Middletown transcript., 1907-12-28
WARWICK

On the first Sunday evening in January
the Rev. G. NJ. Cuilom will begin his
revival services. He will be assisted by
the Rev. B. P. Truitt OF Washington, D..
c., during these series OF meeting.
The Senior Christian Endeayor Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Fl. M.
Eaton the first Friday evening in Janu-
ary.
More Xmas trees are displays in our
town than in previous years.
Mrs. Verena L. Vinyard has issued in
vitations to the wedding of her daughter
Emma Louise, to Mr.. Amos Rowe Merritt
January, the eighth, 1908, to take place
in the Methodist Protestant Church.
Miss Minnie Smith is entertaining
friends from Philadelphia.
7. Bsyard Vinyard was Wilmington
visitor OH Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph Bouchelle visited Mr.. Lam
bert Manlove last week.
Helen Eaton, of near Wilmington, is
spending the holidays at home.
May the readers of The TRANscRIPT
have prosperous New Yesr.
Mr. Clarence Cuilom, Of Central High
School, Washington, is at home for the
holiday.
Messrs T. P. -Devine and John H. NJ.
Garner spent Monday in Wilmington.
Guy johnson is in Elkton.
Mr.. A. R. Merritt is in Baltimore.
Mr.. Eccleston Marsh. OF St. Johns Col
Iege, Annapolis, is at home for the holi-
days.
Miss Emma L. Yinyard is cunvalescing.
Mr.. John L. -Lattomus is confined to
his room at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs, u. P. CHM spent Xmas
day with Mrs. Verena L. Vinyard.
Mrs. Agnes L. Aiken returned from
Wilmington on Tuesday.
Mr. D. Wilson spent Xmas day With
his parents at tie Gillespie House.
In memory Of our departed father Viii
liam ]. Price, Oct. 18th !.
Once our ZONE was bright and happy
Oh, how sad and cold to day
For our dear and loving Father
Has forever passed away.
You are not dead to US; dear, Father
Best as q star unseen
We bold that you are ever near
Though death intrudes between.
Calmly bis spirit passed from us.
To COED; by whom twas given
His body in the grave is laid
Ills spirit lives in heaven.
You are not forgotten: Father dear
And never shall you be,
Esct as long as life and memory last
I will always think oftAee;
Farewell dear father; but not forever
There shall be glorious dawn
We shall meet to part, no never
On that resurrection morn.
The following appear in the Morgan
County Herald, under date of Nov. 90,
1907. "The management of the Fort
Morgan and Brush County Sugar factories
is in the hands Of Roy K. Marsh. Mr..
Marsh is native OF Maryland and has
been in Colorado for number of years.
When you stop to consider that it is only
twenty-five years ago that Mr.. Marsh
first saw the light of day You begin to
think that it is strange that the manage
nient of two million dollar establishments
should be in his hands, but few mo-
ments OF conversation will show you that
while Roy Marsh is young in years, he
is not inexperienced, and that the past
few years which he has spent with the
Great Western Sugar Co., have been
years of hard work and study and that
he uses his head. He came here early
this year from Denver, where he had
been in the general Office for some time
previous to that he b ad been Cashier at
Sterling, and before that he had held po-
sitions in some Of the other Northern Col
oiado factories. In his position rs mana
ger he has made good, and no factories
can chow better results than the two nn-
der his CONTROL Mr. Marsh is son OF Mr..
IA, 1nass