average Englishman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-21
King Edwards Coronation
Cost Sum of $1,796,4 45
Special Correspondence of The Star.

LONDON, March II. 1909.
\ EXPENDITURE accounts for King
! Edwards coronation have only
just been made public and, con-
4 sidering the enormous figures in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-21

Secretary Wilson did not invent this
system. but he put it on a scale of pro-
fciency never dreamed of by its German
inventor The basis of the thought is
that by the introduction INFO the soil OF
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
sRAINTREE

Mrs. Wells OF South Royalton We w
town Thursday.
f. Dickerman was in Montpei er ~
Gently on business.
About IS couples attended the dance ~
the hall Friday night.
Mrs. Fred Jacobs and three On ldren
returned home from white River June
tion Monday.
Mrs. George Hinkson, Mrs 9oha
Dunstan and Miss Lillian baicheii1f are
on the sick list.
Mrs. J. Dunstan's little son, whc e.
been quite sick and under ~. 1ooit :
care, il somewhat better.
Fred Jacobs has rented the tens usnl
over the postofice Of Frank hAteteilof
and will move his family there
Mrs. Amelia Bruce, who has been inii.
IN At Frank Baichelior's, - repHte'
sonew hat better At this writing.
Mrs. Eugene Osha, who vas called hefs
nv the illness and death 81 Der lathe {, ~
turned 10 her home In waltham, AS
Saturday.
Martin sumner has bought the - = p,
Abbott place in Braintree, shere v Iifee
RAYMOND has lived Tor the psi ~
wears, and will take possession Ma
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
aRookFIElp

Frank Ballard has been seriously m the
sssi fas days.
~. Angel q Randolph was In town on
hms8aass one day Recently.
Mfs. Roselia stone returned 70 her
assse In LoEeii, Mass, last week.
So Sumner i assisting for awhile
- tamuY % Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ed
sea Hairh ~ woodsviiie. y. a., spent
- snh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. p.
apa.
ms aamney spent several days last
k hanaoiph with his sister, Mrs.
nFfanl.
10 susie Howard, teacher in the
sfF sehaai. boards with Mr.. and
b. Holden.
- aaiKa stone has been spending
1855 esska sta her con and family IN
go tlsaing friends In Randolph.
#snn williams = repairing his houss
49, aamared ~ IRE several weeks
u ssuith doing the work.
eos Mr.. George Bryant Of Ran
Iaslfea hef uarents, Mr. and Mn
Mammas. 10 first Of the week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
eAsr sRookFIELp

Hn nsfa has Eons to Burlington TO
aaa Aaxem hss commenced work
"A gseFk
- 49, nsrues y keeping house for
anals llsarHs NsssiL
4 Anasii entertained her class
mas NaturaMY afternoon.
fafea aaciety unl hold social
arrAgus's this afternoon.
neelas sd family, who have
Nssss ~ winter 81 Basre, re-
ssF nems piacs last week.
aas liaFrison. Who has been
80 George Newell, has
in xsaf her sister, Mrs.
aar ISL Monday; No. II
a nseef No. II ~ Mrs.
~ i1 ~ Edna sar.
fEHe e ssatiey.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs. c. F. Parker is i'll and under the
care OF DR.. Angel.
Miss C. B. Weymouth has commenced
her school in East Bethel.
Mrs,.Pray Is sick and has been moved
to Miss Martha Gilbert's to be cared for.
The listers are arranging the alphabet
cal list OF personal property this week at
the Randolph House.
Miss Evarts OF the Normal, who has
been at her home sick, has returned to
the Randolph House,
Mrs. Ellen o'Grady and son, John, c.
Roxbury are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Bolin.
The DR.. Smith house is being
thoroughly repaired under the direction
OF Rev. Aubrey Gilmore, who expects to
soon have IL in readiness for his own use
as a rectory.
The annual parish meeting OF Grace
church will be held at the church at 10
O'Clock Monday morning, May 3, for the
election OF officers and the transaction Of
other parish business.
A May day social and protnsnade will
BE- held In Normal bail saturday evening
Tor The b.neat q tha baseball team. lcs
-=-Sss=. sd 49, =n - 49, "a so
invited. Come and help the boys.
Miss Martha Gilbert, who had been at
Bethel caring Tor her aunt, Mrs c. c.
stearns, who vas dangerously ~ With
bronchial pneumonia. returned home last
saturday. Her aunt vas very much bot
ter.
A J. ". Fargo vas splitting kindling
wood last Monday morning, q splinter
les and hn him In the eve. IL pune.
tured the eyeball slightly. Dr. Bailey
dressed il and although painful Mr.. Far.
go went TO his Sork wednesday.
Jerry Raymore started for Randolph
last Saturday evening, but his horse was
taken sick on the road. He put u in Mr..
Bickford's barn and sent for Dr. stearns.
The horse vas able the next day to b.
taken TO Mr. Temples, where Jerry
works.
Seth A. Wilson came from Malone and
reached here last Fri ,ay forenoon 10 b
in readiness for his trial gitk r. G.
smith saturday. Il viii he remembered
THAT after Mr.. Wilson lad his goods In
the car ready 20 ship, X. G. smith on
tanned q body writ by making afiidavii
that Wilson oWed him and was about Il
lee se the state and the writ vas served By
arresiing Wilson the night before he wa
10 leave. II appeared in the case thai
smith had never claimed 20 Wilson thai
he owed him anything before be brought
suit. sit though be had opportunities % gel
his pay II Wilson owed him. Inc iury
who beard the case returned q verdict IA
iavor o. Mr.. Wilson.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
NORTH RoYALToN

