Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-28

Royal I. Dubois is sgain abe 70 DC
about.
Eugene wardner Is having his house
painted.
Mrs. f. II. Joslyn is on visit to Peter
bolo, n. II.
Mrs. F. e. Copeland has returned from
Maiden, Mass.
Fred Packard of Dedham, Mass, is vis-
iting here for short time.
Henry L. Pike of Barnard visited at W..
II. Pixies the first of the week.
A.C. Holman of St. Adams stopped
Tuesday on his way from Boston.
Miss Mary C. Tewksburg was at home
from Burlington from Friday until Tues
day.
DIR. F. j. Morse of Hartford. Conn, was
IN town Wednesday, tue gu 81 OF DR.. l. A.
| Russtow.
Miss lisa Lamson has gone to Burling-
ton for a continuance OF osteopathic treat
meht by DR.. Mayes.
Gorton's Ministries. already favors bly,
known here,are oiled to appear his even
ing in Dubois d Gays hail.
"Randolph Lights will be the theme of
Rev. Il. A. HoNard's discourse at the Bap-
list church Sunday morning.
Mary Eddy Huntoon of the renowned
at Grange nall last evening.
The Juvenile Temple held its first meet
ing for some time Thursday. number
OF new members were taken in.
Jonas {. Hunt and Annie Burpee OF Ma
g, G, p. Q were married Monoay by WV.
Banister Of Peth, justica Of the peace.
Members of the Rochester club are re-
quested to meet at ID. Tigers next Tues
day evening TO arrange for Thanksgiving
observation.
Pearl L. Sargent and wife OF Waltham,
Mass, have been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Frank u. Wright, the PAST week, return
ing home Thursday via New York.
Friends OF Lucius Goodhart from the
Stock farm and the Chad wick foundry
surprised them Monday evening and an
nounced that they had come to husk
corn. About 20 bushels were husked.
The new pension examining board or
ganized Saturday by choosing DR.. l.. NJ.
Greene OF Bethel, president; DR.. a. z.
Bailey, secretary; ana DR.. Z. {. Smith OF
Gaysville, treasurer. The weekly sessions
will be held in DR.. Bailey's Office. There
were no orders for examination yesterday.
There is a chance at the HERALD office
for the right kind OF a boy to learn the
printers business. He must be at least
fifteen years OF age. A fairly good edu-
disposition to work and thorough relia'
bility. A boy living at home will be CIV
en- the preference.
A sociable of the o. Il S.was held Thurs
day evening, Oct. n, AZ Masonic nall. But
few besides members of the order were
present. An entertainment was given by
those noted for their musical ability %
under the name OF the "Peakses," in cos.
tune unique and in manner courteous. II
I Hrall A RnnRlnE1nn "a
banquet was spread that was worthy of
the time and place and the committee in
charge.
The Royalton Association of Ministers
will meet at Bethel Tuesday, Nov. 2, at
1880 a. IN. The forenoon exercises in
GUIDE a sermon by Rev.J A. Bates and an
essay by Rev. V. IA. Hardy, ID. ID. The
afternoon session opens with symposium
in " hich all are expected to take part
My way OF preparing a sermon; How
conduct a pray er meeting; My method
of pastoral visiting; Books | have been
reading, With one or two extracts there
from.
Miss Alice r. Cjlhurn, formerly OF this
place, who learned typesetting in the
HERALD office, was married Oct. 18Th ct
the home Of her sister, Mrs Will G. WHIP
pie, of Pomfret, to l. iward l.. Walker ei
Bellows Falls. Only the immediate rela-
lives and few family friends were pres
emit, and after receiving congratulations,
refreshments we're served end the bridal
party left for a short tour, and will be at
nome in Bellows Falls after Nov.1. Mr..
Walker is the ouly son Of Judge and Mrs
Leslie Walker of Grafton and is well.
known and trusted business man OF Bel
lows Fails.
At the Episcopal diocesan convention
last June, a resolution was passed that the
stipend of the diocesan missionary could
not be guaranteed beyond Oct. /. Natur-
ally it is supposed by people unacquaint-
ed with the facts that the cause OF this
was the falling off of contribution. Bish-
OPP Hall, however, states that this is not
a fact but on the other hand that there
bias been a large increase The change is
due to the fact that many of the towns
formerly visited by the diocesan mission
airy have now their settled rectors, and it
is deemed advisable to provide for the
support OF these small parishes. 1t is ex-
pected That the rectors may in many cases
be able to supply where the missionary
has formerly done the work. The bishop
hopes to be able TO provide for a portion
OF this special work after awhile.