Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-03-19
South Royalton Notes
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Hl6uty "a bnOWy CACCllSMb Slcl&uluk AOt
comfortable weather.
Mrs. Lena (BurbAnk) Northrop Of Barr,
visited her parents last week.
Ira Spaulding was in Rutland few day
the first OF the week on business.
Miss Eva Brownell is somewhat better
and her sister, Ida, is recovering.
Henry Dutton is sufficiently recovered
SO as to be able to ride to the village.
Regular meeting Of Orville Bixby pos
and corps Saturday evening, March %.
Mrs. s. Waldo OF East Randolph visited
att. D. Belknap's the first OF the week.
Regular meeting OF Rising Sun lodge
No. 7, F. & A. NJ, Wednesday, March rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Neff are to move t
Exeter, Nh, very soon to work in shot
shop.
Mrs. o. P. Tarbell is steadily improving
and is able to ride out when the weather
is fair
Mr.. Ransom, agent for hand fire ex-
tinguisher, gave an exhibition here last
Friday.
Mr.. j. Schontag moves to the house he
recently purchased Of VIM. Martin, the
list OF April.
Albert Merrill has moved into the tene-
mept vacated by Archie Slack in the Dick
erman block.
Read the notice elsewhere OF the j. G
Bennett auction sale OF household goods
and farming tools.
Henry Hatch has twelve sheep that have
given birth to thirteen lambs and they are
all growing nicely.
Miss George Shepard is considerably
better Of her injury received at Burke sta
ton few weeks ago.
Miss Flora Shaw is in Boston this week
for spring millinery and will return next
week with new stock.
Warren Bean has attended the high
school at Lebanon, N. H., the past term
and was absent but one day.
Mrs. Charles Danforth was quite seri.
ously i'll with heart trouble last week and
was attended by physician.
Miss Martha Dewey Of Worcester, Mass,
visited her father, Harrison Dewey, and
other relatives here last week.
The personal property OF G. H. Abbott,
which has been under attachment Tor
some time, was sold last week.
The Fecto brothers from Danvers, Mass,
who recently purchased the Adams Row.
ell farm, have taken possession.
James Hinckley is to have charge OF the
town farm and poor again this year which
will insure good care fOrthe poor.
Henry Manchester has added to his bus.
mess the manufacture and repair OF tin
ware and has engaged workman.
DR.. Burnett was called to Burlington
last week Thursday to attend one of his
patients during surgical operation.
Mrs George Thurston is at the hospital
ivR 60 tpoo Hap hnahQ ND
went there to see her last Thursday.
Hubbard Farnham has leased the Ken
worthy farm of Lester Corwin for i've
years. Mr.. Corwin goes to Massachusetts.
pleasant dramatic and musical enter
tainment was given by the academy dra-
matte club at Royalton Monday evening.
Mrs. A. P. Skinner has improved in
health during her stay in New York, where
she went soon after the death OF her SOD,
Archie.
Horace Brown and son visited Miss Alice
Brown, sister OF the former, last week.
They have been IL Weston the past few
months.
Lieut.. Harrison Dewey has been quite
feeble the past few weeks. He Is one OF
the Oldest war veterans in the state, being
IS years old.
Several of our young people attended
the w. r. G. social and dance at A. =.
Rand's in North Royalton Friday evening
OF last week.
Charles Flint, OF the Connecticut River
Valley Real Estate brokers', reports the
lease OF John Wild's farm to Ira Hatch OF
Hanover, N. H.
Our lu nbermen and farmers are having
a long.looked-for opportunity to get their
lumber to the mills and stock OF wood to
The home and place OF sale.
Mrs. Jane (Cilley) Morse, who is in a
hospital at Burlington for treatment, is
doing we'll and her recovery is assured BY
the surgeons OF the hospital.
Mr.. Dearborn, OF Dearborn & Co., real
estate agent of White River junction and
Woodstock, was in town last week nego-
tlating the sale and purchase OF real estate.
1t is reported that Ira Spaulding is con-
templating the purchase OF the Lyman
steam mill building and putting in ma
chinery for finishing lumber for building
purposes.
A very pleasant social with entertain.
ment and refreshments was held at Rev.
d. NJ. Goddard's Wednesday evening OF
last week. 1t was largely attended consid-
ering the stormy weather.
Mrs. Louise slack Woodwork is seri-
ohsly i'll with nervous prostration and
chronic Indigestion at her fathers. She
mas been sick for several months and now
seems to be gradually failing.
1t is reported that Mr.. M. 0. Walcott Is
soon to fulfil an engagement made some
Iime prior to this date and that he and the
41.ner party interested are to move onto
MS farm in Tunbridge this spring.
:. Edward Foster, administrator Of the es-
.ste OF the late Mrs. Susan Jones, settles
me estate next week. Quite a large grand
ISL will thus be taken from this town as
tees.
II is reported that Mrs. DC. Stearns has
uscilned to serve as town superintendent
VI schools this year. II this be true the
scuoois will be deprived Of the counsel Of
to valuable educator, instructor and assis-
'ant to teachers.
Mrs, Mrs. Mary (Sanborn) Slack, who was
seriously injured by being thrown from
oa,fIrIage and having compound fracture
o y, Inc thigh bone, is still in the hospital
~ ~ hanover and will remain some weeks
se'' She is slowly recovering.
T.; Inc South Royalton graded school dis.
S t,.cs census shows that there are one hum
,eess ana ifty.two persons OF school age
thhooiulng In the district. The teachers OF