Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-23
South RoyaIton Notes.

Mrs. Thomas Priudie has peer quite fee.
he but is recovering.
Mr.. Albert Manchester and wife of West
Randolph visited his brother, Henry, last
week.
Miss Minnie Waldo has returned to
Hartford. Conn, where she is employed
IN a millinery store.
The Shepard Family returned home last
saturday night for few days.
Henry Osgood is in Boston and Provi-
dence this week purchasing horses.
Geo. Davis little boy is having whoop-
ing cough quite severely.
Mrs Carrie Buck has been quite sick the
past few weeks.
Nh. Dewitt and wife of w. r. Junction
spgnt the latter part of last week here on
business and visiting friends.
DIR. Burnett was suddenly attacked with
griD. while at bis home in Bethel last week,
but is better and able to attend to his Of
fee duties.
Mrs. M. Moxley is to rave the care of
Mrs. S. Jones' house tor the present.
Mrs. Clogston and son have returned
from Claremont, N. H., where they have
been for a visit Of a few days.
Frank Miller has left the railroad and
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the summer
Mr.. C. A. Bartlett is somewhat better,
but quite feeble yet and not able to be out.
Mrs. Lewis Talbot has been sick the
past few days.
The Universalist society held a festival
al Woodlands hall Wednesday, the I'D.
There will be a school meeting in the So.
Royalton Graded School district, Thurs
49, nF,-ab On 1909 af z n M IN uofa on
the reception of districts Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4,
should they have voted to join the Graded
School district.
The annual meeting of the 80. Royalton
Shoe Co. was held last Saturday and Ed.
Foster, H. v. Whipple, w. v. Soper, j. o..
Belknap and c. II. Abbott were elected
directors.
Mr.. B~lessington OF Quechee had a horse
quite seriously injured here last Sunday,
by running away and in some way cutting
its leg and severing an artery.
There has been a telephone commune
cation established between this office and
Rutland, Brandon and other points along
the railroad the west side of the mount
ain.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of West Hartford occu-
pied the pulpit of the Cong'l church last
Sunday in exchange with Rev. James Ram
age. He preached avery interesting ,prac-
teal and instructive sermon from the text,
'tOur Father, Which Art in Heaven" Mr..
Smith is a young man, a very forcible
speaker, and his sermon was attentively
listened to, to the close.
Fred Wheeler of Bethel, a conductor on
the way freight, was fatally injured at the
station here last Saturday, by being thrown
from the top of a freight car to the ground,
striking on his head, which caused a frac-
ture Of the skull. Drs. Fish and Burnett
dressed the wounds, and he was taken to
his nome in Bethel, where he died the fol-
lowing Monday.
Richard Wills, a respected citizen and
a resident OF this village for the past thir-
ty years, died at his home here last
Wednesday, at the age OF Sc years. He has
been quite feeble the past year, gradually
falling until his death. He leaves a wife,
daughter Of Capt. Elisha Flint, who was a
resident of Royalton many years and a son,
living West. His funeral was attended
by Rev. James Ramage.
The ladies OF the M. e. church will hold
their annual festival Wednesday eve,
March 20, in the church parlors. An oys-
ter supper will be served from 6 to s o'clock,
followed by an entertainment given by Z.
r. Pearse, an elecutionist from New York.
Mr.. Pearse comes well recommended as a
public speaker and impersonator.
Ed Smith has leased Woodlands hotel
for a term OF years and takes possession
the first OF April.