Frank DeauBg has returned bone to
Randolph.
Luxe Robinson had his horse stolen
d'n Andrew Woodv0rth's barn recently.
viii Benson and Charles Gates Of Hart
all, Arthur Benson and Frank Aver Of
Nlae River Junction we're recent guests
q Hiram Buson's.
Hiram Benson has two heiiers three
~" ola that gave birth to two calves,
w oi them weighing about 30 lbs. and
,le other -2 lbs. each in every way
At and Mrs Arthur Cilley OF West
a.a'ler, w., Formerly Of Royalton, are
epof'ea To- Bio the happy parents OF
WINS Her mother, Mrs. Andrew Wood
'"'a Is caring Tor them.
About one hundred relatives and
. .,saa, celebrated the twentieth anniver-
IVY Oh thg marriage % Mr.. and Mrs.
'anA 7pauIdIHg last Tuesday evening.
s',Ly pleasant evening was spent and on
..plil,ns thgy left some substantial tok-
ta' Of their esteem.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
oeea usir aeeers.

Mr.. Editor
Ny IS cows have made an average OF
t7i.u2 each for he year ts0s-an average
Of $50 lhs. a butter u the coz. During
the vear, Z sols seven CO.'S lust bsfcfu
they lrcsnened and repiaoed ihsm with
seven heifers. raised ten calves that
had new milk awhile and sold one quart
milk day through November and De-
cember besides y hat we used In the house
and we eat milk Tor supper. Had some
abort and one or tSo milking on second
year.
II there are herds that do not average
mere than go each Tor cream, ! adyise
the owners 20 sell them and buy Jerseys
aud carry their crram 20 A. A. Storrn'
creamery and use the skim milk for hogs
instead Of mixing meal aud water and
ave heating water IN winter.
J. G. Green.
Emst Bethel. April 26, 1909.
PA Under favorable circumstances
herd would have made $50 each, with
ne milk.
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Rochester News.


