Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17
South Royalton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.


South Royalton. 4w
Kiln dried hard wood matched floor.
ing. Also all widths .planed,. matched
butted, spruce sheathing and flooring
made from spruce lumber seasoned IL
months. Ready for quick delivery. Fol-
sale by M. s. Adams. tt
Ex-Gov. Pingree was in town Monday.
]. r. Hartman is In Boston this week.
Col. Fl. o. 8ixby OF Chelsea was in town
Saturday.
Misses Celia Wynn and STA Ward closed
their schools Friday.
Miss Edna Perry of Barre is visiting
Mrs. w. M. Sargent. ~
Nahum Stong hton7 is visiting at u. g.
Stoughton's this week. e] Na7s
The Z. e. society will give supper and
entertainment this week.
Philander Buck OF Worcester, Mass, is
visiting at home this week.
Mrs. Will Bingham visited Mr.and Mrs.
| George Bingham last week.
Thanksgiving services will be held at
the Cong1 church next sunday.
Mrs. e. J.Fish has been on the sick list,
suffering with an attack of the grip.
Regular meeting OF the Sons OF Veter-
ans will be held next Saturday evening.
The w. R. G. will hold meeting at the
residence of Mrs. r. II. Mather Friday at
2:30 p. m.
Miss Ethelynd Gould OF Randolph was
10 town Monday giving instruction In
elocution.
James Howe OF Tunbridge spent a cou-
pie of days last week with his cousin,
Bert Preston.
The w. r. c. will hold a whist party in
their hall Tuesday evening, Nov. ~, with
refreshments.
Robert Waterman and wife are to pass
the winter at Claremont, Va, where they
were last winter.
Rev. w. r. Davenport, presiding elder
of this M. E. conference district, preached
here last sunday.
Mrs. Clara Whipple is at Mrs. Talbert's
assisting in the care of Mrs. Whitney, who
is in feeble health.
Mrs. Richard Wills, who has been suf-
fering from rheumatism, has not been SO
well the past week.
Messrs. Horton and Lincoln shiT ped
car load OF 20 COWS to the market at Digh-
ton, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Susannah Preston OF Tunbridge is
spending several weeks with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ellen Preston.
w. V. Eastman has a Spanish silver doll i.
lar dated 1902, a quarter, 17l7, and an
English quarter OF 1916.
Mrs. j. II. Hewitt spent part OF last
week with her husband at Montpelier, re.
turning home Saturday.
w. p. Noyes has disposed OF his interest
in the White River Shoe company and has
returned to his home in Hayerhill, Mass.
John Waterman is to move to Hartford,
Conn.,. where he hiss engaged empioymen
as collector with life insurance company.
Mrs. Ellen Preston has improved the
appearance of her residence by shingling
the house and piazza and building new
stairs to the street. u-s tatotsW AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hatch, DR.. Fish !
and NJ. j. Sargent spent day at the leg
islature lsst week and were entertained by !
hewitt.
Mrs. Lucy Camp OF Georgetown, Mass,
and Mrs. Mary Penniman OF st. Johns
bury are visiting their sister, Mrs. Caro- |
line Chase, here this week.
Fred Freeman went to Burlington last |
Monday, having received information |
that his son, West Freeman, who is In
college there, was critically III with ap-
pendicitis.
Philip Libbey OF Wilder, business part
ner with j. @. Ashley, commenced work |
In the barber shop last week. He has
moved his family here and is located in !
Mr.. Ashley's tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs Currier OF West Lebanon,
Mrs. Miller of Lowell, Mrs. Ada Willard |
Of New York city and Mr.. Cleverly OF
Lockport, n. Y, were called here this
week to attend the funeral OF their aunt,
Miss 5alome Bryant.
There is a newcomer at Mapiewood i
farm, fine bun Plymouth Rock cockerel,
purchased OF one OF the leading breeders
In America. The proprietor thinks that
be is the finest In the state. The leading
poultry shows this winter will decide.
Regular meeting of Rising Sun lodge
will be held next Wednesday the sd. The
annual inspection by d. d. g. M. Q. w.
Daley will take place at this time. Mem
bers are requested to be present. There
will be q banquet at the close OF the
meeting.
Everybody come to the social to be CIV
IN by the Senior class In School hall Fri
lay evening. There will be shadow panto-
mines and something new for literary
program, followed by an auction OF old
maids. Ladies are requested to bring
unch for two.
Miss Salome Bryant died at her home In
his village very suddenly Saturday OF
resulting in heart paralysis, at
he age OF 81 years. Miss Bryant was ma
ron OF the training school for male nurses
n New York city for the past eight years,
completing her services there in June,
1893. She was a woman OF rare ability and
Iterling character. Her funeral was held
Monday at her home, Rev. Mr.. Greene of
lowell, Mass, officiating. The interment
vas at Brookfield Tuesday.
Thanksgiving will be next week Thurs
lay, the oath. Events which have trans
,ired during the past year give abundant
eaaOn for our than fulneee good sup-
,estion is presented by Rev. Mr.. Hicks of
It. Louis, to raise a monument of thanks
irving to those dead and living heroes,
Uncle Sans private soldiers, who have
,ained an empire for liberty and freed
wenty million souls from a vile medieval
lespotism. These soldiers wore no gold
ace but were patient and brave. To them
lie.