Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03

MI. Huse's remarks were comoinatio;n
Of wit and wisdom and, oelivercu ,nsa
quantity impressive way, nela ene . vijIu
attention of his hearers and were near''y
applauded at their conclusion: .had
"tChairman Pickett then briefly tnaukeu
he neople tor their attendance ana lor
the Close attention paid to the program.
A selection by the orchestra prougnt 'uo
afternoons exercises TO ciose'
THE BANQUET.
II was originally intended to hold the
hannmet at the Orange County Hotel put'
the attendance being larger than was an.
ticipated, it was wisely decided 10 nold IL
in the town hall, which Is most aomirs.
Div suited for this purpose. me nanquee
was served at 8 p. M, by MRS. Anna
smith OF Montpelier, assisted py Lanu,
Lord Rarnes and his corps OF walters and
servants. It was an excellently gotten up
affair and reflected the highest credit up
IN ali concerned. The tables were manu-
somely set, the food was apunoal. IN
quantity and excellent In quaiity anu she
service prompt and satisfactory. inc
mum Der who sat down to the banquet WAS
about 100. At the head table, on eiener
side M Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Pickett,
we're seated Hon. and Mrs. John w. Row.
eli. Hon. and Mrs. Hiram A. Huse and
Hon. Roswell Farnham. The central
table was occupied by the attorneys, Wild
their families and friends, the rest OF the
company occupying the two OUTSIDE Ia.
HES. Gitsons orchestra, stationed IN one
corner of the hall, discoursed, excellent
music throughout the banquet. The gal
lery was thrown open to the general pup
lie. ..
After ample justice had been done TO
the substantive part OF the banquet,
Chairman Pickett raped Tor order anu
set the post prandial ball rolling by READ
ing a few letters OF regret, selected from
the hundred or mure that mad Deen re-
ceiyed by the secretary OF the committee
On ARRANGEMENTS. Those read were from
GOV. Wood bury, Senator Morrill,, Hon.
William f. Villas, Hon. George L. Ed.
monds. Hon, James Barrett, Hon. Russell
s. Taft, Hon. James NJ. Tyler, Hon. La
forrest III Thompson, Hon. Daniel Roberts,
Hon. B. +. Fifield, Hon. George l..
Fletcher ,and Hon. Walbridge A. Field,
chief Justice OF the Massachusetts, supreme
court. Many other letters OF great inter.
est and cordially were received but could
not be read for want OF time.
As the first speaker, Chairman Pickett
called upon Hon. John w. Boweli 10 re-
spond for the supreme court, or to any
otler se ptl'iien, =. ea 'as a,,nIansa ana
gu Was Iees'tua VIZ H., sdryina, tba, he
conalheic.u n'' n,ia =, ,ha ;ransssnra.
ieit as VIZ NY ~ $50 ~ ha rara Tbe
tioh, 'nns ~ mas most ,nteresting
!uuse 49, ~ taa,a racarding tbe earlv
Why soise "a sae . L., cnns,s ior thai
nis.sols - ~ Inci,aad Iii Nm Orange conn-
ssetiun NJ" s,,nh an ahnndsnee ~ hn.
", In.oi aIarratI ~ az ~ maze his rem,rks
inorou, a,ia.,oa ~ ~, ~ rect hnt a sonrce
not only OF supreme ii,,ef.st ia ~. 49,, h,a
OF much merriment. ne toiu aovt w. nv ~
Judge sleeper OF NeMuufsi one VI so
gloucester county !uuieIa'yt 81 " "a %
demonstrative ~ necins 'nas ny nsa - ~
be dealt Win. AFTER Acepihs I'M ~ ~
lar ior awhlle, tney scn.eueuu BIN ~
banished 10 MooretoWn NV ,auio ~ " i
IL Is neeoless 20 say lna. uh1 Sn.isIa 80
tingent grihheo Nery suui my o. a si,o ,ss,,
OF the luoges REMARKS. lne luose va ~
alluded TO the heroic a'tenP. VI .ne
1 Gloucester county court 70 hnu .no S9 TN,.
" seat thingsianu,noW "asniuk'.n ~ ~ so
70, III, ana OF ,heir peins unao'. W w So
and opening court OUT uoois ~ WY su ~
lie then spoke OF the sisnincsne s "a III, uu'o
occasion, ana saio tnat NJ m9nus .,, ~ ~
49,. ~ "a s. g., $50, ua statad
one hundred years from now. az sts'eu
that be would surely DE mere, .nougn IN
what form ne ala mol uhaerlake W sas,
The Judge next referred 70 ,ne Perlou ~
his admission 10 the par 1922 anu spon !,
OF the attorneys whom ne tnsh iounu ~
| practice at tins court, reialinB sewers
amusing ahecooses Iespso'ans oo Nd
them. He then paid an eloquent anu
touching tribute 10 TWO OF eneises NV
yers, now no more-Lyihah w. hincs'es
and Salmon y. heoaru. ,..
He then took up the Hequentf
broached matter OF the removal oi .ne
county seat ana creating naii snires, s.a.'
ing that ne was not IN IaV9r OF 'nis
scheme. lie said that ne hao mao an OPP
portunity OF seeing now the nan SUIT
plan worked In Bennington county, any
that II there practcaliy amounteu 70 ou'
one term OF court per year ior ennsI sec.
tion OF the county. he saiu nc couln mo-
prophesy that Orange county wouiu u
ways maintain her integrity, or tnat opci'
sea would always pc tne county ssa,, p1