Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-26

MISS NalnWrlght mas returned 10 hau
over.
John Bacon is orking in the bedsteao
shop.
George Titus of Lebanon has been in
town recently.
VIII Patterson and wife were in Han
over Saturday.
Ed Harlow, wife and son were at ID. Z
Pgine's Sunday.
Mrs Charles Avery visited friends in
Corinth Saturday.
Miss Bertha Wardner Of Randolph is al
Mrs. l.. l.. Udal's.
Mr.. Hermon of Bolton is the guest oil
Mrs. s. c. Chandler.
Miss Rannie Rich is at home from
w hite River Junction.
Myrtle Colby has returned from Ely
and is at her mothers.
Miss Margaret Chandler left for Mag
nolia Beach Thursday.
Lillian Lassure of Nebraska is the
guest of Florence Kent.
Miss Ethel Kenney of Pompa was at
John Darling's Friday.
The young people held a sociable in the
town hall Friday evening.
Perley Morton and wife of Thetford
Hill were in town Sunday.
VIM. II. Sanborn and wife left for
Greenfield, Mass, Thursday.
George Harding has been at work for
Adelbert Clark in his sawmill.
Herbert Chamb berlin OF Norwich was at
W M. "A Chamberlinis Sunday.
a large party from here held picnic at
Fairlee lake last week Monday.
Miss Ruth Child Of Maiden, Mass, il
with her sister, Mrs. Will Udall.
Arthur Barr and Ethel Hayward Of
Post Mil.s visited here last week.
Mrs. William Armstrong from NorW ich
visited her parents here last week.
Mrs. f. r. Rowtu attended the funeral
OF Frank Roberts in Sharon Friday.
Miss Minnie Blodgett and Miss Vie
Davis visited at +. + Walkers last week
f. P. George Of West Fairlee and Henry
Reynolds Of Boston were in town Thurs.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Needhsm and daughter
Violet, Of Norwich were IN town las,
week.
Mrs. 5. c. Chandler returned Thursday
from three weeks stay at Magnolia
Beach.
f. c. Avery purchased fine span OF
black horses in Tunbridge last week OF
Mr.. Adams.
Sidney Hurtle returned 10 Maiden,
Mass. having gained p pounds while
soiourning here.
Prot. 5. c. Chandler gave one Of his
unique entertainments al the town hail
Monday evening.
Schools commence next Monday in
this village and on Carpenter Hiil and in
the Baldwin district.
Mrs. Emma Aldrieh and Mrs. Charles
Pushee and son a Litilelon. y. H., spent
last week al d. c. Hyde's.
George +. Chandler and wife hsye gone
10 Enfield with their daughter, Irene. 81
spend a week with Mrs. Bert Hoffman.
Mary Hutchins left town FRIDAY for a
years study in Boston ana is to be in the
family % Der uncle, Rev. William Barton.
Henry Ice Hatch has recently pur-
chased a lemon aud orange grove i've
miles from the city OF san Diego. Plums,
peaches and guavas are also growing on
his ranch.
Will Hazelton pitched ball Friday in
Franconia and Saturday at lacouia. The
nave disbanded. All players ia the Barre
team were released save VIII Hazelton,
Wells, Leahy and Kelley.
Waiter Chandler OF Baltimore, Md,
Frank Durham OF Brooklyn, y. Y, and
Paul hey, descendant of Marshal Ney
OF France residing IN Hartford, Conn,
recently walked from Sunapee lake, re.
turning from Sharon by rail.
The meeting for the first time OF the
Sunday school association In town last
week vas pleasant and helpful, and tho
STAFFORD is somew bat isolated and inac
cessible from many towns in the county,
NnY Nfaa
Newhury, Thetiord, Chelsea, North Tun-
bridge, wiiliamstown, Nershire, Ran
dolph Center, Tunbridge. Union Village,
South STAFFORD and STAFFORD. The pro-
gram was fully carried out. sabbath
School Work in the Light OF Modern
Pedagogy" was treated by Rev. c. f Par
fridge; "The Education OF the Emotions
and VIII Rather Than the Intellect" Rev.
B. ID. Sher burne; Team Work in Sunday
Schools" Rev. Z. Blake; show / Teach
MY Primary Clsss, Secretary Miller; "The
Powers ana Duties OF the Superintend-
ents," Rev. :. V. McDuffee. Senator
Morrill, siso was present and made some
remarks. Wednesday even
ing was taken up by the Sunday school
rally. The singing OF Miss Ella Bixby
wss ENJOYABLE. 'ln the Secret OF His
Presence" and the beautiful conservation
hymn were sweetly sung. The presence
Of Secretary !. b. Miller with ten pastors
added to the interest of the meeting.
Thursday morning an analysis OF the
Book Of Acts was given by Prof. Edward
Consnt OF Randolph Center. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Rev. ID. b. Sherburne.
rice president, George Worcester; secre-
AIRY, Miss Ella Bixby; treasurer, Mr.
OoHner Of Thetford.