Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-25
South RoyaIton Notes.
MI. sARoENr, Local Editor.

Miss STA Ward is home from Fitchburg,
Mass, till Jan. LIST.
Isabel Martin is home from the Ran
dolph Normal school this week.
Regular meeting of Bixby Relief corps
next Saturday afternoon, Dec. n
Harold Fish has two Dartmouth class
mates as guests at his home this week.
The new Boston Journal is largely super
seding in sale all other daily papers here.
Charles Orne and wife OF Quechee are
visiting his father and mother this week.
Arthur Pierce went to his home in STRAIT
ford Saturday to remain through the win
ter.
w. V. Eastman has some very old silver
coins, one dated 1717 and others nearly as
old.
James n. Cloud goes to Lee, Mass, the
first OF January TO take charge OF a large
farm.
Borodel Woodward is home from his
school in Holderness, ". H., during the
holidays.
Mrs. Ellen Preston has been confined to
the hOufe with a disabled limb the past
four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. B. GaIusha have their
son and daughter home with them during
the holidays.
Ed Wilson and wife of Franklin, n. H.,
visited Mrs. j. X. Flint, mother OF Mrs.
Wilson, over Sunday.
Harold Fish gave a reception to 25 or
more of his classmates and friends at his
home last Tuesday evening.
j. W. Celley Of Derry, n. H., has moved
his family to their new home here, recently
purchased of Fred Chapman.
The ladies' Of the w. X. G. will hold their
annual fair at Hewitt's hall Wednesday,
Dec. 81. Supper served at p. m.
Gertrude Goodale of Somerville, Mass,
is visiting her father and mother, Mr.. and
I Mrs. o. II. Goodale, during the holidays.
Regular eonvoeation OF Rising sun
/ Chapter, o. +, s., next week "Wednesday,
/ Dec. 81 Work and installation OF officers.
Mrs. Mollie Bingham viii return TO
| Glens Falls, n. ", next week, having Wis
/ tied relatives and friends here the past two
weeks.
! Ralph Soper and Harold Fish are home
4 from Dartmouth and Lester Ashley from
I the High school at Franklin, Mass, over
/ the holiday.
/ Although the day was stormy, a good
congregation listened TO the delightful adj
dress by Rev. Edward 5. Lead Of Boston in
/ the Cong'l church last Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Southgate Osgood returned
home from Albany, n. y, Monday, where
/ she had passed few days with her hus-
band, who is in business there.
Win Belllnap is making satisfactory re-
/ covery from his sickness Of typhoid fever.
/ This r the fifth week he has been confined
to his bed beside a week of illness before
taking it.
Mrs. Archie Slack and daughter are vls-
/ iting her mother, Mrs. Julia Foster. Her
I husband has recently gone to Lynchburg,
4 Va. where he has employment in a shoe
I factory as foreman. His wife and daugh-
ter will Join him later on, II he likes his
position.
The week Of prayer will be observed by
the Congl church. Special services VIII
| begin Sunday evening, Jan. A, and contin-
| ne through the week and possibly longer.
I The pastor will probably have outside as
sistance in conducting the services, More
definite announcements viii be made later
The presentation of the comedy, "Uncle
Si,n by the Elite Dramatic Co. OF KAN
dolph Friday evening was well received by
the audience. The Introduction of vocal
music between acts by DR.. Kelly ana Miss
Sparhawk was a new feature and decided
hit. The ballads and duets were charm
ingly rendered.
Next Sunday in the NJ. r. church /:
Jesse Lee day and the pastor viii preach a
special sermon on 1.-THE Founder OF New
England Methodism." This day also
completes the effort Of raising 10th CEN
fury thankoffering fund of S20,000OOO fol-
the entire connection. New England
Methodists are raising $4,000 for Jesse
Lee chair of preaching in their university
in Boston. Sunday evening and the -four
evenings following,in accordance with the
call issued by the board of bishops, there
will be special evangelistic services at 1880
Sunday evening subject, Life Voyage
over an Unknown Sea-" "Wednesday
evening a special program from $3.50 till
u: $50: literary and musical; $3.50, social
hour, with light refreshments; 1880, pas
tors New Years address; IL, baptisms
II 80, love feast; II :55, watch services II
New Years greetings.