Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-07
South RoyaltOn Notes
nLs,ReENr, Local EditOr.

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10 town Satdraay.
John Kibbee spent last week with
friends in Montpelier
a,rtfe Brownel is visiting friends in
chelsea for few days.
George Bixby Of Exeter, y. H., was at
mis- home here last week
Dr. Burnett Las Leen appointed admin
istrator OF James Riddall's estate.
e E. Foster, agent for the Utica Globe,
Utica, y. Y, was IN town SATURDAY
Newton Beers OF New York was a guest
al the So. Royalton House last week.
simmer ChiIson is quite low. His con-
djtion is about the same as last week.
.Iobn Green is home from Berlin, where
he mas spent the season earpentering
Miss Fannie Slack has engaged to work
for Mrs. Charles West during the winter.
MIR. and Mrs.L. T. Terry visited t he par
ents Of Mrs. Terry at West Hartford New
Years.
Rev. 5. A. Parker will preach in the
Universalist hall next Sunday, Jan. 10, at
u a. m.
Mrs. Charles West remains about the
same, there being no marked improve
ment as yet.
j. W Waldo intends to have his cream
erv completei and in readiness for bust
ness Feb, Is.
Miss Sue Lamb has been i'll The past
week with stomach trouble and was con
lined to the bed.
Henry Hubbard has vacated his home
Mace and moved into Charles Wallis ten
ameut in the village.
Thomas Wynn, foreman of the railroad
section, has been quite i'll the past two
weeks with the grip.
The annual meeting OF Rising Sun
lodge, No. Z, f. a. A. NJ, will be neld at
its room Jan. 10, at 10 a. m.
The annual business meeting OF the
Universaist society will be held at Slack's
hall Monday evening at 1880.
Geo. L. Smith has closed his engage
nent at James Bucks and will 90 TO his |
home in Royalton for few days.
Rev. 4. w. Sharpe, pastor OF the NJ. f. |
church, and wife spent New Years at the
home Of Mrs. Sharpe at Brookllne.
Blxhy post and Relief corps and Mark |
J Sargent camo, Sons of Veterans, will |
install their officers Saturday evening, !
Jan. 49,
Rising sun lodge, No. 7, +. & A. M, will I
hold special meeting Friday evening, the /
6th for inspection by d. ID. g. NJ. Geo. f. /
Leland.
Henry Osgood has moved his Eastern I
N. f. headquarters 81 the Osborn Agri- /
cultural Machine company from Keene, I
N. H., to White River Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valmore Cushman re-
turned home from Northtield Friday,
where they spent the past three weeks
with their son, w. f. Cushman.
rhe White River Shoe company took an
inventory of stock and account Of BUSH
ness during the past week and COM
mo- nnv 40 ManHau
Miss Gertrude Goodale, a teacher in
Maiden, Mass, was in townllast week. She
spent Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Ora Goodale of Tun bridge.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. will meet with Mrs. q. w. Tenney
Ffday at 80 p. m. Bible reading on
the Promises of God" will be given.
The autopsy held on the body of Geo
RnsZnak, young man who died at the
town farm, disclosed tuberculosis envel-
oping the peritoneal walls, kidneys, liver
and lntestlnes,
Dept. Commander Puffer has announced
that the next encampment of the q. A. X.
will be held at Bennington next June in
accordance with a resolution adopted at
the last encampment.
Clark Turner has placed in the drug
store a pair of rare stuffed birds. They
are water birds, half web foot, and the !
name is not known to anyone here. They
stand 80 inches high and are pure white
except the edge OF the wings, which are
black.
The officers OF Trinity NJ. Il. s. S. for '97
are as follows: Superintendents, u. W.
Ward, Arthur Cowdery and A. c. Water
man. secretary and treasurer, Mrs. @. w.
Tenney assistant secretary, Charlie San
derson; Librarian, II. e. Hubbard; assist
ant librarian, Arthur Tenney.
The comic opera, "Mikado," is to be
presented by home talent in Woodlands
hall Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
Jan. 10 and 20. The cast will be costumed
IN Japanese costumes and decorations.
The manager, Mrs. j. A. Schontag, has
secured Gilson's orchestra. This has been |
IN rehearsal for two months and Will be
the musical event of the season.
The annual meeting of the So. Royalton
Fire District was held Monday evening
The following officers were e!ected for the l
ensuing year: w. o. Belknap, clerk; Ell
mer Doyle, w. V. Soper and George Ten '
ney prudential committees John Mud
gett, treasurer and collector; j. o. Bel I
knap, auditor; Henry Manchester. chief
engineer; }. w. Waldo, I'd assista mt en- :
s'neer. Tax raised was SOC. on the dollar.
Hon. Homer Vail of Pomfret was in
town last Monday and in conversation .
gave brief sketch of the club house and
grounds in Sharon, of which he IS one OF
the stockholders and at present, manager. !
The club owns and has completed pond,
covering go acres of land, which is well
adapted to trout culture and it is well /
stocked with young trout, some of them I
rom three to five years old. The club has {
nearly completed club house 60x40, three S
stories high. The first floor will contain S
attendants quarters, large dining hall and |
reception room. The second floor is d.
yided into sleeping rooms. The building /
: finished deliberately in handsome woods. /
Inc club has among its members Homer J
VAL and Judge j. H. Markham of Pomfret ]
and several prominent citizens of Wood
stock,
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