Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-02-18
Randolph Continued.

joseph Menard, who has been carrying
On Herbert F. Flint's farm the last three
years, is going to move into the village
the first OF March and has rented the
house of Mrs. Mary Carr back OF the
O'Connor block. Mrs. Carr will occupy
a tenement in the block.
Miss Esther Hubbard and Miss Marion
Niekerson are to enjoy the festivities IN
next week, which include the
U. V. M. kake walk Washington's birth
day, the Wilder concert Tuesday evening
and "The Travelling Salesman" at the
Strong theatre Wednesday night.
Frank williams, who has been in the
employ of the American Steel and Wire
company OF Worcester, Mass, for more
than two years. has been given the posi-
ton of superintendent of the mechanical
testing department in the works at New
Haven, Conn, to which place he went
about Feb. LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Brigham gave
Valentine party Monday evening at their
home on Prospect avenue, and hearts
and cupids decorated the rooms, in which
a dozen guests played bid, drive and mo-
trump whist. The winners, A. E. Bass l
and Mrs. P. p. Lamson, were awarded I
respectively a handsome pack Of cards I
and pretty chatting dish apron, while to
John Lamson and Mrs. B. ID. Dubois |
were presented consolation prizes of
box Of candy and a jumping jack. Part
ners for the game were found by means
Of divided valentines, and at refresh
ments, valentines we're concealed in the
napkins, the tables had valentine covers,
and valentine cookies, as well as ice
cream, cake and homemade candies, we're
served.
/ At the parish meeting held in 81.
1 Johns church Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
! Homer White was elected to I'LL out the
unexpired term OF the late ]. ID. Denison
/ on the vestry, Of which Thomas Bissette
and H. c. Woodwork were also made
members, bringing the number up to
seven. At the vestry meeting yesterday
it was voted to extend a call to Rev. Au-
brey c. Gilmore of HulI's Cove, Me-, to
become rector Of ST. Johns, should the
vestry OF Grace church, Randolph Center,
vote n its meeting today to give him a
call likewise. Mr.. Gilmore was pastor OF
the Congl church at the Center about ten
years ago but hAs since entered the Epis-
eopal ministry and has been serving very
acceptatIy for the last two years in the
diocese OF Maine. Grace church, at the
Center is about to receive 8 legacy OF
sl0, 900 from the John Sabine Smith es-
tate.
Randolph High School.
g There will be no school next Monday
: it being Washington's birthday.
The senior class realized about s2t
from the Norwich cadets concert and
dance Friday evening and their candy
sale at the Parish house Saturday after
!, noon. This money, with some more il
5 their treasury, will be used to help de
!. tray the expenses Of q contemplated tril
d to Washington, d. C., that may be takei
:. in place of the usual graduating exer
cises.
E Church Notes.
= Service will be held in Ct. John
!, church Sunday morning at 1880.
!. Christian Science chapel-service Sun
day at IL q. m. subject, mind. y
n Next Sunday morning at the service @
n the Federated church, Rev. Joseph Ham
&c ilton will preach to the young men.
+; Bethany guild and the woman's Mi
d sionary union OF Bethany church wi
u hold a joint meeting Thursday Afternoon
h Feb. %, in observance of the day {
prayer for missions.
~ Bethany church Theme of the morr
it ing sermon, "what Washington and Lii
1T coin inspire" At the evening Sunds
le service in Bethany church, the pastS
ne will speak on the text, "a humble an
II contrite heart, o God, thou wilt not d
spise."
Special Announcements.
There will be social dance in Granl
IN hall Washing,on's birthday.
a The Kings Daughters will meet wit
Mrs. A. e. Bass at o'clock Tuesday al
ernoon, Feb. %.
The Randolph Woman's Literary cit
will meet with Mrs. E. G. Ham Saturdl
all afternoon, Feb. 20, at O'Clock.
ne The Woman's Relief corps will hold
food sale in A. NJ. Hubbard's store Satu
day afternoon, Feb. p, from to
O'Clock.
90 Christian Endeavor society OF Bethar
- church will have food sale in the Pari
an house Saturday afternoon Of this we
from 8 to o'clock.
The grand officers of the vermo
Grand lodge of Odd Fellows are to
here Monday night, coming from Bratt
ny boro, and a large attendance of local o,
in Fellows is desired.
Id Tickets for the lecture to be given
DR.. D. F. Fox of Chicago tonight
, Chandler Music hall are being sold by t
members OF the senior class OF the hi
school who receive percentage to aid
swelling the fund for their washingt
Of trip. PatroniZe them.
RS.
ate Music Hall Items.
'lre Rural attractions:- Fox-Dr. d.
vas tonight; "The Wolf,' Feb. %.
~ Seats go on sale Friday, Feb. 10,
81 1.-THE Wolf" There should be hes
advance sale as this drama is immens
popular everywhere. A number OF
people have seen the same company ell
where and report it is simply great.
50 None of our lecture-Ioving patrC
Oies should miss the great treat in store
them in the lecture tonight by DR.. ID.
Fox, one OF Chicago's most success
clergymen. It is unfortunate that e
lecturers can only be secured except
der heavy guarantee. The Christ