Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-02
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.


John Mudgett was IN Randolph Satur-
day.
5. S. Ballard of Montpelier was in town
Monday.
I NJ. S. Adams is in Boston and vicinity
this week.
DR.. Euclid Fish and wife returned to
Boston Tuesday.
Don Galusha visited his early home in
Jericho last week
d. G. Jones is still confined to the house
and is very feeble.
Ernest Moody visited his brother,
Bert, here last week.
Miss Hattie Faneuf is visiting her
home here this week.
Henry Manchester attended the fair at
Brattleboro last week.
Regular meeting of Sons of Veterans
next Saturday evening.
Josie Bright returned home from Mount
Vernon, \. H., Saturday.
Edmund Conant Of CABOT, a former
resident,is in town this week.
o. ID. Freeman OF Lebanon, n. H., was
guest OF p. 5. Belknap Saturday.
E. +. Pierce of Brownsville was a guest
Of Rev. w. II. White over Sunday.
Ernest Hewitt and wife and his mother
are in Cliftondale, Mass, this week.
The marriage OF Lou Ethel Carpenter
to George Herbert Dow is announced.
Clinton Merrill Of White River june
tion visited friends here over Sunday.
Bert Preston OF Keene is visiting his
mother and Will remain through the
Worlds fair.
Ezekiel Drew is moving his household
goods from Barre to his farm recently
purchased here.
o. n. stoughton and viii Flanders are
in charge OF the hotel at Tunbrid dur
the Worlds fair
Curtis Tenney, who has been at work
for d. G. Stoughton on the Rutland rail-
road, is at home.
EN-. Pierce and daughter, Florence,
from B townsville were guests at the NJ. Z.
parsonage over Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Sherlock has recovered from
her recent illness sufficiently to return TO
her home in Keene, y. II.
Dr.. Z. }. Fish went to Montpelier
Tuesday TO assume his duties as repre-
sentative in the general assembly.
The farmers are shipping large part OF
their milk tothe cities at the present time,
city prieeshaving advanced recently.
Leslie Rumrill and wife and Mrs.
Horace Stoughton Of Randolph visited
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tenney over Sunday
Mrs. p. 5. Belknap, Misses Lizzie and
Nellie Adams and Bert Shepard attended
the musical recital at Bethel Monday
evening
Herbert Sanderson of this village and
Miss Grace Rich were united in marriage
at the home OF the bride in Lebanon, MIL
yesterday,
d. c. Remington and son, Chas. Farm
ham and party OF friends from Proyi-
dence, X. l., are in town 70 attend the
Worlds fair at Tunbridge.
The Alonzo Hatch Musical company
give an entertainment tomorrow, Friday.
evening, at the Congl church, under the
auspices OF the G. E. society.
Leon Clark, son Of Henry Clark of
Philadelphia, arrived here Saturday 70
call on acquaintances and to accompany
his mother to her home in Philadelphia.
A peoples lecture and entertainment
course, Of six evenings with first class
talent. is being arranged in the Trinity NJ.
+. church, particulars Of which viii be
published later.
The ladies OF the Woman's Relief Corps
will serve a boiled dinner and hash supper
Wednesday, October sth, at Hewitt's
hall, proceeds to purchase markers for
soldiers graves. An cordially invited.
Miss lydia Prindle 0 I Portland, Oregon,
arrived here last Monday. She has dis
posed Of her salable property there and IS
10 make this section her home. For the
present she viii live with her brother,
Thomas, and his son, Henry Prindle.
There will be special service for old !
people in the n. f.. church on Sunday at
iO.45. The church will be decorated with /
autumn leaves. No organ or choir Will be 4
used, but the old hymns and old tunes
viii be sung by the congregation, under 1
the leadership OF II. {. Green, and the /
pastor will preach a special sermon 70 /
hos whom age has honored. All are |
invited.
A goodly number Of the members OF !
Rising sun lodge, +. q A. NJ, and Rising 1
sun chapter Of the Eastern Star attended /
the Masonic services at the NJ. +. church /
Iast sunday. They assembled at their |
hall and marched to the church IN body 1
A courteous invitation had been eX-
tended By the pastor of the church, Rev. /
W. n. White, who is member OF the
fraternity. He evidently planned 10 4
interest not only his invited guests but
al others who were present, and he dld /
not fail to accomplish his purpose, for
III is NEAuOH OtAE l. PRIV az ~ ~ +a@N~AA j
10 discourse OF this character that Is pre-
,ented SO ably and Interestingly as this one 1
vas. He chose for his text, 1.-THE Golden 4
Rule" In his preliminary remarks he took 4
, firm, bold stand on the merits OF the 1
institution OF Masonry, saying that he /
mad decided TO do this after an exhaustive
search after what Masonry stood for, the
PRINCIPLES inculcated snd their moral force; /
hat be had found the cardinal basic prin-
,iples the foundation OF the Christian reli-
ron; the fasherhood of God, the brother 1
God Of man, belief in the future state. IL I
; not a religion, but great moral 1
Institution, enjoining all its votaries TO do /
mo Others as YOU would have Others /
10 unto you. He spoke one hour and 1
,is hearers listened attentively through /
Dut.
OdelFs Running Mate.
T. w Higgins was nominated for 4