Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-14
WASHINGTON.

Mr. Lyman P. Barron is thought to. be
failing.
Miss Martha F. Calef passed the 18th
with her sister, Miss Ada Calef, at God :
dard Seminary.
Mr.. Williams on Monday entered one OF
his horses at the State Fair at Burlington.
The many friends of the Rev. and Mrs.
VIM. Fuller much regret that they leave
this place, but nevertheless hope that the
new fields in which they are to engage
may prove not only attractive but truly
profitable.
MIR. Duane White of Boston and Miss
Martha E. Calef, teacher formerly at
Goddard Seminary, were married sept. 4,
by Rev. j. Edward Wright. The best
wishes of friends go with the bride and
groom to their home.
Mrs. H. A. White on Friday gave a sup
per in honor OF Miss Martha F. Calef of
Oregon. At the table were three Martins
who were named from the late Mrs.
Martha Calef Of this place.
Daniel Smiths colt, Golden, has taken
the 4th prize at the Columbian Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. @ o. Calef, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wilson, Miss Martha G. Taylor,
Miss Martha f. Calef and ID. F. Stanley
are to leave town Thursday for the CO.
lumbar Exposition.
Robert Richardson was at Barre the
3Oth.
Mrs. Viola Jeffords and children return
ed home from n. H., Thursday.
Mrs. 0. H. Dickinson, who has been
quite i'll and receiving treatment from
DR.. Minard, is improving.
Clayton Bigelow and wife of Montpelier
spent Saturday with friends in town.
S. Briggs OF Williamstown attended at
the Union church Sunday.
Clough q Huntington have erected an
ironsmith shop at their marble quarry.
George Emery and wife OF Barre visited
his sister, Mrs. Henry Richardson, Mon
day.
Charles II. Davis recently dug from his
field a bill OF potatOes-the Early Queen
three of which weighed three pounds,
i've ounces.
Last week, +. H. Dickerman sold five
LAMBS that were produced by two sheep,
for sl6 as. The triplets weighed 81, IS and
Il pounds respectively, and the twins, 70
and IS IL pounds making the aggregate
weight 8l2 pounds. The lambs were four
months and ten days old.
Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Richardson went
on Aug Both, to Waterbury Center, " here |
he is to enter the Green Mountain Semi |
nary as principal.
Henry Grant and children were at Bar
re, Thursday.
Alvin Day of Barre was in town satur-
day.
On Sunday, DR.. Packer OF Barre was
called to attend DIR. Lyman p. Barron.
Mrs. Plymon seaver is failing. Mrs,
George Seaver is caring for her at pres
emit.
Hon. and Mrs. Chester Dickey, Mrs.
DR.. Warner and Mrs. Charles Huntington
will attend the Vermont Free Baptist /
yearly meeting at Waterbury Center.
At the village schoolhouse Friday, the
''stars and stripes" were flying at high |
mast.
Mrs. Cunningham from Topsham visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Viola Jeffords,
Thursday.
''Then is that lovely island fair;
And the pale health-seeker findeth there
The wine OF life in its pleasant air."
The Rev. VIM. Fuller has received and
a call TO the pastorate OF the
Baptist church, Hinesburg, VT, and SO
will be leaving Washington for Hinesburg
within two or three weeks. On Wednes-
iay,and Thursday,th 9Th and 7thinsts., he
attends the ninety-eighth session OF the
Lamoille Association held with the Bap-
list church at Essex Junction, VT.
Inc denominations represented al the
inter- denominational Seaside Conference
we're the Baptist, Methodist Episcopal,
lutheran, United Brethren, Southern
Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, South,
church of the Disciples, Cumberland
Presbyterian, Friends, German Reformed,
Dutch, Moravian and Collegiate
Reformed. Noted scholarly divines adj
dressed the conference. Noticeable
mong the subjects of the addresses are
Learned Doubts and the Living Word
nd "rhe Present and Coming Criticism OF
he Bible" by Prof. Howard Osgood. ID. ID.
IL. D., Rochester Theological Seminary; :
Scriptures, "and Fresh Light
rom Ancient Monuments" by Joseph
'ook, LII. ID. Boston.