Beginning about May /, F. L. Gibson,
piano and organ tuner, will spend several
weeks in Bethel, Rochester, Randolph
and Royalton. Address orders by mail to
Lyme, N. H. ae
c. D. Parker of Boston and Mr.. Bush
of Providence were in town Monday.
A daughter Nas born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Guernsey Of Rutland April "a.
Mrs. Nettie Austin is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. D. o. Goodno, for the summer
The United States Tale corporation OF
Rochester has been petitioned into bank
ruptcy.
Rev. s. II. Smith was called to Swan
ton Monday to attend the funeral OF an
old parishioner.
The W. c. T. U. will meet in the IN
iversalist church next Tuesday, May {;
leader, the president.
Mrs. r. A. Guernsey, Miss Achsa
Guernsey and Mrs. Florence Axtell we're
in Randolph saturday.
Mrs. 2. A. Guernsey went 10 Rutland
Monday 10 stay lev days with Mr. and
Ms. Reh~ri aU~-naey.
Mra. r. Z. webbsr and daughter, Rose.
mary, arrived Saturday from New York
city 10 spend the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trask wera in
Burlington Wednesday and Thursday "a
see 3. n. TrAsk, who i Fl Or. sparhawk's
sanitarium.
Rochester lodge, No. IS. l. o. o. r.,
was in Pittrheld Tuesday 10 attend the
funeral and conduct the burial service Of
Derwin Fish.
Friends hers Of Mrs. Harvey Perry Of
Northfield will BE- sorry to hear she i VIC.
lentiy insane and steps have been taken
10 commit her to the hospital 81 Water
bury this week.
Services will begin in the Universaiisi
church next Sunday. Rev. Mary 7
whitney will enter upon second rear Of
service and will have . sermon appFopri
ate TO the occaziOn.
The Silver Medal contest un.ser ths
auspices Of the W. &. I. U. notice,t foi
Z May I has heen postponed 20 MONDAY
evening, May 3. This is the second ora
torical contest % the season and Il givsI
under the direction OF Mrs. Emily
Chafee. The contestants are all boys.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29

Beginni ng about May LEI. Gibson
piano and organ tuner, will spend several
weeks in Bethel, Rochester, Randoluh
and Royalton. Address orders by mail
to Lyme, n. II. ae
Ralph whiting Of Hanover. Mas.
ca ne last week Wednesday to spend 4
few days at r. A. Daniels.
Miss Matte Buck, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Rbyalton, returned
Saturday to Worcester, Mass.
The household goods and farm tool. b.
longing TO the estate OF the late James
Buck were sold at auction Wednesday Of
last week.
John Greene was one year old on Tues
day, April 20. He was tareminded %
the fact" by shower Of 81 post cards
and one letter.
Charles X. Taggart, entertainer, The
Man from Vermont" IL expected 10 give
an entertainment at the CongI church
Wednesday evening, May s, under the
auspices OF the Royalton Woman's club.
The trustees Of Royalton Town. library
met Monday afternoon. They voted 20
expend $50 ON new books and appointed
Rev. sherman Good win and Rev. J. r.
Whitney purchasing COMMITTEES. The
committee would be glad to receive any
suggestions that patrons may have %
make with regard to new books desired.
Rev. J. F. whitney, Miss whitney.
Mrs. W. II. Harvey, Mrs. +. A. Daniels.
q. A. Waterman and Mr.. Metcalf have
been elected delegates to the nesting %
the Golden Rule union 20 be held a.
South Royalton, May ~. II IL 10 b
hoped that many others will avail them
selves Of the opportunity Of attending
this meeting, which is 20 near.
The annual meeting OF the Royaiton
Woman's club was held With Mrs. A. r
Danforth Saturday. The following ON.
GERS were elected for the coming year r.
Pres, Mrs. Dutton; v. Pres, Mrs. q, a.
Waterman; Sec, Miss Alice araut
Treas, Mrs. Culver; Cor. See, Mis-
whitney; delegate TO State Federation,
Mrs. Laird. A solid silver spoon va
presented by the club to the president
Mrs. Dutton. Quotations from Abraham
| Lincoln and short articles about bin
were read by different members. In ths
social hour that followed, refreshu ents ol
\ ice cream and cake were served.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29

