Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-28
South RoyaIton Notes.

MI. j. 6ARGhNIs Local EDITOR
Herbert Bennett and d. P. LEISURE are
yet confined to the house by illness.
The Mortified High school basket ball
team played the s. r. II. s. team at Har-
rington hall Wednesday, Jan. 81.
Clark Turner is receiving treatment at
the hospital at Hanover, n. H. He is re-
ported comfortable and doing well.
Mrs. Otis Flint is i'll and under the
physician's care. Mr.. Flint has nearly
recovered from his operation for appendi-
oitis.
Rising Sun lodge, F. and A. NJ, at
tended the annual meeting Of the FIRST
Masonic district at White River Junction
last week Wednesday and worked the
first degree.
The Recreation party were entertained
last Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrr.
P. s. Belknap. v hist being played at FIVE
tables. Refreshments of oysters, cake
and coffee were served and a pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. The club win
be entertained in three weeks By Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Ainsworth.
Frank Goodwin of Lowell. Mass, visit
ed his brother, Horace, and family last
week. He had received news of the death
Of his mother, Mrs. James Goodwin aud
was on his way to Tunbridge to attend
the funeral. Mr.. Goodwin has been city
inspector Of Lowell for several years.
The officers OF OrviIle Bixby post, q.
A. r., Orville Bixby Relief corps and
Mark ]. Sargent camp, Sons of Veterans,
we're installed last Saturday evening, the
exercises being held in the vestry Of the
Cong'l church. Enoch Hager of Gays
vile installed the post officers, Mrs.
Lydia Hatch of Sharon the w. r. G.
officers and George l. Dutton the Sons of
Veterans. Rev. Sherman Goodwin and
Mr.. Hager addressed the organizations at
the close OF the installation, which was
followed by lunch served by the Sons Of
Veterans.
Brooks--DanIeIs Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. selden s. Brooks an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Mabel Eta Brooks. to Mr.. Mans
Geld A. Daniels Of Poplar, Montana.
The wedding took place at the Brooks
home last week Wednesday afternoon at
I o'clock, Rev. Sherman Goodwin per-
forming the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels left on the
o'clock train for she West, intending to
spend a month or six weeks in Chicago
and the states of iowa and Minnesota,
reaching their home in Poplar, Montana,
about March list
Mr.. Daniels is United States commits
sioner for the district OF Montana and
Miss Brooks win be remembered BY q
large number OF friends as one OF our most
popular and capable young women.
Sunday School Annual.
The annual meeting of the Cong'I sun
day school was held Thursday evening
with q large attendance from the six or
gained classes and guests. Reports were
read from each class stating attendance,
activities and benevolences, and short adj
dresses given by the pastor and members
Of the school concerning the needs of the
work. A solo by Harold Fish, with
other music, added much to the evenings
program. Miss Lizzie Adams was organ
list. Refreshments were served under the
direction Of Miss Ala Day.
The following officers were elected -
Sec, Miss Edith Goodrich; Treas, J. p.
Mayo; auditor, Mrs. w. E. Webster; or
ganist, Miss Bernice e. Folsom; supt., OF
home department, Mrs. ]. p. Mayo;
supt. Of cradle roll, Mrs. A. r. Fielders;
librarian. Edmund Freeman.
The secretary's report shows total at
tendance for 1905 of 1857, an average OF
rs 81. The total attendance for 1907
was 3061; average, IS 45-52. Total at
tendance of 1906, 2441; average, so 1926.