Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-11-05

Henry Beedle is in Boston

Henry Beedle is in Boston.
". A. Chaffee was in Brandon last Fri
day.
Wesley Hodgkins was in Bethel NJ on
day.
Arthur Smith has been in town the pas
week.
Martin Kidder spent Saturday and Sun.
DAY at home.
Harvey J. Kidder has sold his farm tc
Lucas Wiley.
Mrs N. G. Harvey has been in Sharon
! for two weeks.
! Isaac Taggart visited his sister in Rut-
I land last week.
Carl O. Martin was in Montpelier and
4 Barre last week.
Miss Cora Beedle has gone to walthan
to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Chaffee were in
Montpelier last week.
NJ. D.Chittenden and Frank Kezer were
in Burlington Saturday.
John w. and Wallace II. Campbell have
been in Boston this week.
Mrs o. G. Martin spent last week With
her husband in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Trevillian of Barn.
ard spent last week in town.
Dean B. Fassett and wife of IA n iolpI
visited friends in town recently.
Mr.. Button, representative from Mid
dlebury, was in town last Saturday.
Miss Julia Trask went to Boston last
Tuesday to be gone for few weeks.
Geo. |. Huntington and family returned
here from Lowelltown, Me-, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gage and son OF
River a 40 a -,
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer CIogstor OF Tun.
bridge spent last week with A. X Harvey
and family.
Chas. Martin was in Montpelier last
week to attend the reunion of the 4th Yer
mont regiment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O. French of DAN
vile, Ill, spent day in town last week.
the guest of Mrs A. Cushman and family.
Wendall Philip Stafford OF St. Johns
bury, referee in the suit of Sanders v, Fire
District, was here Saturday to examine
the reservoir built by Sanders.
Mrs. d. Fish died Monday morning at
the home OF her father, Allen Rogers, OF
at the age of % years. The |
funeral was held Wednesday, Rev. w. N. !
Roberts officiating. The remains were |
taken to Pittsfield for burial.
The second convention of the White |
River District Sunday school association |
was held in the NJ. Z. church Oct. 9th. |
The beautiful day favored large attend.
ance, 20 at least coming from other towns.
The president, j. Wesley Miller, called the
meeting to order, and prayer was offered
oy Rev. Mr.Dingman of Pittstield. Words
OF welcome were spoken by Mrs. w. ID.
Hodg kins, to which Rev. j. o. Bennett OF
Bethel responded. Amos Eaton OF South
Royalton spoke on "The Sunday School
Tor Adults" and Miss Coroyn Dickey OF
Bethel presented paper, "What Are the
qualifications OF Good Teacher ?" After
Inner, which was served in the Univer-
'alist vestry, the reports of secretary and
treasurer were presented by e. l.. Messer
u Bethel. "The Teachers Influence Over
he the SCHOLAR Outside the Schooln was
considered by Byron Parmenter OF Pitts
leld. Mrs. w. b. Danforth OF New Hav-
N, Conn, gave helpful piper, Chow
AN the Sunday school ne made more eff.
ective in bringing souls to Christ ?n State
3. Miller reported the recent
tate convention. Mrs. f. l.. Martin OF
'ethel and Rev. I. Roscoe discussed ''The
most effective means of Increasing Sun
ay school attendance The concluding |
ddress was by Rev NJ T. Morrill,, whose
uolect was "Christian Enthusiasm in S
!. ork. The house was well filled at ,
ach session and much interest was mani
ested.