Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-01-23
South Royalton Notes.
M. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Farm OF IS acres to sell or rent cheap by
P. G. SEwAL4, RoyRiton. \,

P. g. SEwAL4, Royaiton.s
Mrs. Benz. Day is reported very sick.
George Foster is visiting his friend
here this week.
The estate OF j. G.. Bennett lost valua
BILE COW recently
Mr.. Mccarthy OF Springfield, Mass, as
sisted the CoDg'l choir last Sunday.
Mrs. Eva King Rowell OF Tunbridge was
The guest OF Mrs. DR.. Fish last week.
Mr.. Harrison Dewey has been quite il
the past week but is somewhat better.
Mr.. Burgess OF Springfield. agent for the
Bpaulding bicycle, was in town Friday. \
Mr. and Mrs. John Slack are in feeble
health this winter but able to be about.
Mrs. R. w. Blake has been quite ill and
under the physicians care the past week.
Rev. H. O. Bennett is to hold services at
the Universalist hall next Sunday at 2:3O
pm.
Mrs. O s. Curtis and Miss Minnie Met
calf have been suffering with severe colds
the past week.
DR.. J. Euclid Fish visited his grandpar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John Fish at Washing
ton, last week.
Mr.. Babbitt, travelling agent for the Wa
tertown Carriage company, was in town
last Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Doubleday is recovering
from recent illness and is able to be
about the house.
Mr.. w. V. Soper has just completed and
delivered nice monument for Harry
Bruce at Sharon.
Mrs. M. j. s. Bartlett returned to her
home here last Friday, having been away
since last November.
Mr.. Henry Doubleday received a pain
2ul injury by cutting his foot while at
work chopping last week.
The Literary association Of the High
school is to give public literary enter
tainment Friday evening, the Gath.
The ice dealers and those having ice
houses are securing their supply this week
but are obliged to draw it on wagons.
The Epworth League and Christian En-
deavor society held union meeting at the
Methodist church last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Goddard visited her parents at
Ludlow last week. Rev. Mr.. Goddard goes
there this week to accompany her home.
Mrs. Abbott OF Wiliamstown, who is at
present with her daughter, Mrs. M. 8.
Adams, was quite i'll last week with bron-
chitis.
Later news from Miss Georgia Shepard
is that she was moved to Enosburgh Falls
Friday and put in charge Of another ply
stefan.
Mrs. C.P. Tarbel has been feeling some
what better the past week and there is a
marked improvement in her general
health.
Mrs. Fannie French Slack, who was
called here to attend the funeral OF her
nephew, Archie Skinner, returned home
last Saturday.
Mr.. O. H. Burnham is to move his fami-
ly to Hartford, Conn, in the near future,
where he has permanent engagement at
blacksmithing.
There will be pound leap year social
next Wednesday evening, Jan. %, at 8. G.
Drew's, given by the Ladies' Social circle
of the Cong'l church.
At the regular meeting OF the camp,
Sons Of Veterans last Saturday evening,
Fred ]. Shepard was appointed and in
stalled LIST sergeant Of the camp.
Mrs. Alice French Furman returned
home to New York last Wednesday. Her
sister, Mrs. A. p. Skinner, accompanied
her and is to remain few weeks.
j. W. Bright is slowly recovering and
will soon be out again. He has been APP
pointed adjutant OF the post by Com
mander Faneuf, who has also appointed c.
I. Goodwin sergeant major.
Rev. w. Fl. Jackson and wife accompan-
led Rev. Mr.. Webb on his lecture trip last
Monday. Mr.. Jackson held revival meet.
ings here two years ago, during the last
year Of Mr.. Roberts passionate.
The Sons Of Veterans passed a resolu-
tim ar THAR rnnptinU loot SATURDAY. QVAn- |
ing to celebrate the 9Th anniversary OF the
organization in March by holding camp
lire and extended an invitation to the post
and corps to join with them.
The members of the Ladies' Social circle
OF the Cong'l church elected the following |
officers at their annual meeting Mrs Helen
Drew, president; Mrs. Arlotte Durkee and
Mrs. Melissa Woodward, vice presidents;
Miss Alma Foster, secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Bachelor, Ezekiel Skinner and Ray
Skinner OF Plainfield, Mrand Mrs. E.Car-
penter and daughter of Bethel, Mr.. e. R.
Skinner and Mrs. Ruth Skinner Smith OF
Tunbridge were in town last Wednesday |
to attend the funeral Of A. P. SINNERS
little son.
Mr.. j. W. Waldo has become an expert
and successful fox hunter. The remarka-
BILE feature OF his success lies in the fact
That he does not have to chase them His
fastest effort was when he captured one in
the confines of his own domicile last Sun
day morning.
W. H. Martin completed the plumbing
IN his new residence last week. About 800
ieet OF piping have been put in for the
water supply alone. He has also COM
pleted the setting OF one of .Iackson's ven
tilating fire CRATES for heating the sitting |
room and the room directly over 1t.