We. the undersigned, do hsrehy So
70 refund the money on pe-esnt !.
81 Creene'a Warranted syrup q =
fails 10 cure your cough % coaa
also guarantees 1s-cent bottle 70 '"''
satisfactory % money rstunaea-
g. ~ Hlaek, south hoyaiion'
George A. Laird, RoFslton.
waibridww A nuath, mhnrons
badger a Noysa, Hharun,
Fdgard MHteF, Eass Barnard
81. y. aafesni a aoas ec1ih 80 ="
Nm. Adans. NoFth fgutfrsl
a Masms a Co, WeNt tafttafA
Ar. uoad a ngn, Nesleea
A. a. glna a son, funtfiaHs.
81 A. wlsht. North Fsntfi'ss
i n pnslf a Co. aaa4h atfeHafa
81 ramll A SON. MsfaHusA
FrmnE nafkus. rmssAsta
d vi nfiah an a $50 faisas
a.f waFf1 ftsesis
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
south Royalton Notes.
MI slH0EFr, Local Editor

~ J. r 4EhHlAf AsNAaA AfNlAAA
s.. ss,Bldiug is building factory for
d. manufacture OF bic patent chimneys.
a.. Ellen Pierce has sold her resi-
f.ss 10 Charles Glapp Of South Royal
tn
n, Ellis reported m with mumps.
hi other cases have been reported re-
call7.
fs..trr 4sHBarn Is TO build a house this
stag having disposed Of the one he is
living Boz.
NJ, and Mrs. T.. g. Bclknap have a son
t5,a lat SUNDAY morning. Mother and
fsli ar5 doing we'll
n, and Mrs. p. o, Eaton Of Lebanon,
yH.. we're guests at the South Royalton
Baf sunday. coming by auto.
Charles sarm5re exhibited a hens egg
tsg last Monday measuring 7taxsM
fssbss. ald bq a Rhode Island Red
utfb5He services wil be held at South
g5ysIt5n next sunday, May 2, at Q
ss5es q. 20 bv Rev. Jas. L. Pondera.
Nr. Ellen Cleveland, who has been
nsaiing The winter with her daughter,
Dr.. Dan @. st6usht0n, has returned to
sf bono In Chelsea.
M. and Mrs. Pearl Culver returned
here from their wedding tour last week,
snanug until last Tuesday, when they
usat 90 sheldon Junction, where he Is
aI.,md station agent
LH Hewitt is soon to commence the
Building % a power mill for grinding
rs1 end other purposes, near the rail-
imd tack sautb 20 tho depot. The loca-
f1a vas acquired a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Ruth l9mau's youngest daughter
net with painful accident last Monday
sy mvns a Hlt.gI ball strike her eye as
,da vas passing along on the street. The
npld broke the lansa Of her eye glasses,
eating tba aya8 and badly bruising
hai face.
The names O., j. Newton Culver OF
Bsbidfd, Col A. D.. Franklin Of Newfaue
and Edward l.. Hogev Of 81. Johnsbury
sr mentioned as candidates for depart
ueat commander Of the @. A. r., to be
chosen at ths annual convention to be
bsd ct Burlington, May 1913.
The Long Beach Daily Telegram OF
L8ng Beagh, Cal, ~ date April "a, under
tes heading, Playing Leap Frog" gives
-al aec1ual % an interesting sight wit
ussssd by The passengers on a suburban
electric car 5ut tfam Long Beach. Two
huge whales aere seen disporting In the
cee'n 81 90 CREST distance from the land,
sometimes exposing az much AZ fifteen
issi Of their great brown bodies out Of
Satat Nearby was the launch OF Capt.
Graves with q party 0i Eastern gentlemen
aboard on fishing trip. One Of the pas
ssneef on the ear thought the captain
Cad The whales iu tow, and hastily re-
lafned 70 Long Beach wharf 70 see then
come 10, bot when Capt Graves launch
aie" up 70 Che wharf, It was ascertainet
iaai The largest ish caught was a twenty
i2ai pound hsHhut, hooked by {. p
lNhei OF South Koyaltou, VT, one o
lae party Of fishers on the launch"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
Annusl vmsas M.ssIno wsrnlca.

