Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-18

anger Ndn All ut tlllplONtu anu, pN pEuptE
methods which the speaker outlined,
turned to Gods account. Prof. s.. Johns
address left much food for reflection and
will produce results in changed methods
OF handling young children.
DR.. Barnes again closed with word for
the night.
NOTES.
The convention closes tonight.
This evening Prof. st. John will give a
lecture on "Late Adolescence" and w, {.
Pearce will take for his subject, "From
the Mount OF Privilege to the Valley of
Service"
The Stars and Stripes, suspended over
Main street, wave greeting to the dele
gates. Across the bottom of the flag the
inscription, "Nermont 5. 5. Convention,
1906" appears,
The churches raised 200 to provide for
the entertainment of the visitors, who
have dinner and supper in the dining
room Of Bethany church, and are lodged
and given breakfast IN the homes OF tho
village people. Yesterday dinner was
served to about 300.
The day sessions Of the convention are
held in the Baptist church, which Is
handsomely decorated with flags, bunting
and hydrangeas in honor of the assocla-
ton. suggestive motto stretched across
one corner Of the church reads, 1.-The end
OF convention is the beginning OF effort"
Evening sessions are in Bethany church,
in which palms are tastefully disposed
about the pulpit platform.
Today there will be addresses by Rev.
w, c. Stewart and L. e. Kinney, mission
aries; Miss Caroline Hobson, field work
er: Prof. St. John, whose topic is early
Adolescence II l.
tary of the Universslist conventions; and
by Rev. John ID. Pickles, Phi. ID who will
speak on Living Forces in Bible School
Teaching" at 3:15 this afternoon. Rev. X.
j. Barton Of Greensboro, teacher training
secretary, will PRESENT diplomas to gradu
ates.
REGISTRATION.
NJ. B. Eaton, MIR. and Mrs. q. F. Smith,
Morrsville; Rev. A. B. Enright, Concord;
Nellie English, E. Thompson, Otto
Yuncker, Woodstock; Mrs. Cora Ellis,
Pittsfield; Mrs. &. il. Grant, Odessa
Whitcher, South Ryegate; S. G. Barnes,
Mrs. A. j. Henderson, Mrs. Sarah Mar
shall, Arthur S. Stone, st. Johnsbury;
Rev. E. P. Treat, Sanford squires, Rich
mond; A. Nj. Bristol, Rev. J. f. Thurston,
Lincoln; Mrs. Carrie Batchelder, Mrs
Z. B. Moody, Waterbury Center; Mr. and
Mrs. FELTON,, Rev. G. K. Goodwin, Rev.
j. H. Long, Bethel; Rev. F. d. Davis, East
Corinth; Mrs. Walter Dole, Mrs. Il. l..
Field, Mrs. Nathaniel King, Mrs. w. b.
Mayo, Northield; Mrs. Henry w. Dut-
ton. Royalton; Rev. Lewis Dexter, West
Topsham; Mrs. f. c. Dyer, West Sails
bury; s. F. Cooley, Peacham; Rev. h.
Clark, Mrs. G. Ford, W. NJ. Heath, Mrs.
J. l.. Spaulding, Warren James Chynow-
eth, Nina Chynoweth, Mabel Foster, st.
Adams; Mrs. w. A Chaffee, Mrs. F. F.
kezer, Rochester; Mrs. E. |. Clafiin, Mrs.
f. l.. Fisher, Mrs. S. A. Hutchinson, r. j.
Mann, East Braintree; Miss Anna A.
Cummings, Shady Rlll; Mrs. r. c.
Sanders, Brandon; Annie Sherburne,
Mrs. 2. W. Strong, Pomfret; G. A. Taylor,
Franklin; Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Wright,
| White River Junction; w. M. Watson,
Peacham; Mrs. Whitney, Royalton; Rev.
and Mrs. A. N. Woodruff, East Barre;
! Rev. l.. o. Sherburne, Mrs. w. A. Fergu-
son, Elyira Gorham, J. o. Spring, Mrs.
Z. E. Ramsey, Grace Sargent, Bellows
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. D. Fraser, Ada
Robson, Berlin; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Farr.
Westminsteri d. NJ. Com, Lyndon;
e. A. Hopson, Barre; r. j. Barton, Beth
Cook, G. c. King, Charles Miller, Green's
boro; Miss Alice Bacon, Bradford; Mrs.
Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Blodgett.
Cabot; Mrs. Mary Amsden, Mr.. and Mrs
| &. I. Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hon
kins, Mrs. Georgia Noyes, Perkinsville.
l.. {. Butler, Wells River; Mrs. A. r,
Beaton, South Ryegate; r. c. Boardman,
East Middlebury; Mr.. and Mrs. G. M,
| Bynengton, Lewis Dean, Rev. r. r. Ed
wards, Mrs. Hervey Guleck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazard, j. A. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. LYMAN
Mcneil, Leon d. Prndle, Charlotte; Will
Baker, Hinesburg; Sibyl Brown, jericho
Centeri Mrs. l.. M. Allis, John X. Stowe.
Brookteldi A. A Aseltine, Miss Carpen3
| Ter, ). W. Pomeroy, Enosburg Falls; E. NJ.
ruler IA. Nlnifred Allen, Edith NJ.
Baleh, Miss Chase, Gertrude r. Powell
F. S. Pease, Col. C. W. Scarf. Bnrlin%'
ton Rev. A. p Chase, Eta King, Plain
heldi Mrs Crossett, MIR. and MIS-. Well
man, Montpelier; A. X. Chedel, GavsviIle.
susie Cummings, Newport; Carrie Carroll
Jehersonyilei Rev. f. G. French. Lyn,
| Gonvlll"; Miscellany Farrand, Essex CIR.
lev. q. e. Lake, Chelsea; Mrs. S. H. Ladd'
Norwich; Mr.. and Mrs. p. w, Lawson
Newport; Susie Landon, South Hero,
Mrs: Monkey, Tunbridge Mrs. w. Me-,
Glaiiln, East Warren; Mr. and Mrs. f n
merriaeld, Mrs. G. H. Wright, Grafton
| Rev. w. M. Newton, South RovaIton,
Rev. and Mrs. G. b, Nye, East 0ranga
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Noyes Wilder. MIS-
Helen Patterson, East Craftsburv: Villa
meta a. Preston, Danville; Edith Rem.
rev, Daisy Russell, Monkton Ridge. Rev
George Grey, stockbridge; Amelia Hunt
New Hayen; r. II. Holmes, Shoreham,
rev. Thomas Hall, Island Pond: Mrs, w
II. Howard, Cambridge; Ella Houghton
I Peile NJ. Ieyyaw, Rev. Willard Warner
Nnos oufg; j. b. Hoag, A, L. Hoag, Grand