Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-17
SOUTH ROYALTON.

rdson gixby is able to be on the street
.,ter an Illness OF four months
YIN. Il. Martin has sold his stock OF
Ids Ia Mr.. Harris of Waterbury. The
ssoTentory has been taken and Mr.. Harris
takes immediate possession.
Saitb Griffith and wife have moved to
sharon and are to make their home with
their daughter, Mrs. Fred Manley.
sixtv-five attended the social given by
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown. a large atten-
dance for the bad travelling.
Iobnuie Diamond has been engaged by
charlie Woodland as clerk in the hotel.
snecial meeting of Rising Sun Lodge f.
and A. NJ, Saturday, Mar. 10, at 2 p. m.
Annual meeting of the South Royalton
Cboe 60. at c. p. Tarbeli's office Saturday,
Mar 10.
Geo Cowdery was stricken with apo
nIexv last Monday and is in critical con-
ditiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Slack have returned
from Boston, where he has been spending
he winter. and are now boarding with
Henry Doubleday
At the regular meeting of Bixby Post
held last Saturday night, the members
voted to 90 as Post TO the National En-
rampment next August, to be held at
Washington, ID. {.
mMrs. C. P. Tarbell was taken quite i'll
Friday night with the grip. Mr.. Tarbell
Is able to be at his office.
Mr.. Thomas, who went from here to the
Soldiers Home at Bennington few weeks
AGO. died last eek OF consumption.
News was received from Robt. Coffey,
supt. OF the Soldiers Home, that Col. 5.
n Piugree, an inmate of the Soldiers
Home, was very low with cancer of the
throat and could live but short time.
Eyangelists Messrs. Folger and Jackson
will commence a series of meetings a the
Methodist church here Tuesday of this
week. Services at 2 p. M. and p. m. each
day for two weeks.
Mrs. Clifford celebrated her 18th birth
day last week, giving a party Among
those present was Mrs. l.. Shuttleworth,
s. years old.
We clip from the New York Tribune of
Mar 10 the following, which will be of in
terest to the many friends OF Mrs. Ada
Willard, daughter OF VIM. Stoughton of
this town:
The graduating exercises of the Belvue
Hospital Training School for male nurses
took place last evening at the Mills train
ing school building on the hospital
grounds Among those present were DIR.
A.Jaeobi, chairman of the board of man
ayers Ogden Mills, Secretaryi j. q. Nc
Cullough, member OF the board; Mrs. A.
S Willard, Supt. of the school, and John
w. Brown, ID. %. Mills. Mrs. Willard be-
came Supt. Of the school June IL, 1889, and
has since been in full control. The school
has now under its charge eight medical
and ten surgical wards OF the hospital and
the prison ward. In 1891 the school grad
uated IS nurses and this year there are II
graduates. She has now So pupil nurses
on the rolls. The course of instruction
consists of lectures, Rotations and prac-
teal demonstrations on the subjects TO be
taught. DR.. jacob and DR.. Brown paid
tribute to the earnest labors of Mrs. Will
lard in striving to make the school an eifi-
Gent aid to the medical profession.
The schools united in the celebration OF
the anniversary of the birthday of Wash
ington. The exercises consisted of recita-
tions, dialogues, songs and debate. Cues
ton" Resolved, That Washington did more
for his country than Lincoln.n An, Mabel
Beaverton, Inez Stevens, Leon Skinner;
Neg, Myra Sargent, Ethel Faneuf, Willie
Clogston. Music furnished by Ethel Fa
neuf, Inez Stevens, Edith Skinner.