Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-02-07
South Royalton Notes.
=, SARGENT. Local Editor.

..,1ester Ashley is quite sick wit
tonsilitls. 80 ,,ttle child Is quite sic
W aasie Bright and Winnie Hewitt are SUI
J ;nr from the humps.
ieri n.,nd bv an Oath" will be presente
!. IwTOOoodiard's hall this evening.
J" u m A. P. Skinner is somewhat bette
~ M not able to be about the mouse.
Oa ~. ~" Motber,s little son is somewhat bet
MI ~ the symptoms indicate recovery.
YER aDa ,,;ll he union devotional exercises
;. t the 'congl church this Thursday eve
~ n .I poedle orchestra of Keene, n. H.
!. inu u; VA concert here the last OF THU
lu w.. .ocular meeting OF Orville Bixby
lae sn reS corps will be held this week Sat-
p' .nono the many afflicted with the
AmUaiS + little Philip Belknap, two years
nS Who is just recovering.
csorles Daggett has returned home from
Vn northern part OF the state, where b
a as h hoen at work for the past month. =
rho Ladies' Social circle OF the Cong'l
, lro will hold a valentine social in the
' latrv wednesday evening, Feb. 10, with
apper' ...s mo.
o' uuJ House with the station at the
ENTER village and to the central station OF
hs circuit here.
Mro Harvey Reynolds returned home
,st Thursday from a visit OF several
r ,aSs in Springfield, Mass, and Me-
GAINESVILLE, N. Y
The board for the abatement OF taxes is
,o1led 10 meet at the town clerks office
Thursday, Feb. IA, and the auditors to
meet Friday, the 10th.
Mrs, Lucinda Robinson Poole, widow Of
Warren i Poole of Williamstown, died last
Tuesday of heart disease, at Mr.. j. Blur
tse,s where she had made her home the
nsst wear. She was So years OF age.
There are several yet confined to the
honse with the humps and toDsilitis, some
u them being quite sick. j. III. Hewitt's
Sahv has been dangerously i'll, and his
son Ernest, student at Tufts college, has
been ,jck with the humps at the hospital
but is now convalescent.
Rev. L. L. Beeman, presiding elder, will
hoI the fourth quarterly conference in
Trinity M. E. church Saturday evening.
H. ,' viii preach and administer Holy Com
muniou Sunday morning. He will also
att h quarterly conference at So. Tun.
bridge Saturday afternoon and will hold
Services in the NJ. E.church Sunday alter
noon.
Mr.. Seymour Durkee died at his home
ID this village last Thursday, having been
sick oneweek with pneumonia. He had
been id usual health except, attacks OF |
sciatica rheumatism which had made him /
5oute lame the past year. Prior to this he |
MAS strong, healthy man for one ad-
nnced in years, he being 70 years OF age.
BIZ. Durkee had lived in town nearly fifty |
hears and in this village about twenty five
|years, was respected by all his townspeo-
|pe, quiet, kind, industrious citizen, al
ways ready to assist the needy and in any
public enterprise. He left no immediate
Relatives, the nearest being two nieces,
Mrs. Charles Sawyer OF Pomfret and her
SISTER Of Windsor. His funeral was held
ion Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Goddard officiat-
ling,
The entertainment given by Rising Sun
lodge at its hall last Thursday evening was
ian interesting and enjoyable affair. There
|were nearly $50 persons present, Of Mas
ions, their wives and invited guests. Hon.
Frank Plumley OF North6eld delivered an
Interesting and eloquent address upon the
|origin Of Masonry and its results, soci-
ally, morally and religiously, which held
THE attention Of the audience from the be-
ginning to the close. After the address,
prepared supper was served
by the ladies in an adjoining hall. After
THE banquet, short addresses were given
by Rev. Henry Goddard OF this place, E.A.
Ihacher and Edwin 0. Hubbard OF West
Randolph, and an excellent paper written
and read by Edmund r. Skinner OF Tun-
BRIDGE The entertainment was inter.
spersed with music by an orchestra COM
posed OF R. H. Porter, cornet, Miss Lizzie
Adams, piano, Miss Lucia Skinner, violin,
and Euclid Fish, trombone, which added
much to the entertainment.
This is the list of births and deaths in
We Graded school district for the year
1894.
JAMS, daughter to Mr. and Mrs H Whit
comb.
Msrch2, son to Mr. and Mrs Walter
Dewey.
Mayo, daughter to Mr. and Mrs Camp
bell.
vune 10, son to Mr. and Mrs Daniel I
. Stoughton.
NptS, daughter to Mr. and Mrs John :
Schontag.
NOV ID, son to Mrand Mrs Pearl Belknap
e0vSO, daughter to Mr. and Mrs Robert 5
Fec