Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-06

! Luther Kent was in Brandon Sunday.
! DR.. w. u. Huntington was in Betht
Monday.
John H. Trask returned from Bosto
last week.
\ Miss Jennie e. Hall returned from Bris
tol last week.
I Mrs. Emily Cass OF Warren is with be
son, VIM. Case and family.
4 Chas. B. Beckwith and family spent
few days in Warren recently.
The W. G. T. U. win meet with Mrs. w
H. Campbell Friday at 2 p. m.
! Walter English moved his family her
from East Randolph last week.
Apram Trombly OF Goshen visited hi
sister, Mrs. Kaufman, recently.
Chas. F. Kinsman has closed his labor
in Bethel and is at home this week.
/ Rev. Carleton Hazen was in Royaiton tt
attend ministers meeting Tuesday.
Ethel Eaton closed her school in Stock
bridge Friday and returned home Satur.
! day.
Vern Perkins OF Warren has been witt
T.. ii. Edgerton and family for q few days
this week.
! The funeral Of VIM. Rowe was attended
Tuesday of last week, Rev. W. N. Roberts
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Tupper gave very
pleasant Whist party Wednesday evening
OF last week.
The agricultural meeting last week was
well attended and good amount OF in
terest manifested.
ifested in the Social club. Six new mem
bers were taken in Feb. /.
Wesley Hodgkins has bought the land
north Of the buildings on the Eaton place
OF John X. Upper, for $3.50.
Mrs Perkins and her little granddaugh-
ter OF Warren have been with her son, f..
II. Edgerton, the past week.
John R.Tupper has sold his Eaton house
and barn and the land south OF the build
ings to Walter English, for $3.50.
The Ladies' society OF the Universalist
church will meet with Mrs. Wallace H.
Campbell Tuesday afternoon and evening,
Feb. IL.
John T. and Chas. G. Tower have sold
their grstmill and sawmlll property and
all connected with it to c. I. and Geo. N.
Harvey
The sermon at the Universalist church
next Sunday morning will be on "The
Uses OF Adversely" The Y. PC. U. topic,
Spiritual Toilet"
Rev. Carleton Hazen, Misses Jessie Nor
gan and Rena Hubbard and Clinton Rob.
inson attended the Christian Endeavor
union at Bethel last week.
Miss Williams, who has SO kindly con-
sented to remain SO long to give help in
Christian work, leaves this week to visit
friends and returns soon to her home in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Abbott came to
town last Friday. Mr.. Abbott returned
TO Rutland Saturday and Mrs. Abbott re-
nails with her parents, H. 9. Martin and
wife, for few days.
The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting of the Universalist socie
ty; Clerk, g. Shirley; committee, W. H.
Campbell, John w. Campbell and Mrs.
Julia Pierce; treasurer, Mrs.Julia Shirley;
collector, q. Shirley; sexton, E. W.Mc.
Vain.
The new chapel at West Rochester had
so nearly reached completion that it was
for the first time Sunday after
noon for the usual Sunday school, follow
ed by the service, at which Miss Williams
and Rev. G. Hazen spoke upon subjects
suggested by the occasion. Some work
remains to be done on the interior, and
on the exterior. 1t is a cause
Of great rejoicing that SO neat building
is provided for Christian worship in that
part of the town. The regular appoint.
ments will be Sunday school ut 2 80, follow
ed by preaching service or social meeting
and Christian EDdeavor meeting Wednes-
day evening att O'Clock.
Monday evening the pleasant parloIs of
Mrs. e. L. Pierce were tastefully decorated
with patriotic colors and emblems for the
of"Vermont Day"by the Mon
day club OF Rochester ladies. Invitations
had been generously extended to q large
number OF the townspeople and about 125,
the members of the club, were
present. The following program was car
ried out in manner to inspire patriotism
and love OF our native state, by the recital
Of the natural beauty and rescoures, the
glorious history and grand men and wom-
On Of Vermont: Song, Mrs. Jessie Cush
man; roll call, responded to BY sentiments
from Vermont writer's; "Vermont in the |
Miss Jessie Tinkham; "Ver-
mont" Miss Jessie Morgan; vermont in
the Civil War;" Mrs. Julia Pierce; Ever
mont's Noted Men and Women,n Mrs. |
Kate, Greeley; "Rochester," Mrs. Belle
poem, Mrs. Tinkham; song, |
sold New England" Mrs. Cushman. Re-
freshments were then served ana the fol- |
lowing toasts were offered: "The Town OF
DR.. w. M.Huntington; ever
mont's Law Makers E. IL. Edgerton;
vermont Politics." w. H. Campbell;
The Coming Woman" H. H. Cushman;
The Coming Man," DR.. w. D. Hunting
ton; 'Our Hostess,o George /. Greeley. A
hearty vote OF thanks was expressed by
he invited guests at the call Of Rev. G.
Hazen and few pleasant words were
spoken by Rev. Mr.. Roscoe.
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