Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-02-07

4 e. j. Torrey has nnlsneo nls svuu .S,ss;r
the New England Conservatory u Hu''>
and Is now at home.
i Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wall and MISS Lu
CIV Joined Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Strong In
Boston, Tuesday, and will 60 from there
| to Keene, N. H.
Do, M TRACK left town last week
,,,;.h tho intentinn nj spending a fort
v~S.ht IN Rostnn and at his former home
Us. nnusto Maine.
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JONI " woolicy 20 IN orms Snd thronoh
Unlistian Emueavoi dinne ;s q awonderinl
tnat organizatlon a,on a',orp sor Cod and
h ,am, u :,
rt..I..su.; nav bo asked uJf Mr..
=, Ine ques.ion may ,,,or INV haan,t he
WoUney - ~ graz a a;ot,re ~ advertjse
nt1ograpn NJ laisv pos mff lee.
LII ILL. ;s,,,t nons;doraa anv hodv unIess he
turer ~ ,,aru wyaIl will he no.
nave n'hosfaph' 'o'S "s''
pouy $3.50 In ha,a 10
The Christian cnurcn WIN noiu ~
fourth annual roll cal al 1ne cnulon
"Wednesday nigh the lSth. All Ine lnenl
bers OF the churcn ana congresa'ioh e.oo
lnvlted 10 tne supper anu roil oaii az o.oo
O'CLOCK, ana 10 tine auuress ny tne Pas.ol
and tine speciai music Dy the cnoir III Uhe
audltorlum AFTERWARDS
| Postmaster Montgomery's term OF office
expires this month and, in all probability,
he will be superseded by Democrat,
according to the custom which gives to
the victors the spoils. During the past
| four years, Mr.. Montgomery has served
the pubic iaithIuiiy ana we'll ProVins
himsei Dotn enicient anu opnglng, a1o
his retirement, should caange DC nlaue,
VIII not DC on account u ahy ihounipe
unuer MS aoliihis'Ia,io1' ,uo oi11 uas
attalneo nlgh standard OF eAcenente
ana mas Deen IN every respect creoit W
the 'hiase'
Monday night, Mr.. Byron Manches-
ter was brought to a realizing sense OF the
fact that he had lately passed birthday
anniversary, and also that he was a man
with many friends, by the unexpected
entrance OF forty or moro people, who sur
prised him in the act OF enjoying an even
ing pipe and not exactly what one might
call liked up for company" True to his
hospitable instinct, however. he quickly
ors with hearty welcome. An abun-
dance OF elegant refreshments was pro-
duced by the guests, who afterward en- !
gagged in game OF whist and finally, call
ing upon Manchester's orchestra to fur
i nn.a niusic, uanceu .ne nappy nours away;
peioie .neL uephr.ure, tney pleseHeeu
. .neiI nost wi.u suos.antiai .oken .. Us
see.n mniun ne intenus W oonser. my
s saI's s.;s sousenL VI Ine vovaeion ano -,
.ne lIienuS' W "holi he ieeis proiounuiy
sfaieiui.
Sunday being Endeavor Day, there were
special exercises, led by Miss Edith Alb
bott, at the Congl church in the evening.
Prayer was offered by the pastor, the Rev.
V. Nj. Hardy, and sketch OF the Chris
tian Endeavor movement was given by
Miss Mary Tewksbury. Clarence Hodges
followed with short talk on "The Pledge
and How We Keep 1t, and eleven chill.
dren then entered, singing Coward
Christian Soldiers" and bearing in their
hands letters, which, when the little ones
were arranged in line, formed the word
"Endeavor." At the close OF the hymn,
each child recited passage OF Scripture,
beginning with the letter which it carried.
Miss Minnie Smith reviewed, from its
start, the work Of the Endeavor society in
the Cong'l church; questions were asked
ana answered by dlnerent persons pres
ent; very beautiful solo was rendered by
MISS blancne sparnaWK, ana an appeal
lor pe..er moah on .ne pare .. tne Tnaeav-
V Won "as iiaus ~ 'ne preSiuen'' = Laroy
"apn'
The Royalton association OF Cong'l
ministers convened here Tuesday, the
morning and afternoon session being held
in the vestry OF the Cong'l church. First
on the program came symposium, "The
Church as 'Habitation OF Cod" fol-
lowed by discussion OF THE Spiritual
Conception OF the Church as Building,n
in which Rev. VIM. Hardy and Rev Garlic.
ton Hazen OF Rochester participated.
"The Mutual Relations and Obligations
Which This Conception Involvesn had
been assigned to Revs. j. E. Bates OF Ran
dolph Center and &. M. Palmer of Sharon,
and an open conference closed the morn
ing meeting. At the beginning OF the af.
ternoon session, all the clergymen spoke
on the plan OF a sermon, Rev. xxi. 10
Rev H. M. Goddard OF Royalton and Rev.
VIM. Water of Braintree endeavored to
show "How the Social Life within the
Church May Be Made Promotlve of Spir.
itual Good,n while Show the Material Re-
sources within the Church Nav Be Made
to Minister to Her Spiritual PowerD was
pointed out by Rev. j. P. Demerritt of
Tunbridge. A second open conference
ended the program.
Mr.. r. A. Thomas, stor. which 10
closed this week for rana;rs and naint;ra
OPENS It's doors apaip Mondorp ~ ihs
throngs of eager shoppers that are to be
found crowding its portals even in the
dullest of times. During the twelve or
thirteen years that Mr., Thomas has been
in business in West Randolph. he has not
only built up large home trade but has
succeeded in establishing reputation
a broad ne merchant with whom n ;c |