Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20
South RoyaIton Notes.
M. SARGENT, Local Editor.

VI y.
Mrs. Charles West is recovering from
pneumonia.
Hoyt Knight is to move into ]. G. Ash
Iey's tenement.
G. P. Tarbell is in Woodstock this week
attending court.
The Cong'l society will hold its annual
meeting Dec. 2S.
Mrs.Albert Taylor remains in very en-
feebled condition.
George Cotton returned home from But
falo, N. Y, last week.
Will Farnham sold his entire stock OF
cattle at auction last week.
Harry Whipple shipped his stock to the
New York market this week.
Mrs. DIR. Manchester of Lebanon, N. H :,
is visiting at G.H. Manchester's this week.
Rising Sun Lodge will hold its annual
meeting Wednesday, Jan. g. 595,at 10 am.
NJ. s. Adams is in Boston and vicinity
this week, looking after his lumber inter-
ests.
Miss Fideia Cloud has gone to Brook
Ign, N. Y, to spend the winter with her
brother.
J.G. Ashley has engaged c. M. Leigh
ton of Rockland, Mass, to assist him in
his barber shop.
.
gett to work in his meat market and gro
Gerry store this winter.
Mrs. Elmer Hapgood Mrs. Alice Rogers,
Master Joe Foster and several others are
victims OF the humps.
Mrs.Alzina Decamp died at her home on
Broad Brook last week Friday, after an
illness OF several weeks
Warren Bennett ana wife of Springfield,
Mass, are to spend the winter with his
brother, Josiah Bennett.
Mrs. Mary Josephs, the lady who was
assaulted by Mr.. Danforth, has gone to
her home in Burlington.
d. G.. Joues was at home last week, but
returned to Woodstock Monday, to at
tend to sheriff duties at court.
II. V. Whipple reports that he has had
no cattle condemned as being diseased,
which he has shipped this fall
Christmas exercises will be held at the
Methodist church Christmas eve, Dec. "a,
and at the Cong'l church Christmas night,
Dec. %.
Mai. Josiah Grout of Newport has been
secured for Memorial Day speaker next
year. This assures the comrades of Bixby |
post Of one the best speakers in the state. |
NJ. j. Sargent & Son have large stock
OF holiday goods in leather, plush, alumni |
mum and celluloid; also toys, fancy goods, |
see them and you will buy.
In the case OF State Eugene Danforth, |
tried at Woodstock last week for assault |
with intent to commit rape, the jury bro't |
in verdict of guilty and was sentenced to ,
eight years at hard labor in States prison.
II you are looking for useful Xmas
present at a fair price,ju st call in and look
over our stock of papeteries, both plain |
and decorated, albums, scrapbooks, ink
stands, gift books, Xmas cards, etc., etc.
G. e. FLINT.
In the case OF L. G. Dickerman Quincy
Fire Insurance Co., to recover the insur-
ance of merchandise burned in the fire of
Oct. 4, 1913, on policy of q 900, the jury
brought in verdict for plaintiff to recov-
er 1920 and costs.
Mrs. A. p Skinner has been quite i'll
since the death of her father and very
much worse than at any time during the
past year. Her severe illness OF several
years has greatly affected her nervous sys-
tenn so that slight change for the worse
greatly prostrates her.
George Cotton has engaged and COM
menced last Friday to work for Charles
Williamson OF Lebanon, N H. in his hotel.
Mr.. Cotton has been engaged in A. p.
SINNERS meat market the past year. II
he likes his present business he will move
his family to Lebanon.
Two errors have been made in reporting
the amount of damages sued for in the
breach OF promise case of Mrs. A. M. Fos-
ter Fl. H. Hsnchett, it being $4,000, in
stead of "a 900 or 81 800, as reported in the
last two papers. The case was continued
by defendant on terms.
Orville Bixby post and Relief corps and
Sons of Veterans will hold their installa-
tion service at the regular meeting OF the
post Jan. 5, '95, closing with a camp fire.
The committee of arrangements have Sc
cured as speakers Department Commander
DR.. c. f. Branch Of Newport and Rev.
Elihu Snow of White River Junction. {
FIAT a special meeting OF the South Roy ,
alton Graded school district held last ,
week Tuesday evening, it was voted to ac- ,
cept the gift of the So. Royalton Library :
association upon conditions voted by the !
association at a meeting held for that pur- ,
pose. The conditions are such that the old
share holders have the privilege of selec- !,
tion of books to read, as before without :
assessment ,