Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-05-28
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

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Mrs. Thomas Prindle was on the sfch
list last week. g~e
Hon. Homer Vail OF Pomfret was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. c. P. Tarbell was In Lebanon, NH,
Monday on business.
Miss Alice Sleeper OF Randolph visited
friends here last week.
WE. Cushman OF Northfield visited his
parents here last Tuesday.
Charles Woodland has recovered auffi
GENTLY to be on the street.
Horace Woodland Of Campello, Mass,
was in town last Thursday.
Mrs. G. Tenney is with Mr.. John Shep-
ards people for few days.
M. H. Hazen has engaged Chas. Adams
to take care OF his stage horses.
Geo. Bixby, accompanied by his son, wis :
tied bis father the first OF the week.
Mrs George Thurston returned from the
hospital at Burlington last Thursday.
Charles Shepard OF Bethel is timing the
roof of Mr.. W. p. Hubbard's new house.
Neil Nye has closed his labors for M. H.
Hazen and is to work for Harry Whipple.
Bert Tenney returned from New Jersey
last Wednesday, where he spent the win
der.
There has not been much change 10 the
condition VI Mrs. r. W. Blake the past
week.
Mr.. Senter has sold his residence in this
village to Mrs. Crandall OF Cam bridge,
Mass.
Mr.. John Kibbee has new Prescott pi-
ano, purchased Of Fred Hayward of Con-
cord, N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Choate, who have been at
Mrs. Talbert's, returned to their home in
Boston Monday.
Revs. Henry Goddard and Mr.. DeMer-
rift attended The district Ministers meet
ing last Wednesday.
Miss Eta Northrup, who has been Wis
itiDg friends here, returned home to Hyde
Park, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. r. W. Blake is being attended by
professional nurse from the Mary Fletch-
er hospital at Burlington.
Mrs. Elmer Hapgood has gone to Exc
ter, N. H., to join her husband, who is at
work in shoe shop there.
Miss Jennings, who has been employed
at the railroad station, returned nome to
Hayerhill, Mass, Saturday.
Regular services will be held at the
Universalist all Sunday at 2:30. Subject,
'The Courage OF Our Convictions"
Mr.. Chas. Garrett and family OF Bridge
port, Conn.,, arrived here Monday night
to attend the funeral OF Mr.. Garratt's sis
ter, Mrs. W. II. Martin.
Rev. G. H. Adalain OF Marash, Turkey,
will speak in the Cong'l church tonight,
18th, upon the Armenian question. A COR
dial invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. Heman Martin OF Northfield. Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Perry OF Barre and Mr.
Henry Martin Of Williamstown attended
the funeral OF Mrs. w. H. Martin Wednes
day.
It is hoped that all who can will con-
tribute flowers for Memorial day and they
are requested to bring them to the w. X.
9. hall Friday afternoon or early Satur
day morning.
Fred Slack was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Darlington last Mon
day to receive treatment for broken leg.
He broke 1t the latter part of the winter
and again last week.
Wynn Rogers OF Hardwick came here
last Monday to visit friends and Is to re.
turn the last Of the week. accompanied BY
his wife, who has been visiting her par
ents the past few weeks.
Fred Faneui, son OF Doestie Faneuf, cut
his foot quite badly with an axe last Mon
day. DR.. Euclid Fish was called and it
was found necessary to administer ether
and close the wound with stitches.
Mr.. Edric Blake OF Shenandoah, Va, ar
rived here last Saturday to visit his moth
er, Mrs. r. W. Blake. Mr.. Blake has been
resident Of Virginia for 10 years and Is
at present station agent at Shenandoah.
In the death OF DR.. @. P. Frost OF Hano-
yer the people OF this vicinity lose pub
lie benefactor in more than the ordinary
sense. His valuable services have often
been solicited as physician and surgeon
and cheerfully did he respond to these
calls when possible.
The exercises at the church Memorial
day will include the following program:
Voluntary; doxology; invocation BY Rev.
Henry M.Goddard; selection by the choir;
address by DR.. Chas. F. Branch OF Am
herst, Mass, past department commander
the q. A. r.; selection by choir; bene-
diction by Rev. e. W. Sharpe.
The beginning OF what will undoubted-
~ terminate in village improvement as
ganization was instituted Friday evening
al the Sons OF Veterans hall, where % or
~ interested citizens OF the village met
and elected j. O. Belknap, temporary chair
man, Arthur Whitman, secretary, and Y.
r Tarbell, DR.. e. j. Fish and DIR. d. l..
burnett, committee to draft constitu-
tlon and bylaws to govern the organize
tlon when formed. The meeting was adj
lo9urned for time to prepare the constitu-
lion and bylaws.
Sunday Memorial services were held at
inc Cong'l church at Royalton last Sun
gay at p. M, and were attended by g
large number Of citizens, veterans and
kindred organizations, which attended in