Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-31
The Hutchins place on Maple street bias

The band was out again Monday even
ing and favored the public with some f1ne
music.
Mr.. Warren and Mr.. Bridgeman, Of
Boston, are the guests OF Mr.. Henry w.
Tewksbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. K w. Morse, of the st.
George hotel, White River Junction, were
in town Saturday.
There will be regular meeting Of the
w. c. T. U. with Mrs. Mary Holorook on
June LIST at p. m.
DR.. Geo. H. Spiller, the optician, will be
at the Red Lion on June 9TH and will re-
main there a week.
The Good Tenplars were very pleasant
ly entertained at Mr.. Ira Williams on
Weston street Tuesday evening.
Miss Elsie Powers is to give instructions
in physical culture and oratory this sum-
mer and already has several pupils.
Henry w .Tewksbury is at his Randolph
home this week and will not return to
Boston until after the commencement eX-
ercises.
DIR. j. ii. Mayo has been invited to pre-.
pare a medical treatise fer the annual
meeting of the Vermont homeopathlsts,
to be held at the Pavilion, Montpelier,
June 9Th and 18th.
r. F. Fassett has left Berlin, \. H., and
entered the employ of a Rutland firm for
whom he worked some time ago Mr..
Fassett visited his friends in West Kan
dolph the first OF the week
Two paper trains from Boston, one lit
tie later than the other, now reach here
at an early hour every Sunday mt Ining,
bringing as Boston Journals, "A Globes
and is Heralds to West Randolph sub
scribers.
Mrs. Ed. Hobart and son Glenn arrived
from Windsor, Monday afternoon,and are
staying at F.A.Hobart's. II is hoped that
the change will prove beneficial TO the mt
lie boy, who is just recovering from Sc
we're illness.
Monday evening, the electric-lighting
committee. A. Fowler, =. a. 5hatt uGR
and +, f. DuBois-conferred with Mr.. l..
j. Wing, who represents Almon & Sar-
gent electrical engineers OF Boston, with
regard TO lighting this village. After eX-
aiming the lay of the land, Mr.N ing de-
parted, and the committee expect to re-
ceiye proposition from his company Ia
ter. Tuesday the Westing Electrlc-Llghl-
/ ing House OF Pittsburgh, Penn, sent a
representative here in the person OF MI.
| Robert B. Edes.
The w. c. T. u. tea in honor OF Gen.
l Neal Dow was held Saturday afternoon at
Mrs. Willard Gays. After the very ex-
/ ceIlent supper served at o'clock, the at
/ tention of those present was given 10 the
4 following interesting program; song,
"Fall into Line" Mrs. Minnie Hayes
reading, "After Many Days" Mrs. samuel
Bass; sketches of Gen. Dow's life, Kew
/ G., W. Morrow an original article on the
great temperance worker, by Mrs. Fanny
Lewis; reading, on the same subject, Mrs.
q. w Morrow; song, "1he White Rib
bon," Mrs. Hayes.
The strangers and sojourners IN town
recently included Col. Forbes of st. Al :
bans, ". w. Russ of Chicago, VIM. Ga
brielle, who, at the age OF % years, drove
from West Granville Mass, 10 visit his
SON. ]. w. Gabrielle; Mrs. Henry Bush
and daughter Lillian of Barre and Mrs
Marney OF Buffalo, MY. guests at W.B.Ni'
allis: Geo. l.. stowe and wife OF Chelsea,
"a j. Hunter. wife and child, Ed. Hobart,
on Windsor, MIR. and Mrs. G. o. Billings
of Middlebury, IL. G. Bradish, +. M.kim-
ball ard wife, of Boston, VIM. Mann IRON
northern New York, ID. = Putnam ana q
T.. Mann from Hanover, \. II.
AT the Congl church Sunday evening
the baecalaureate sermon WIS delivered
before the graduating class OF the West
Randolph High school. In front of the
pulpit platform was a tasteful arrange
ment OF potted plants, and across the pew,
reserved for the Seniors were stretched
scarlet and white ribbons-the class col
OrS. EVERY seat III the huhithNS rum Ma
taken and it was found necessary K
bring in chairs and benches to accommo
date those left standing. At the appointed
hour the Seniors, headed by the class
marshal, Gilman Chamberlain, and pre-
ceded by the ushers, advanced down thu
center aisle to the seats reserved for them
This service, which took the place OF TN
regular monthly union meeting, wa
conducted by the pastor, the Rev. v, Nj
Hardy, and the sermon was preached bl
the Rev. Homer White, rector OF 81
, Johns church, who took for his text Jer
: tx. 23-2l-"Thus saith the Lord, Let no
, the wise man glory in his wisdom
neither let the mighty maj
glory in his strength let no
the rich man glory in his riches: But le
) him that glorieth, glory in this. that h
UNDERSTANDABLE and knoweth me, that
am the Lord which exercise loving kind
ness, judgment and Righteousness in tn
/ earth for in these things delight, saitf
the Lord.n The preacher endeavored L
show that men should not glory in wis
dom, power and riches, which are tn
gifts of God or gained by inheritance
! but rather in the noble use of such gifts
i and chiefly should they glory il
the knowledge of God and thei
righteous corporation with him. II
his address to the class, he urged them Z
struggle for true success in life; to max
; themselves worthy of the honor of tn
! world and of the appreciation of God.
Continued on Last Page.