Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-01-16
Nineteen candidates were initiated Sat-

| Nineteen candidates were initiated Sat
{, urday afternoon into the juvenile iodg'
| OF Good Template, .n u,gsrinrtiuu ,''a
! viii attain a phenomenal size il its pres
emit rate OF growth continues.
| Rev. w. II, Jackson, the evangelist, wht
| spent considerable time in Randolph
about two years ago, was married Tues
day, January 7th, to Miss Alice Anns
Catherine, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Johi
A. Anderson Of Brooklyn, N. x.
Esther, the little daughter OF Rev. Sew
ard Robson, Is recovering rapidly from
her recent sickness caused by scarlatina
For fear OF spreading the contagion, Mr.
Robson deemed it best not to officiatt
Sunday, and accordingly no service wai
held in the Baptist church.
The Week of Prayer, which closed Sun.
day, was considered a spiritually refresh
ing season by the devout attendants al
the evening meetings. Considerable in
terest was manifested in the services
which we're fairly we'll attended; but II
was thought best, on the whole, not to
continue the meetings another week.
"What was going on at your house last
night?" inquired Neighbor No. l, as he
and No 2 we're sweeping paths the Other
morning from their front doors to the
road, II noticed that an extra number Of
lights were burning until late hour.
"Oh! 1T was very swell affair indeed, =
said No. 2 with quite an air-"six chill"
dren down with the mumps."
At the forty-sixth annual meeting OF
the Vermont State Agricultural society
held in White River Junction the 9th
inst, DR.. H. H. Mcintyre presented the
report OF the committee on finance, which
included the treasurer's report as audited,
and 1t was adopted. Or. Mcintyre was
elected one OF the vice presidents and was
also chosen member OF the finance COM
mittee with his father-in- law, Hon. Cros-
by Miller Of Pomfret.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Dubois are now
pleasantly located at 217 West LIST Avenue,
Denver, Col, and are quite delighted with
their Western home, though not entirely
forgetful OF Vermont, to which they will
return the coming summer. They are at
present having lovely spring weather with
no rain or snow, but with plenty Of dust,
and find bicycling a more than ever en-
joyable pastime in country where hill
is almosta thing unknown.
An entertainment for the benefit OF the
Sunshine" Juvenile Templars will be
held in the Grange hall at 1880 O'Clock
Friday evening. The program, which is
will consist OF recitations. songs and cho,
rus selections. Children under sixteen
will be admitted free, but for older peoples
small admission fee Will be charged. The
proceeds OF the entertainment win be ex-
pended in paying for the charter and pro-
curing the necessary regalia.
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this year in very serious light, though It
has never appealed to the majority Of
people IN previous years as anything ex-