Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07

| VIII be at the hotel Monday to DO work
Arthur Lewis is at home from Burling
ton for a week.
K. 5. Morgan has been ri home from
Boston for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flint spent Sun
day in Middlebury.
James Walker is in Woodstock for
few weeks, drawn as a juror.
H. H. Cushman sold his bay horsest t.
ID. d. Bean Of Barton for sl75.
Frank Tower and family have gone t.
I Boston, where they are to live.
Chauneey Allen is at home from Taun
| ton. Mass. for two or three weeks.
Mrs. c. E. Townsend went to Mont
pelier Saturday 10 stay until Wednesday
Mrs. Frank Kennedy Of Hancock has
I been at W. II. Campbell's for few days
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lewis Jerd OF Randolph
spent Sunday with their brother, j. Z
Jerd.
Miss Jessie Morgan and Mrs. John
Church were in Brandon the first of the
week.
! Leslie Pierce is in North Adams, Mass,
and Boston to stay through the month OF
June.
Charles Martin, E. L. Pierce and Mrs.
J. r. Upper were in Bethel Friday for
the day.
Wallace Tobin Of Swanton was in town
Friday on fishing trip, the guest Of W.
II. Campbell.
Amos Frye OF Concord. n. H., has been
the guest OF his nephew, Arthur Frye,
for two weeks.
Geo. f. Miles has sold his chestnut
three ear-old colt to ID. ID. Bean Of
Barton for $40.
William Cass and Wesley Hodgkins
were in White River Junction Saturday
on a business trip.
sirs. Augusta Carroll OF Rcslndale,
Mass, Is with her brother, y ID. HOdg-
kiHs, Tho IS quite III.
rhe Rochester ". c. T. L. viii meet
with Mrs. Alma Rllis Saturday afternoon,
June 8, al 2.30. All are invited.
Rev Frank E. Adams has resigned the
pBstorate OF the Universalist church, the
resignation to take effect sept. L,
Miss Dubuque, the trained nurse who
has been caring for Miss Eunice Emerson,
returned to Burlington Monday.
Mr.. Gardner Aldrch and Miss Mabel
Powers OF Nilmot, y. H., were married
May 30 by Rev. Frank +. Adams.
Handy Martin Of Gardner, Mass. and
Mrs. David Dyer OF Randolph spent a day
recently with their father, Charles
Fagsett,
Mrs. T.. L. Pierce went to South Royal
ton Monday on her way TO BrattleborO
to attend the Womans Suffrage con-
vention.
Mrs. G. Sliveley has received news Of the
death OF the only son OF her brother,
frank Eaton, who was drowned in Hol-
yoke, Mass, Friday.
The Ladies' Aid society have finished
the repairs Of the interior Of the Congl
church. The work was very satisfactorily
done by Boston decorator and artist.
Y. i. spear Of Randolph was in town
last week to test cows Tor j. X. Upper,
". II. Campbell and r. L. Pierce, and
found them Ia a very healthy condition.
The baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class OF the Rochester High
school will be preached in the Universe
list church, Sunday evening, June II, by
Rev. Frank T.. Adams.
Rev. W. +. Douglass, Mrs. +. A. Kezer,
Mrs. Emily Stockwell, Miss Helen Camp
bell, Grace Goodno and Susie Pember
were in Bethel saturday TO attend the
White River Sunday school convention.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot will speak on the work
OF the Vermont Bible society next sun
day afternoon in the chapel al West
AAAA AAHrAAAH AhN III nc AAANAtt " IA Wt pre-
sented by the pastor TO members OF the
Bible school who have won them the past
year. All are invited.
The rededication Of the Cong'l church
was observed on Sunday last. The oere-
monies were impressive and accorded
with the true spirit Of Congregationalism.
The pastor prepared a liturgic service and
the free responses o. choir and congrega-
ton brought feeling OF real fellowship.
The pastor took for his subject the wise
virgins.
Al union service IN the Congl church
next Sunday morning, Rev. l.. IA. Elliot OF
Waterbury viii speak on the work OF the
Vermont Bible society. All are invited.
'The Divided Kingdom will be the sub
Jet Of study in the Bible school. "Christ's
Life; His relations TO His disciples, and
What He expects Of us, Is the topic OF the |
young peoples meeting in the evening. |
Miss Mabel Hubbard VIII be the leader. |
At the mid-week Meeting, June IL, "fs /
The Sermon on the Mount PRACTICABLE, ~ /
will be the question under consideration. |
Memorial Day at Rochester
The annual sermon before the members 1
y Col. II. A. Eaton Post, @. A. A., aud
Ezekiel Emerson Camp, Sons Of Veterans, /
Vas delivered in the Universslist church, II
sunday morning, MAY 9th, by Rev. A
frank E. Adams. The text was taken II
rom ! Cor. 1918. Mr.. Adams spoke OF II
he various forms Of love, and dwelt es-
)eeially on patriotism. or love OF country.
striking instances OF this passion were
yiyen. Attention was called to the differ
mt standpoints from which the great con-
iict - viewed. The youth OF today views
as matter OF history. The observance
u Memorial day serves to give them aore
Xaltsd conceptions OF the value Of the
eEacy beuueat he'd them by the fathers