Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-17
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
SOUTH BRADFORD

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SOUTH STAMFORD
Mrs. Osmond Godfrey was in town
recently.
Albert Preston, sr., has returned from
Salisbury.
Frary Buell. has returned to Goddard
seminary.
Mr.. Kavanaugh was in Fairlee on
Sunday.
Mr.. Rowem was in White River juno
tion last week.
Joseph Richardson Of East Bethel was
in town Sunday.
Miss Bessie Buell. returned from Lake
Placid Saturday.
Mrs. Williams (nee Lila Clogston) was
in town last week.
Miss Allan of Fairlee spent Sunday
with Mrs. 8. B. Buell..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferguson were in
South Royalton Sunday.
Miss Nina Kendall returned to her
school in Revere Friday.
Mrs. Wierum and Master Carl will
spend the fall in Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler of West
Hartford spent Sunday in town.
Miss Ellen Quimby OF Tilton, N. H.,
was guest of William Kendall recently.
Mrs. Abbey, nurse from st. Johns
bury, was q guest of Miss Bessie Frary
recently.
J. o. Kendall and B. II. Adams of Chel-
sea were in Boston the first Of the week
buying horses.
Albert Preston, Jr., and daughter OF
| Brooklyn are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Preston.
| Rev. and Ms. Wilbur Harding Of
Corinth were in town to attend the
yearly meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bell were in
South Royalton the first OF the week,
visiting the Mormon monument.
Rev. and Mrs. J. d. waldron of liver.
ton, R. L, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Barrett during the session Of the
yearly meeting.
r. l.. were in town recently, having made
. cross-country trip from the White
mountains in their automobile.
The remains of Ned Rowell Of Wes
Lebanon were brought here for buria
Friday. Mr.. Rowell received injuries il
the shifting yard at White River juno
ton which caused almost instant deatl
on Tuesday, Sept. 8. He was . younf
man OF estimable character, with many
friends. He left an aged father, wifi
and child and two sisters, Who have thu
sympathy of the entire community il
their bereavement. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. w. F. Harding
L., 20 fpfo Of ho Mar
beautiful floral offerings testified to tn
feelings OF his business associates an,
friends.
| Centennial Of FreewiIl 6aptists.
The centennial session of the Vernon
yearly meeting Of Freewiu Baptists va
held in this place Sept. 1918, Rev
J Lewis Dexter acting rs moderator, Rev
b. P. Parker, clerk and treasurer.
large number of ministers and delegate
from the different churches were present
DIR. Dawson, state secretary, was presen
Friday.
The question Of the union OF tn
Calvinist Baptists and Freewill Baptist
came before this yearly meeting and thi
section voted to IL against the union
although those who voted against it fee
that the time is coming when they VII
be united as one body.
Other ministers in attendance wer
Rev. A. P. Davis, Enosburg Falls; Rev
Lester w. Pease, Waterbury; Rev. J. Z
Waldron, Tiverton, R. L.; Rev. J. W
Burgin, Rev. John T. Glow, Sutton; Rev
E. B. Stiles, state agent, New Hampshire
Rev. Franklin Blake, Starksboro; Rev
w. F. Harding, who gave the annu'
. sermon, and Rev. Lewis Dexter, VIII
, gave the centennial sermon.
Rev. A. L. Kinnsn, Midnapore, Indis
gave two very interesting and instructiv
talks on his work as q medical missioner
|; among the Santols, his station bein
Bimboor, India.