Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-15

for week or so.
Hon. and Mrs. ]. w. Rowell visited the
city OF Burlington, Monday.
Miss Emily Bancroft and nep hew Floyd
are with Mrs. G. d. Blanchard.
Il is whispered, quiet-like, that there il
to be ride to Brookfeld Tonight.
Mrs. CrandaIl went TO Norwich, Mon
day, to attend the funeral of a friend.
Charles Wood is clerking in the grocery
store Of w. F. Edison for a short time.
Miss Jennie Godfrey was home from
her school in Gaysville, Saturday and Sun
day.
Wesley Field and wife from Hanover, n
H., are visiting Postmaster Montgomery
and family.
Miss May Parsons goes to-day to
Springfield, Mass, to visit Air. and Mrs.
Herbert Flint.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. FL
len Newton at No. Central St., Friday,
June 16, at p.m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. sege are the
happy parents of a little daughter that tips
the scales at l-2 pounds.
ID. +. Averill OF Marshheld is again en-
ployed by A. E. Lane in the manufacture
of the Perfection Butter box.
Mrs. Betsey Spafford, en- route from
Boston to her home in Nebraska, made a
short visit at c. f. Wyman's this week.
Mrs. L. A. Greene OF Boston is boarding
at the Red Lion Inn this week. w. X.
Fuller, also from Boston, is staying at the
Inn.
Little Melvin Harper, son of II. 0. Har-
per, has been presented with 500 by Mrs.
NJ. z. Harrington Of Bethel, as a seal for
his name.
Miss Nettie Webster left home Monday.
TO be present at the commencement exer-
cises of the Methodist seminary at Mont
pelier, also at those OF Goddard seminary,
Barre.
Mrs. Warren Mann and two daughters
Mrs. DR.. Chase and Miss Hattie Mann
left town Monday. DR.. Chase, coming
from New York in his yacth, will join his
wife at Hero, where they expect to spend
the summer.
A. L. Stone, Gilman Chamberlin, Ar
thur Bean, Sherman and Horace Moul-
ton, Charles Me all and DR.. q. w. Scott
witnessed the ball games played by Dart
mouth and Amherst, Friday and Satur-
day. Dartmouth lost both games, aud
with them her hope of the college cham
pionship. The score stood Friday 6 to g.
and Saturday, to 3, in favor of Amherst.
Among those who have registered lately
at the Vermont building are found the
names of Prof. and Mrs. Whitehill, Rev.
and Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Peters, Miss White.
more, DIR. and Mrs. Blanchard, w. b. Wall
and wife, Miss Sadie Lamb, Mrs. Marga-
ret and Miss Harriet Smith, o. P. Wat
son, Warren, Pa, and Charles Dubois OF
New York City.
The following item about a Randolph
boy viii be read with interest here, and
his many friends will wish him much
happiness "The marriage OF Mr.. Fred q.
Osgood, for the past fifteen years associ-
ated with Moves Bros, TO Miss Emily
Young, who has been the cashier at the
same place of business, VIII take place at
their new residence on Highland Avenue,
w ollaston, next Wednesday evening. The
wedding ceremony, which is to be private,
will be followed by a reception. They
have already received many handsome
gifts. They will be absent from Boston
about month on the wedding trip,which
will include the Worlds Fair"
At Bethany church, Montpelier, this
week, is held the 9Sth annual meeting OF
the general convention of Congregation
al ministers and churches in Vermont,
Hon. II. F. Field Of Rutland presiding.
Tuesday afternoon, there was a session
for organization, reports OF committees
and addresses by representatives from,
and delegates TO, other ecclesiastical bodies.
Yesterday Is taken up with Prayer SER
vice, addresses and symposiums. At the LIST
symposium, the Rev. Y. NJ. Hardy speaks
on the "Modern Decadence of Church
Feeling and Life.n To-morrowis program,
as announced, consists of the transaction
of unfinished business, the reading OF
reports from the Christian Endeavor and
other societies and, at 10 o'clock, the an
niversary meeting OF the Vermont branch
of the Woman's Board OF Missions, at
which an address by Mrs. Grembai Kari
marker, Hindu lady, will be delivered.
The Baptist Sunday school convention
was held in Rutland, Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. At the morning
session Wednesday, addresses were deliv-
eced by Gov. Fuller, Rev. Seward Robson
and others. Mr. Robsons remarks, " hich
the Rutland Herald reports as follows,
were on" Atmosphere in the SCHOOL, "He
spoke OF the necessity of good air in the
schoolroom but more especially empha-
sized the necessity OF a social atmosphere.
child would soon perceive, coming in
10 warm atmosphere, cool reception.
good social atmosphere would help the
school, increase its interest and add to is
mum ers. He also spoke of the necessity
OF having vigorous intellectual and spir-
itual atmosphere in the school, which
would lead children TO the knowledge Of
God and His salvation" At the after
noon session, the following officers were
elected; president. Rev. Gibbs Braislin,
Rutland; vice president, Rev. w y Roberts,
Burlington; secretary, Rev. Seward Rob-
son; treasurer, d. NJ. White of Rutland
There werea95 delegates rs visitors, "a pas
tors and Il superintendents in attend
anee. Among those present were Rev. }
). Goodall of Essex Junction and Mr.. and
Mrs. a. b. Cushman Of West Randolph.
The patriotic citizens OF West Randolph
nave determined TO celebrate thes Fourth
in manner BETTING this lively town. A
meeting was held in the hose rooms last
Wednesday evening, and The following
officers were elected: ID. Eidredge, chair /
man; A. r. Lane, secretary; +. +. Dubois. |
treasurer; +. A. Phillips, musical director;
NJ. NJ. Drake, B. Manchester, A. E. Bass,
+. K. Evans, Elmer Bean, CIV. Hayward, |
r. +. Tilson and f. II. Grove, ex. com. |
n. NJ. Draper was appointed marshal Of |
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