Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-01-14
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. }. SARGENT, Local Editor.

ably better than last Week
Leon Latham of RANDOLPH is visiting
his parents here this week.
Henry and Estes Conant visited friends
in New Hampshire recently.
A broken waterwheel will cause two
weeks delay at the shoe shop.
Mrs. Il. H. Mather is somewhat better,
hal is still confined to the bed.
II. W. Curtis OF Canton, Mass. was the
gaest of j. W. Waldo last week
Bfie Kibbee returned to her school in
bsconia, n. H., last week Tuesday.
Miss Chapman of Tunbridge was the
aaest Of Mrs. W. W. Gallup last week.
Rising sun lodge, NOT, r. & A. NJ, held
is annual election OF officers yesterday.
Henry Fay OF Sharon has moved here
and is 10 occupy Cnas. Wallis tenement.
Rev. 5. A. Parker was in town last week
in the interest of the Universalist society
A large silver grey fox was captured by
Clarence Hutchinson IN Tunbridge last
week.
James Cloud sold his lot OF tiIiage land
south of the railroad to Ira Spaulding
Monday.
Miss Gertrude Denison of Burlington,
daughter of Hon. ID. q. DenisOn, was ia
town last week.
Q. P. Tarbell was engaged in the hear
ing of the Ordway v. King case at Tun-
hIldge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adds Martin OF Camp
Martin, Milton, were guests OF q. p. Tar
bell over Sunday.
Charles Wall received news last week OF
the serious illness of his brother, W. b.
Wall of Randolph.
Geo S. Hubbard is TO give a lecture at
the COngl church Friday evening on
"Humane Education"
There will be public installation of the
Bixby post, Relief corps auu Sons of Vet
Grams saturday evening.
Union meetings are being held at the
Gong'l ana Methodist churches this week,
conducted by the pastors.
Mr. Thompson, who is employed by
Henry Manchester, has moved his family
mere and located IN the W hitcomb house.
Mr.. Harrison Dewey is recovering slow-
~. He is not able TO be about much Yet
bat has nearly recovered from his recent
injury.
Charles Haynes has sold his farm near
the village to K. IL. Roberts OF ClaremonU,
n h., VINO moved mis- family ana goods
hare last Saturday.
Clifton Hemenway shipped valuable
eutpHclu uoB W MS rather III New hhNGHs
Conn, recently, which was purchased Oi
Ar. Murphy VI Richmond.
Geo. Smith, son Of Geo. Smith of Roy
alton, and Miss Eta Ssnderson OF South
Royalton were married last week Wedneh-
aay BY Rev. II. "A. Goddard.
Will Woodwork OF Denver, Col, prin-
clpal Of a business college there, arrived
mere Saturday for visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Woodwork OF
South TunbIidge.
Members Of Rising sun lodge will go to
windsor Friday to participate in the pro
oeedings Of the annual meeting of the let
Masonic district, pant of the work hav-
ing been assigned to them.
Z. G. Goodale OF Cambridgeport. Mass,
vas IN togn Saturday on his way to Tun-
pridge u visit his father, Ora Goodale. Mr..
Goodale is treasurer OF an electric machine
supply company IN CamOridgeport.
Will Bingham and wife OF Lowell, Mass,
are visiting Mrs. Bingham's parents, Dan
forth Day and wife. Mr. Bingh nam is of
the firm OF Murphy a. bingham, which
nas large sale and livery stable IN
Lowell.
There is to be a series of meetings at the
n. b church next week, commencing
Monday evening. The pastor, Rev. T.. W.
sharpe, is to De assisted by Rev. j. Il.
Badger OF Union Village. mir. Badger is
"a earnest worker and very interest
ng speaker.
X. W. Geo. F. Leland of Springfield, d.
y. y, NJ. of the LIST Masonic district, Wis
ted Rising sun lodge, No. Z, +. d A. M,
last Friday and held formal inspection
81 the work Of the lodge for the past year.
Inc lodge gave exempnfying work on the
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annual meeting last Wednesday. The fol-
loving officers were elected: Mrs. Melissa
Mo9a ward, president; Mrs. Jennie Hew-
~, ~ vice president; Mrs. b. L. Moody,
a vice president; Miss Nellie Adams, sec
fetary and treasurer.
AT The annual meetingi OF the Sunday
enool OF the C0ng'l church w. NJ. Sar.
seht was elected superintendent; G. p.
.afoeil, assistant superintendent; +. II.
sargent, treasurer; Mrs. T.. II. Sargent,
pCilelaFyi Miss Nellie Adams, organist;
Nalph soper, librarian.
mrs. O. N. Stoughton's little son, Cliff
ON eleven years old, was seriously at
.acked with q severe pain Thursday. The
Emily physician diagnosed il appendicitis.
1,.Snlth was called in consultation Sun
lay ana an operation was performed, re-
loving the vermitorm appendix. He is
'olng well and will probably recover.
me following officers of the Cong'l
gpng l society were elected last week: j.
?. Durkee, W. II. Martin and Whisper,
p819lulllmlttee; Nj. $. Adams, clerk; s. Nj.
lAe' collector and treasurer; NJ. j. Sar-
ssnli auditor. The resolution was intro
u .!a to consolidate the church and So
10y organizations and incorporate the
~, organization. II will be adopted at a
iliure meeting.
Complaints snd remonstrances agains
i ~ marsh treatment Of dumb animsls in
,oalihg and unloading stock at the stock
"a us mere having reached the notice OF
. .lleet u. I. Jones, be visited the scene of
,iations last Monday and found that
,us complaints were fully justified. He
a..nea the parties that such treatment OF
.l1lsls 81 the yard could not be tolerated
- tnai further infraction OF the law will
~. ~ go unnoticsd. The practice of rough
i.s9sinent oil animals in loading and un-
sung has been brought about, presum
10y the limited time allowed to car the
les but the law imposes a heavy penal
y nevertheless.