Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-31
South Royalton Notes.
Ar + SARGENT, Local Editor
p,be,s ad. ON last page.

Gao pixies ad. Oh laSu Po6e'
o o Nye is quite sick with mump
and the grip a,,,,,oa :
an ~ p Moves has his spring samples 0
W., W. completed.
spv. .s Kittie Belknap is much better ant
sable to ride OUT
mrs 6. NJ, Pike is numbered among
those on the sick list
'p Cont ]. E. Eldredge OF West Randolph
.o 0' IN town last Friday.
noorce Cotton has been confined to the
.o usei The past week by sickness.
l'uI Voc Wynp's three younger children
ora confined at home by the mumps.
'i rs su are few more copies Of the Laws
1 ,Sei for sale at M. j. Sargent q Sons.
No. recuIar meeting OF Orville Bixby
-. ipo and corps will be held Saturday even
mi T,o school attendance has been very
IN reduced this term by the sickness
Of the scholars
The Farnham auction is postponed one
raek The same hour and place as adver-
Hsed last week.
NJ, Harvey Woodland is recovering
,.an, her recent severe sickness but is still
mndned to her room.
Miss Ala Day is able to be about the
.. s, and will 90 to Lowell, Mass, this
week to visit her sister,
a Ashley has leased his barber shop,
attures. stock and good will to Mr.. c. M.
Tavblon of Rockland, Mass.
The Christian Endeavor society will
have q special service next Sunday even
i %n in honor of Endeavor Day.
Union meetings are held every evening
.h;s week except Monday alternately at
the M. E. and Cong'l churches.
Mrs.B.F. Merrill of Woodstock, who
hos ' been visiting Mrs. Alonzo Rogers, re-
turned to her home last Friday.
Tho Dramatic club is to present the dra-
No TRound by an Oath, y Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Feb. 6 and z.
The Ladies Social circle of the M. E.
church will hold baked been supper at |
the church parlors Monday, Feb. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. o. N. Stoughton, James
RiddsIl and Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Sargent
attend the G. A. r. encampment at Brat
tleboro this week.
Seymour Durkee is failing. He was quite
comfortable until Sunday morning, when
the disease, pneumonia, took a decided
turn for the worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Strong OF Jamestown,
d., and VIM. Wall and wife OF West Ran
doph we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Cbas. Wall last Thursday.
The W. R. c. will hold Parcel party at
George Prestons on Thursday evening,
Feb. I. Cake and coffee will be served. The
public is cordislly invited.
The many friends of Lewis Talbert are
panied to learn that he is dangerously ill
al bis fathers in Woodstock, being at
tackled with hemorrhage of the lungs
while there on visit.
Moses Miller of Bellows Falls visited his
brother, John Miller, here last week. He
was returning from Ogdensburg, N. Y,
where be had been to attend the funeral
Of their brother, Stephen Miller. {
Music for the Masonic entertainment
this Thursday evening will be furnished 9
by Miss Lizzie Adams, pianist, Prof. Robert
Porter, cornet and flute, Miss Lucia Skin :
ner, violin, and Euclid Fish, trombone.
Julian Hood of Lowell, Mass, son Of w.
7. Hood OF Chelsea, who is in the employ a
Of c. /. Hood & Co. OF Sarsaparilla fame,
was in town last Monday. Mr.. Hood is a t
member Of the Champion Amateur Bowl.
ing League of Massachusetts,, as also is II.
]. Corwin, another Chelsea boy, who is
captain Of the club. t
We noticed in an item of news from }
Greenfield, Mass, in the Boston Journal
'f last Saturday, that Eugene G. Blake
vas chairman OF a committee to arrange
or grand centennial celebration of the
Masonic lodge soon to be held there.
Another feature of the announcement is
hat the charter of the lodge bears the
name OF the famous Paul Revere.