Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-20
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. sARoENr, Local Editor.

Frank Bryant is making repairs on his
buildings.
Charles orne was at home from Quechee
over Sunday.
William H. Martin is in Boston on bus
mess this week.
Sheriff NJ. w. Bruce OF Norwich was in
town Saturday.
NJ. d. Rowell OF Tunbridge is to move TO
this village soon.
Z. S. Conant Of Boston visited friends
here over Sunday.
Harold Fish and Ralph Soper were at
home from Dartmouth over Sunday.
Clinton Merrill of White River june
tion visited friends here over Sunday.
Miss Mamie Wynn Of Bethel is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wynn and daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Emile Lamb Kinsman Of Hartford,
Conn, is visiting her sister, Miss sue
Lamb.
Charles Farnham Of Providence was in
town last week purchasing cattle for his
market.
, Fred Culver received news Monday of
the death of his sister, Mrs. John Thayer,
OF Randolph.
Mrs. NJ. j. Ordway has been i'll and un-
der the physicians care at Albert Sargents
the past week.
/ Mrs. Clark Turner has a coin of date
| 1857. 1t is copper and the size OF the large
one cent coins OF early date.
In the NE. church Sunday morning the
pastors subject will be ''The Family Cir
| cle.D In the evening the subject will be
'sGod and Caesar"
Mrs. Helen d. Hartford, state president
Of the Oregon W. c. T. g., will speak on
temperance in the NJ. Z. church tomorrow
| friday evening.
Mrs. Z. F. Palmer and daughter Of
| Waterbury are visiting Rev. and Mrs. w
Nj. Newton. Mr.. Palmer is mail route
agent between st. Adams and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Goodale of this vii
LACE are happy in the event Of the birth OF
a granddaughter, born TO DR.. and Mrs
II. II. Hayward Of Tunbridge last Mon
day.
Mrs. Helen Hartford, state president OF
the Oregon Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. will deliver a lecture in the NJ
r. church at 1880 Friday evening, Nov
DIST. Subject, License or no License.
All are cordially invited.
There win be no meeting in the NJ. Z
church Thursday evening. Nov. 21,ln con-
sequence Of a special union service in thS
Cong'l church Wednesday evening, Nov
26th.when short addresses will be given al
follows: Rev. WIN. Newton on Thanks
giving for past merciesn; Rev. W.H.W hit
on seThanksgiving for present opportuni
ties; Rev. W. +. Mann ON thanksgiving
for the future outlook" All are cordially
invited.
Next Sunday morning at the Cong.
church, the pastor, Rev. MILFORD r.. Mann
will preach on Thanksgiving ana tn
choir will render music appropriate to thu
service. The pastor has called for spe-
cial thank offering for the benefit Of th'
church treasury. The pastor Will lead tn
evening service and there viii be speeia
music. On Wednesday evening, Nov. -
at 80, there viii be a union service in tn
church, with addresses by Revs. Mann
White and Newton. All are invited.
Mrs. A. c. Innman Of this village re
ceiyed a Bible last week from an ex-Con
federate soldier, who is residing at Fred
ericksburg, Va, which her husband, de
ceased, a soldier in the 18th Vol. Infantry
took with him when he enlisted and los
in battle with his knapsack and other ar
ticles. During the recent national en-
leampment in Washington, this Confed
crate soldier was present and, making IN
lauiry for Vermont soldiers, met Or. T.. )
foster of Waterbury and in conversation
with him told him of his desire to get tn
address of the soldier who lost the Bible
Upon the doctors return to Vermont, b.
issued notice of inquiry for the address
of the soldier or surviving relatives, whlel
resulted in the receipt of the Bible b.
Mrs. Innman.