Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
South Royalton Notes.
MI SARGENT, Local Editor.

al. SARGENT. Local Editor.
Dr. Wilson Of Boston was m the village
saturday.
Maud A bbott is home from Randolph
4 Narusl school
Fred yewcomb is visiting bis sister,
4 Mrs George Nye.
aIiss Belle Pierce OF STAFFORD is visiting
an. Ellen Pierce.
Charles Clapp OF Lowell is in town for
tao or three weeks.
uarf8 e. Conant, a lawyer OF Bradford,
i ass iu town Monday.
Br Arthur Goss 81 Taunton, Mass, WIS
.a Che village Monday.
Henry Osgood Of Ogdensburg made
.aar. visit here last week.
Winnie Hewitt is home from Goddard
seminary during vacation.
D-. e. J. Fish Is in Boston this week
with his son, Dr Euclid Fish.
Edward Sargent Is in northampton,
Mass. where he has employment.
Regular communication Of Rising sun
lodge. f. and A. NJ, next Wednesday,
Iac Fl.
The condition OF Mrs. silas Doubleday
aaI Constant Dodge remains about as last
reported.
ies Bean vas called to Wilder Monday
attend a trial relating to an assault
up1n his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Manchester OF
Randolph visited his brother, Henry, and
fmilV here Monday.
nlnfaI Durkee arrived here last week
fam Pomona. Cal, for a short visit TO his
mother, Mrs. J.. q Durkee.
~ naffnf, .,rapA farFnVaF and
81 %. Ross. grand secretary OF the Grand
|Haga 0t MasOns, we're in the village sat
u-dag, having attended district meeting
Chelsea Friday
The senior class Of the South Royalton
High huol viii hold "Pass social in
taa school bail next Friday evening, Dec.
lH Each person Is requested to bring a
Ugadle OF some kind. All come.
a barn with nine cows, three calves and
farming tools, belonging 10 Albert Blake
al South Royalton, Was burned Tuesday
morning. The ire was caused by break
.uE lantern In the barn. The insurance
Is unknown.
Regular and annusl meeting OF Orville
EEhv Post, q. A. r., for election Of OH
GERS, viii be held saturday evening next.
Members are requested to be present.
Other special business will be transacted,
par. 90 which will be the arrangement
of evening, sessions during the winter.
The annual meeting Of Mark J.. Sargent
asmu, So ~, Sons OF Veterans, was held
ss, saturday evening, electing the follow
Bag officers Walter X. Spaulding, Capt.
George smith Ist Lieut.; Clayton Wood /
ward, Sd Lieut.. i. J. shepard, q. l.. Out
iln and 4. $. Smith, camp council; Clay
.1a W Woodward, j. b. Lyman, delegates;
NHlrIes Osborne, George Smith, alternates.
L..
Death ui Charles prindle az Kansas City,
go. BE was a son Of the late Thomas and
Lacy Wills Prindie, old residents OF this
village. lie had for several years been In
tle employment OF the Wells, Fargo
Express 60. as messenger. He was 50
years cid. He had brother, Henry, liv-
.9z here and brother, Edward, IN Palmer,
Mass
The social given by the Boys Reformed !
Cab go Earl Hewitt's house Saturday
evening was a decided success. In the
e2tF part OF the evening games were
PLAYED, after that refreshments were
served, and later in the evening the audi /
g4.e was amused by a magic lantern. |
finally, George Abbott, Marjorie Whit |
comb and Beruice Folsom entertained by
singing several songs.
Or. Fish's Presentation Speech.
.n presenting 20 Chaplain Farman the |
parse 81 elS1 Friday evening, as noted |
elsewhere, senator Fish spoke as follows:
"ME. FARMAN:-I speak ID you AZ this |
tame In behalf OF my brother senators, !
your associates in the session OF 1903, |
which Is now drawing to a close. II has
's.1 20 US all a very pleasant season and
realize tonight-perhaps as never be- |
Iafs-how good and how pleasant thing /
s for brethren 10 dwell together in
unity.
"It is indeed like the precious ointment |
ln the head and even as the dew of
a-7unn' No words OF mine can ade- |
saH.e.F express to you, my dear sir, the !
.aacl- the esteem and the brotherly love
SUN which your associates have come TO /
regard YOU
"hat I am glad that il is not mere empty |
words which ! have TO convey. ! have |
A9as realized that il is more blessed to
-... than % receive-especiall advice and
s1l#lne, Tonight ] realize that this trite I
n.l agug may also be true Of the bestow-
d. nL worldly goods, and so il is that ! feel
1aea real pleasure in fulfilling the com
MISSION entrusted to me when / now place
.- .aar hands this tangible though slight
saa.a oi our regard. | beg you TO accept
F dear brother, with full assurance
81. -ae sincerity Of the sentiments by
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