annual Nhtsao MeeftnQ warning.
The legal voters Of the village Of Ran
dolDh are hereby notified and warned
10 meet in the high school building on
Main street In said village on Tuesday,
the 4th day Of May, 1909 81 7:30 O'Clock
p. m, 30 the set uPon the ioiloging busi-
ness.
/. To elect a moderator Tor the year
ensuing.
> To elect clerk TO- the year ensu-
ing.
To hsar ans az upon fts reports Of
tins trustees, treasurer, stroet O. nmission-
or, water commissioners, chief engineer
and ire wardens.
{. To elect ave trustees. = treasurer,
collector, chief engineer, first and second
assistant engineers, three hre wardens,
one or more auditors for the ensuing year
and . water commissioner for i've years.
S. To see II the village will appropri-
ate money for the building an mainten-
ance Of sidewalks.
9. To hear and act upon any proposal
10 extend or alter the bounds % the vii
lage.
Z. To see IL the village viii appropri-
ate money for sprinkling Streets during
the ensuing year
s. To So II the village viii continue
sever on South Pleasant street 20 accom-
MEDIATE four houses In course Of construc-
ton.
2. To act upon = petition q twenty Of
the legal voters Of the village asking for
3 concrete sidewalk from south Pleasant
street 10 Prospect street.
20. To see II the village viii vote 10
pay A. NJ. Hubbard Tor services a. treAs-
urer for the past year.
II To see Il the village will 81 propriate
/ any money for the benefit Of the band for
the ensuing year.
r. To consider any amendment that
may Be proposed 70 the bylaws 81 the
village
-. To raise money 10 pay the indeht-
edness OF the village and % dsfray cur
rent expenses.
"a. To do any other business proper
/ 10 be done ct said meeting.
v. l. Spear, Village Clerk.
Randolph. VI, April y, 1909.
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a WeddIna ReeeplIon.

A wedding reception was given 70 Mr.
and Mrs. u. A. Waterman ct the ONE Of
bis parents, last week "Wednesday even
ing. About ffty people were press n and
spent a very pleasant evening In spite OF
the UNPLEASANT weather without. Mrs.
Laird and John Waterman sang pretty
duet and Mr.. Waterman also sang = solo,
"The Day is Done"
Many valuable presents we're displayed,
including silver, china, cut glass and
linen. The largest gift, perhaps, ws- =
Jersey COW from Mr.. WATERWAYS par
ents, and the sweetest one some dainty
cakes OF maple sugar from the brides
cousin, Bartlett Dewey.
Refreshments OF cake and ice cream
were served and the party dispersed after
again rendering their best wishes % ths
bridal couple.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
Chelsea Home News.

a. 0. BIxBY, Local Editor.
A May Day Ball
will be held by the Chelsea grange in the
Town ball, April 30. Music, Chelsea
Brass Band orchestra. Supper served in
Grange hall. Dance orders arranged to
please ALL Everybody invited. 2w ae
Orange County creamery paid s2c. per
10. Tor butter fat during the month OF
March.
Deputy Sheriff Tracy had gang of
nine from b. H. Adams boarding house
clearing up the commons Monday and
they did good job.
DR.. F. L. Beckwith had a small blaze
IN his Office Saturday, but be saved the
building by throwing the ball OF fire on.
OF the window without regard to the
glass.
Harold Corwin. who has been a stu
dent tho past year 40 Mount Hermon
school, Northaeld, Mass, came home
last week 10 remain until the fall term
begins.
Fred A. Ordway returned home Men.
day from three months ah-ence ~
southern Pines. y. G -. came 10 Ra.ts
city last seek aud spent few DAYS i'm
his dang ater, Mrs. Earle Parker, where
he Nas ieinsd By Mrs. Ordway.
Mr. ard Mr.. William y. Hood left
Tuesday Tor Upper Nyack. n. Y, to visit
their dnusbter. Mrs. George ,. Hslmer.
They sxrrct 20 hs absent two weeks.
Arthur ~ Morey y in charge Of the drug
store during a.. Hoods absence.
Mrs. Charles Gay Of Cavendinh aud her
niece, Miss Ruby Paul. daughter 81 Mr.
aud Me-. Charles PaEl, vho reside on
the kEst Wit, oAme last week. Mrs.
tiay rrturned home Friday afternoon.
I Miss huby lad it-en WITH her aunt at
casendAlf since last Jaiy.
The fcmairs Of Mrs. jennie Drugs
Wiicat we're hrougtt HIRE "Wednesday
I from ftdnhcia, where she died Monday
Z mornlnf. ~ tubstculnsis sgod % years.
I The fuafrnl - hello tod, 81 tn3 sloms 81
her pan nts. Mr. and Mr.. Jc' Druge,
on The last 8iii. The burial = - south
Nershinh Mrs. Wiicoz ga one child, q
9lri n ycaru Of are.
The Alem0rial aav COMMITTEES % y. r..
X. Hall camp, No. -, sons Of Veterans
anununsc that they have secured heE
traacis A. Poole 10 Barre city ~ speaker
Tor Memorial dGy, the exercises this veal
BEING held On Monday, May ~. They
have aiso engaged tine Corinth Drum
corps " six pieces. Memorial sunda,
ssrviuf VII - held In the Cong'i church
sunaag, May 30. and Rev. Fred Danieli
u The Methodist church Is 10 preach th'
scrtarn.
Mrs Caroline Densmort Adams diet
April 20 % heart disease 81 the home o.
her daughter, Mrs. u. n. Barrows, d
Aver, aass. Her age vas y yrs, mos.
NJ dsyL Mrs. Adsms vas native q
his toEn, the daughter Of the late Nf
and ~ p. joel neusmors. and was a. = las
~ = fnmiiy Of tweive children. rhf -
aersl raa Thursday, the "a. Tier hus
hand lied six years ago. siu left fou
cons al one daughter. Mrs.. Adams Wis
tied b re two years ago and vas planning
90 euu.e for old Home seek this year.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29

