Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-17
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II. HHAEHa AsHA-A AHAANNHA
cu.,F Prescott, son Of willis A. and
t.l e prescott, after an illness Of only
39 - a.aH at bis home IN Aver,
N '' Ia ga ne was buried IN Wood
li''', ,stsrg. Everett, Mass. His age
~ 80 60 months and "a days. The
a. y. baf lived la this town and
100 Dog the past several years and
.,.5 10 Aytr Mass, this spring.
O. sleeper Of Tunbridge, a vet
h- ,,,s civil war, was in town Tues
fi' u.vssa member Of Co. Fl, I'd
se8 hy fhe way was the first vol
As., M enlist from the town Of
~ flr vas taken prisoner and
80 .r Araaraouyille and other pris-
n. IS months and had the bitter ex-
..s .rHrraa by many, but Of whom
az gB.g o. few alive today to tell the
uv.
y. Emily j. Bacon, widow Of the late
,r,m Bacon. died az her home. in
IN Warrington sunday noon, aged IS
-. mos. 81 da. She had been
,58 a g-aat sufferer for a long time
.onsra4 10 fhe bed since the irst Of
...I M lrH one son, Arthur r. Ba-
a. North Tunbridge. The funeral
tsI5 tuesday at ~ O'Clock from the
,..b Al south Washington, Rev. Fred
r.-..s Officiating. The bearers were
O. r 81. Bacon. W. e. Bacon, c. A.
s,as and C. ". Bacon, all relatives Of
b deceased.
a K Darling returned Thursday of
q. geek from Montpelier, where he had
,.s i5r two weeks seriously III in Hea-
Y, bospital aud upon advice OF his ply
...,ps he vent Friday 20 the Beashore for
I, ode8nite period Of absolute rest, be-
aha treatment advised TO save him
.,o eompIafo nervous prostration His
,.,,bsr. Gen. Charles X. Darling OF Con-
I'D Mass. came to accompany him, and
I. laughter. Miss Pauline Darling, also
,.st With him. HaleS many friends
strs ior bis speedy and complete recov-
W
Appropriate exercises were held at
Enml Union academy, Meriden, n. H.,
r ihe first day Of commencement week,
sunday. at O'Clock in the afternoon for
itfmyeilng ufa memorial window in
rr5ry Of Royal Townsend. The win
tsr vas unveiled by Principal Tracy q
ntg daughter. Miss Elizabeth Tracy.
h placed ON the north side OF the
asrsl Imported glass has been used in
ID construction ana the effect is especially
sasIng. The upper half Of the window
sa.sns an oval design with five lilies,
Under which Is the motto, Consider the
Lilies Az the top isa sunburst, sym.
u.5a o. the Pilgrims return to the
Fathers house and near the bottom il
DE Inscription, in memory Of Royal
Blmhsm townsend. Glass Of 1912. Mr.
Tracy paid Royal a splendid tribute in
is reception address. The window il
lssn By the students and teachers of this
academy
About seventy relatives and friends
gathered at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wlmah Luca last Thursday evening t,
msld ,hs reception given in honor o.
", and Mrs Ernest Luce, who returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip. Mr.
sld Mfs. Luce were assisted in receiving
by The brides brother, viii A. Dickin
son, alt wife Selections we're given OF
ua giphophone and organ and q yer!
short recitation by Ralph Walker, Ic'
Gran s1i cake were served. Mr.. anG
Nrs Lave we're tbe recipients OF manl
beautiful ana valuable presents from
Their many friend. The presentation re
marks were msts hy Leon G. Ordway il
pleasing manner. to which Mr.. ans
A'' Luce responded, expressing thei
TANKS Too aad appreciation Of the token
diegad. After toast 10 the bride an,
groom By Lewis Gray, the company de
Eia'd. leaving with the happy coupl
ll'i os'' wishes for a long and happ,
welded Hr.