Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-18
South RoyaIton Notes.
M. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Butter is selling for 23c.at the creamery
Fred Barrett, former resident, was in
town last week.
George vose and wife of Pitts6eld were
in town Sunday.
j. Z. Bratton of Chicago was in town
last week on business.
Col. M. Ru bable OF Topeka, Kan, was
in town last Thursday.
Mrs. James Cilley Morse was in Mont
pelier on business Friday.
Miss Emile Foster returned Monday
from her visit in Hardwick.
X. g. Beattie of South RyeRate was in
town on business last week.
Harrison Dewey has moved to his new
residence recently purchased.
Miss Elsie Durkee is visiting friends in
Lowell, Mass, for two weeks.
Daniel Strong, salesman OF organs and
pianos, was in town last weak.
George Dewey was in Sharon last week
working for Walbridge q Heath.
Henry Hatch has placed bis farm in the
hands Of real estate agent for sale.
Geo. Davis was sick and confined to the
house at Edgar Reynolds last week.
b. F.Moody returned from a two weeks
trip on the road as salesman Saturday.
A large gang OF men commenced at this
station Sunday to lay new rails south.
Rev. II. NJ. Goddard exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Frank Page of Tunbridge Sun
day.
Dan Stoughton was in Chelsea last week
fitting up Herbert Bixby's store for oc.
cupancy.
Miss Gertie Ryan of White River juno
ton visited her sister, Mrs. Z. 4. Flint,
last week.
Charles w oodard is repairing the exte-
rior of his hotel. w. b. Hubbard is doing
the work.
Miss Carrie Forsaitb OF Manchester, n.
H., visited her grandfather, James Doyle,
last week.
w. w. Whitney has gone TO Fitchburg,
Mass, to work in the office of the Fitch
burg railroad.
Mrs. Il. ]. Fish and sister, Mrs. Bessie
Starr, OF Tracy, Mimi, are visiting sister
in Thetford this week.
Rev. II. NJ. Goddard will hold Thanks
giving service next Sunday at the regular
hour at the Cong'l church.
Bert Stevens, who has spent the
summer in Concord and Manchester, N.
H., was at home last week.
Mrs James Cloud is reported better and
is gaining slowly. She has suffered very
much during the past year.
Geo. Wood, who spent year in the EN-.
ploy of the late Harry Whipple two years
ago, was in town last week.
Mrs. Marietta Reynolds Monkey, who
has been In East Bethel during the sum
mer, returned home last week.
w. II. Martin has his new house, which
he is building on the Lyman mill lot, well
under way toward completion.
Elmer Hapgood, foreman of the bottom
ing room at the shoe factory, is visiting
his father and mother at Milton Mills, N.
IA.
The ladies of the Unlyersalist society
" IN hold a sociable at the residence OF
Chester Sanborn this evening. All are in.
yited.
Mrs. Mary Hale Grisgold returned to
her home in Barre Saturday, after an eX-
tended visit 10 her mother, Mrs. Laura
Slbley.
. j. q. Ashley is away being treated by a
specialist for an indolent sore on the side
Of his cheek that has troubled him for a
long time.
Harry Hudson OF Quechee, who has been
training horses on tn track here good
deal the past two years, has gone into
business in Providence, X. l.
The Art and Industrial exchange will
hold fair Friday and Saturday after.
Moons and evenings, Dec. 10 and IL. In
with the fair the ladies will
furnish a supper.
Chas Sanborn has purchased a new
prouty job printing press and placed in
his office. He is getting out some very
FOOD work, an accommodation which the
'itizens will appreciate.
Rev. Henry NJ. Goddard received news
friday OF the death of young sister, 10
ears of age, of consumption. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goddard left here Sunday afternoon
% attend the funeral at Ludlow.
Mrs. Hattie Brewster LOOMS and her
mother, Mrs. Brewster, OF Worcester,
Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whit
lam last week and have gone to Lynn,
Mass, to visit Mrs. Geo. Spauding, q
iaug liter of Mrs. Brewster.
The ladies of the So. Royalton Minis
rel club will publicly present to the Viii
age improvement society next Saturday
vening a large new iron pump purchased
~ them. Exercises fitting the occasion
will be held in front OF the block.
Drs. T.. j. Fish, Burnett and Paine of
2oyalton, WEIGH OF Tunbridge and Shaw
II Hanover held post norton examina'
ion of MIR. G. t. Goodwin last sunday.
Lhey IOund cancer OF the spleen, neart
degeneration and cystic kidney.
Rev. Mr.. Miller OF Bethel gave very
interesting report of the proceedings OF the
itate Sunday School convention held at
at the NJ. +. church Sunday
vening. MIR. Miller is an entertaining
psaker upon any topic and his report in
erspersed with suggestions and instruc-
ions to members aud teachers was no
News was received here last Wednesday
hat Miss Ida Wing was dead, having died
t the city hospital in Boston. Miss Wing
vas a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lamb
eveTal weeks last summer. Being in
'oor health she came here with the hope
hat she might improve by the change
'ut received no permanent benefit. Geo.
randall, relative, went to Boston
Wednesday to attend the funeral.