N. II. Brown. an attorney Of Pittsheld,
VI, writes.-"we have used DR.. Kings
New Life pills for years and hna them
such a good family medicine We wouldn't
be without them" For chills. constiua-
ton. biliousness or sick headache thcy
work wonders. 25c.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29
Wn.on--Raeon Msaalns.

4, very pleasant home wedd ne
Cured al the residences 81 Mr. and
Ff.nx \. Bacon on the West Hill IN
daf, April p, ai 80 q. m, when
as,phter. Miss Grace Goodwin Be
w.t united in marriage 10 state'5
saspev Stanley Caief Wilson. The q
M ny vas performed b Ees. a. >. n
man Of STAFFORD. The guests pres,
usta only the Immediate relative OF
hf &c and groom, ~ toiiows;-M NJ
i :. Bacon, parents Of the bride
- ghers, Leonard Bacon Of this tod
ans Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Bacon
Nstth Charlestown, \. H.; her siste
NJ - Gertrude Bacon, Of Ciaremont,
II and her uncle, Charles w. Coo ~
~ this place, aud the groom's parent
~. and Mrs. william W. Wilson
Washington.
Wedding breakfast was SERVED
Il 40 O'Clock aud the happy couple leit
atre Tor tao weeks trip 20 hosio
Nts York and Washington, =. & {
y cir return they are 70 reside 81 IN
p,ptev plnce ON Main street, recently "a
riaa~d n Mrs. Jennie Robbins.
Ar. and Mrs. Wilson have the -
ulshss Of q large Circle Of friends IN q
faeinity.
ar Wilson. Who waa elected stat
ssornev last faii. n menlbsr 81 the Y
zen Of Darliug a Wilson 81 this to'
"A L one Of The ieading iasfefs o.
n.fe county har. he = Graa AAiR
faaaaard samimary, itafFs, ana fntts 3
/. -. a. t.fa~tlcwa iaw - Moutpeiier
short tiule befury iucattnE nefs = -
"a. Niisaa = = rradaate Of ths Noru
.~i'ooi "a Rsnaolph asd has fesn = d
...sf.t $500 Ia thls. ans stioini
tnsxms.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-29

Mia uH 80 81 Hasus saiuf
dav from = Nnst hnald
Mrs. An esfN sieA Seer 80
Ter. Mrs. + A~m kMmauiph, =
49, \ her.
=. Roger - nna Mr.. ~
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