Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-28

Una Allen and Harold Gaylord vs.. Au-
relia Danyow and Frank Jones, 164-165; !
Florence Howard and Richard Rowell W. I
Jessie Chedel and Clarence Frink, 264-
214; Ruth Roundy and Ralph Dunn VI.
Miss o. H. Moulton and P. T. Salisbury,
15o-215; Margie Jerd and Paul johnson
vs.. Cora Osgood and William Hyzer, 194- 1
1877; Una Alien and Harold Gaylord W.
Laura Wedgwood and Walter Saith, 24s- I
1871; Jessie ChedeI and Clarence Frink vs..
Evelyn Denny and Jack Vail, 2O5-2O6;
Hazel Dur<ee and Max Thomas vs.. Ruth
Roundy and Ralph Dunn, 1s2-17s.
Randolph High School
Twenty-Five couples attended the senior
dance last Friday night. Six dollars was
Melted.
Miss Parks classes did not meet yester-
day. Miss Park being kept indoors by
slight illness.
Because Of the illness Of E. N. Godfrey,
Miss Godfrey's room was taught BY Mrs.
II. A. Leonard last week. Miss Godfrey
returned to duty Monday.
Church Notes.
There will be service in st. Johns
church Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Prin. z. @. Ham viii speak in the
Methodist church st O'Clock Sunday
evening.
A Christian Endeavor social win be
held in Bethany Parish house Friday
evening.
The woman's Missionary union will
meet at the Parish house Tuesday after
noon, Feb. 2, at 3 O'Clock.
Christian Science cbapel-Service Sun
day at IL q. m. subject Of the Bible les
son. "Love." All are welcome.
Bethany church viii have its annual
roll call in the Parish house Wednesday
evening, Feb. 3. when chicken-pie sup
per viii be served.
Bethany church has been invited to
take part in a missionary convention Of
Cong'I churches to be held at West Leba-
non, N. H., Feb. 3.
Bethany church-Theme Of Sunday
morning sermon viii be ssOur Church
Privilegey' theme Of the evening sermon,
"A Definition Of Church Membership
Baptist and Methodist Federated
churches Morning service at 1880 in
Methodist church; Sunday school at
noon; prayer meeting and preaching serv-
ice at 7 o'clock.
Special announcement.
The ladies Of st. Johns church win
sell baked beans, brown bread, cake,
cookies and doughnufs next Saturday ant
ernoon, from o'clock on, in Mrs. e. r.
Diapers rooms over H. A. Leonard's
drug Store
The exercises in observance Of the
i To0fh or.nfwarnar~- ~ 4 = kfrkA lin
be given in Grange hall under the
auspices Of q. s. Grant post and corps
Tuesday evening, Feb. 8. ItN has been
necessary to change the date in order not
% conflict with other entertainments.
A social Of the Federated church il to
be held with Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. ReI al
their home on South Main street Friday
evening with a supper at $50. Refresh.
ments will also be served in the evening,
and there will be musical program in.
Guiding selections from the Grange male
quartet.
The sanatorium Aid society win have
its annual meeting at ESQ O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon. Feb. 3, in Bethany
Parish house for the election of officers
and the transaction Of other business. A
general attendance OF the members is de
ANN%A @A4 ~ ~ A4NAfE0 tMMt a. JIMMY 90 CMt
conveniently do so will be present pre-
pared to pay part or all Of their annua
dues.
Lincoln Centenary Program.
Mason g. Stone, superintendent Of tn
state department Of education, has furn
isbed for the teachers Of Vermont
! pamphlet program of exercises for Abra
ham Lincoln centenary. This program
was prepared by Capt. Osborn II. Oldroy'
Of Washington, who possesses the larges
collection Of relics and material pertain
I ing to Lincoln OF any one in America
. The house in which this collection ia OF
exhibition is one in which Lincoln died
! and was purchased by the United State
government in 1897.
, In an accompanying letter to teachers
Mr.. Stone says IN part-ssAbraham Lin
coin was q man Of q great crisis. n
other man OF America ever faced sue
dire times OF ever met g responsibility
with greater soul or purpose. He seem
, to have been reared By Providence for tn
! occasion and task, and largely throug
! his magnanimous spirit, his sublime pc
thence and his unvarying wisdom, we "a
day enjoy the priceless blessings Of
: happy, united, prosperous people"
D Although nearly ell Of the schools Il
Z the Randolph District union win b
b closed before Eel 18th for the spring Va
Z cation, Supt. Fl. W. Lewis is forward
. ing these programs go that the teacher
q and pupils may have the benefit OF thi
/; excellent collection Of verses and sketchs
B pertaining to the great Statesman befor
/; ths schools close.