Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-02-11
South RoyaltOn Notes.


Mrs. Valmore CUshman is somewhat
1atter this week.
Miss Nellie Gould OF Hartford visited
friends here last week.
p Skinner is recovering and is able
ositup part of the time.
Charles Flint has moved into j q. Ash
Isvs tenement in the village.
Mrs. Blanche Riddall was in Woodstock
Thursday on probate business.
VIII Abbott OF Hartford visited his
frother. c. P. Abbott, last Thursday.
Mrs. Doestie Faneuf, Jr., is recovering
from her serious illness Of pneumonia.
W.P. Moves, manager OF the shoe fac
t.ry, was in Boston Oh business last week.
Several Of the young people attended
tae musical convention at Randolph last
week,
The farmers have been quite busy the
mast week getting out their lumber and
wood.
Miss Martha Dewey OF Worcester, Mass,
i visiting her father, Harrison Dewey, a
| few days.
The ice harvesters are busy putting in
| their supply Tie ice is from two to three
feet thick.
Rising Sun lodge, No. 7, F. q A. Nj. will
hold its regular meeting for work the nth
a7:30a. m.
There was no service atthe Universalist
/ ball Sunday, Rev. 5. A. Parker being un-
sbIe to otiiciate.
Ri Mather left home Monday for
trip Of several weeks as salesman for a
1 i'm in Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs. Ethan Allen of Broad Brook is re-
1orled seriously i'll. She has been in fee
BE health for some time.
VIM. Goif remains in a very feeble con-
iiton, mentally and physically, without
much prospect Of improvement.
Mr. Don Blake, one Of the veteran engi-
/ neers OF the G. " X. r., is reported to be
seriously III at st. Adams with pneumo-
/ gia.
Mrs. Charles Wall went to Mortified
last week TO visit her father, Chas. Blake,
who has been suffering from an attack OF
apOplexy
Tho class OF IS OF the High school gave
lmgsr social and literary entertainment
alh, NJ. Z. church parlors last Wednes-
:y evening
The personal property OF the late James
kddall was sold at auction last Wednes-
day. The farm is to be sold some time in
The near future.
Adime grange sociab BILE will be held st j.
Cake and coffee will be served. All are
cordially invited.
John Swanson of Hartford, a former
resident here, visited friends here Satur
day. He and his father are working in
chair factory there.
The members OF the Mikado Co., are to
pttsent the opera again the last week in
February, one evening here and one in
some adjoining town.
The grange meeting in East Bethel last
week was attended by large number of
The farmers in this vicinity. They report
undressing and profitable meeting.
The Royalton Association OF Cong'l
ministers held a convention at Randolph
Tuesday. Rev. II. M. Goddard attended
and took an active part in the exercises.
Gold, Silver and the Financial Question.
WA. Woodwork OF Denver, Col, has
consented to discuss the above question,
aOt Republican, not as Democrat,
Dot as patriot at the NJ. +. church Mon
gay evening, Feb. 10, at O'Clock.
The board OF civil authority OF Royal
Ion will meet at the clerks Office Satur-
gay The 18th, at 10 a. m, to sbate taxes.
w the following Monday the auditors
VII meet at the clerks office at 10 a. m. to
sndit the accounts of the several town Of
ieen
Miss Flora Shaw closed her millinery
business here last week and went to her
aome IN Bethel. Miss Shaw has been in
business here for two years and has won
que conhdence and goodwill of her pat
loas and made many warm friends who
Vii regret her leaving.
III there are any subscribers for the
WHITE RIVER Herald for the month of
January at this office who do not receive |
,ntr paper regularly, please notify the |
postmaster or NJ. j. Sargent. OF the large T,
"unoer OF subscribers here, some papers
nay not he addressed properly.
u, Fred j. Morse has disposed of his !
Tcsntly acquired practice at White River |
saucton TO Dr. Mark Stanley OF Boston /
y order to accept very lucrative APP |
yointment as first assistant medical ex- |
amller Tor the National Life Insurance /
onpany OF Hartford, Conn. DIR. Morse /
fortune
Il, -, ne births and deaths for the year 90
u, ~ the Graded school district of So. Roy
A'oh we're as follows:
BIRTHS.
i1ue ., son to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Flint. /
p daughter to MIR. and Mrs. James
aug 3 daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Re Tor
''P. ., Sou to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nj. God
dsrd
n, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Doyle. /
n. :, :, son to Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Little. |
son TO Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Spauld- I
ing.
DEATHS
jan u, Archie s.t,n., yrs'd
T. :: Mrs.Addie Woodwork Pierce 43
y, Charles Slack "a
N,r q James A. Reynolds rs
IN - Z, Mrs. Nellie Garrett Martin 81
ms IL u, Mrs. Rebecca Berkeley Blake so
Mrs Ida Gale RDrnbsr, "a