Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-24
south Royalton Notes
N J.. sARaENT, Local Editor.

Murray Buck OF Sheffield was in the vii
Ilgs saturday.
l,bn Goodrich returned home from the
ST. Louis fair last week.
uevt Knight Of White River Junction
was IN the village Friday.
Mr.. q. L. bearing visited her son, DIR.
ID f.. bearing, last week.
uiss sue Lamb went to Hartford, Conn.,,
Tuesday 10 pass the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Kinsman.
Dr and Mrs. f.. j. Fish and son, Harold,
ara passiug Thanksgiving with DIR. n
Ms, Euclid Fish in Boston.
Mrs. Rising, assistant inspector OF the
Woman's Relief Corps, inspected Orvilie
Bixby corps here Saturday.
Reuben Ramsdell Of Chelsea, whose
death occurred last week, was an uncle OF
Mrs. =. }, Fish OF this village.
DR.. d. e. bearing will spend Thanks
giving at his home at East Randolph and
vii return Tuesday, Nov. y.
Mr.. William Smith left her hons here
Tuesday for Portland, Me-, to pass the
winter with her nephew. John Dana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cadan OF Leighs, Va, ar
rived here Monday for the purpose OF pur-
chasing a farm, II suited with the location.
Rlx Tenney has recovered from his re-
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No other cases have developed or are eX-
pegted 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitman left
here last week Wednesday To return TO
Louisville, KY, where they have resided
The past u years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bardon returned TO
their home in Newport, ". H., Friday, aft
er q weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Slack.
Lewis Slack and wife Of Washington
state, who have recently visited his broth
es and sisters here, returned to their
home last Thursday.
NJ. aud Mrs. -. r.. LEISURE went to
FtChburg, Mass, Tuesday TO spend
Thanksgiving with his relatives and they
intend 70 make an extended visit.
The annual meeting Of the first Masonic
district will be held with Rising sun
lodge, south Royalton, the first part OF
January, date not yet decided upon.
Coustan 5. Dodge OF this village was re-
Gently attacked with apoplexy. His con
ditlon ia serious, having partial paralysis
OF one side. His son Charles, OF Boston
snd daughter, Mrs. Kibby, are at home.
Aseries OF six consecutive union meet
ings will commence next Sunday, con
Quoted by the pastors OF the two churches
here, The meetings will alternate, COM
mencing At the Cong'l church next Sunday
evening. Speakers from outside churches
viii be present each evening.
The Golden Rule union will meet with
the Christian Endeavor society of the
DongI church here tomorrow friday,
opening at II a. m. An Interesting pro-
gram has been prepared, with the follow
ing subjects, Forward Movement and
What are we going to do2" Rev. g. II.
ladd, Randolph; Visiting Mrs. j. r..
NLLHHna- a.NAHN ~. mLaHN - In
pha lied, the Educational or Devotional W
Rev. J. W. Miller, Gaysville; "Our Essence
OF Effort, Rev. j. Hall Long, Bethel, and
an address by Rev. IA. j. Myckod, Chelsea,
these being followed by discussions. The
state president, Rev. Fraser Metzger, Of
Randolph viii speak on "The Vital Princi-
pies Of Christian Endeavor." The meeting
closes at 4 p. m.
Death Of Mrs. Marcia Bingham.
Mrs, Marcia tDodge) Bingham, widow
OF Harry Bingham, died at her home IN
south Royalton last Friday OF pneumonia,
az the age Of so years,
Mr.. n Mrs. Harry Bingham were
united in marriage in 1916. He was then
az years Of age and she q. He died IN
ls2 at the age of IS years. To them three
sons and two daughters we're born-Harry
A.. aud George II. OF South Royalton, VIII
lam A. of Lowell, Alma, wife of John A.
Button Of Royalton, and Mrs. Lucy Howe,
who died in 1896.
Harry bingham, husband OF the deceased,
vas tho son of Thomas Bingham, who,
with his family, came to this town in l1o0
and located on the farm where Harry A.
Bingham now lives and where his father
Aved from early childhood. Harry Bng-
nam served in the war of 1872 as a private
iha volunteer company that was com
handed by his brother, Capt. Corey Bing-
nam.
The funeral of Mrs. Bingham was held
at her late home Sunday, Rev. +. n. Wells,
pastor Of the NJ. E.. church, officiating.
burial was in the family lot near her
home.