The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-28
RANpoLpH.
Mr. and Mrs W. L. Hcbafd Surprised on
Their 25th Wedding Anniversary.


Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Hobard Surprised OF
Their 2sth Wedding Anniversary.
About forty people surprised Mr. ant
Mrs w. + hebard Saturday evening, I
being the 25th anniversary Of their wed
ding. The order 81 Easter Star. 81 whici
Mr. and Mrs lebsfd arc members CAV.
them silver bread tray, silver berry
I dish and spoon. d D. Howe made thl
lpresentation speech. 70 which Mr.. Hp
bard responded. They also had FIVE sii
yer dollars from a son who lives oul
Of the state Refreshments were served
and pleasant social time followed.
Daniel spooner Is quite III and pueu.
monia Is feared
Edgar Salisbury went to Boston Fri.
day on business trip.
P. j Blanchard was IN Barre Friday
calling upon bic daughters.
Dr.. y. G. Beekmau was taken 10 the
sauatorinm Saturday for treatment for
an attack Of bis old Illness.
Kiss Olive Moulton and Mise Marjorie
Cbedel have returned from pittsfeld
where they have been passing a few
days with Miss Hazel Durkee.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis started for Phil.
adelphia Sunday, where she expects 10
remain about two months. She was ac'
eompanied "a far Is New York BY Miss
Carrie Eaton
Mr. and Mrs. W L. Hebard viii leave
the upham house. where they have spent
the winter, about The middle Of April
and viii return to their home at Ran.
dolph Center for the SUMMER
A class Of Is took the first and second
degrees at The grange meeting Saturday
night A program, which was largely
muScal was given between The degrees.
A large number attended and the meet
ing was one Of great interest
JB. Wells Of Randolph, state super.
iniendent 81 highways for Orange county,
had On extremely narrow escape from
serious and possible fatal injuries
Wednesday morning while walking on
ne tracks Of the Central Vermont rail-
read M. Wells bad been = the Office
d the White River Transfer company
and returning 70 the Junction house
walked down the railroad and between
the tracks "A he walked along. q freight
train hacked down and struck him.
knocking him down, but hls fall was
away from the tracks After the passing
az tie train. Mr.. Wells gathered himself
up ard made his way 70 the hotel. where
he soon recovered bis wonted c0mpoure
ard was about his business again
White River Junction Landmark.
Easter services and elaborate deoora
lions were observed III the different
churches on Sunday morning At tho
Bethany church the order q service was
printed, the title page being finely dec
grated, and was presented to each one
present The decorations were the work
Of II. N. Totman and were composed 81
ferns. lilies and primroses. The music
was 81 the usual high order. with the
following programs Prelude Pilgrim
Chorus Wsgnavi coronation hymn
the Lords prayer; Gloria patd; seiee-
ton: ANTHEMS, Awake Thou That Sleep.
est Arthur Foote's scripture reading
anthem. As It Began 10 Dawn Arthur
II. Ryders prayers hymn, lift Up,
ldft Up Y0n Voices Now oiTertory.
Melody ii r" Ruhenstein: prayer 81
anthem, Jesus e Risen,
2 A. SchenesReri baptism ard reception
81 six members Oh confession of faith
md one by letter cnmmunions doxal /
'gy. penedietioni postlude, @goronstia /
March" Meyerbeer The decorations for
the Federated church Was the work Of
lhe florist ard were also composed 81 /
Terms. lilies and primrosss The music /
md sermon were appropriate to the day
md 4 large audience was IN attendance.
At the Episcopal church. the decorations
were directed BY Frederick Leeds and I
we're composed Of ferns. lilies. ETC.. with I
! large number 81 Easter lilies in hou
luats.