Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-12-15
South RoyaIton Notes
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

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friends here.
Frank Bryant of Brookfield was in town
over Sunday.
Will Perkins was home from Hartford
over Sunday.
Miss Winnie Stiles is guest OF Mrs.
Will Perkins.
T. K. Neff OF Nebraska is visiting A. L.
Ntf and wife.
Fred Faneuf has returned to Exeter, n.
h., Tor awhile.
Mrs. Geo. Browns mother, Mrs. Mary
Spaulding, is quite i'll.
Mrs. Wynn Rogers returned to her home
| in Hardwick last week.
Miss Josie Bright is i'll and under the
| physicians care this week.
Tarbell and Whitman were In Chelsea
Monday on court business.
Mrs. George Goss of Montpelier is the
guest of Mrs. Danforth Day.
West Freeman is recovering quite rap
idly after second operation.
Mrs. Van Blarcom has returned from
visit to friends in Plattsburgh.
Howard Carpenter is to move his family
to White River Junction soon.
The W. q. t. U. society will hold its
regular meeting Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Graves OF East Barnard was
the guest OF MRS. Q. e. Black last week.
Regular meeting OF Rising Snn lodge,
No. Z, will be held next "Wednesday even
ing.
Orrin Burbank has had 30 tons Of hay
pressed which be is TO send 10 Pawtucket,
r. l.
J.H. Hewitt's youngest son, Earl, has
been quite sick with the grip the past
week.
Daniel stoughton Of Charlestown, n. H.,
was the guest OF d. g. 5toughton last
week.
Mrs. Maria Dewitt was on the street
last Tuesday for the first time IN several
weeks.
Prot. Geo. Goodrich OF wIlliamstown is
to have singing school class here this
winter.
VIM. Curran was taken to the county
Jail MONDAY for drunkenness and dis
turbance.
Mrs. Nina Stoughton was called to
Lowell last week to attend the funeral OF
a nephew.
Mrs. Abbie Brown and sister, Mrs. Ella
Tenney, were guests OF Mrs. Ruth Ienney
last week.
The woman's Relief corps reelected the
OLD officers at the annual meeting Satur-
day evening.
The young people OF the CoDg'i church
are rehearsing for a concert to be given
Christmas eve.
The Cong'l and Methodist societies are
making elaborate arrangements for
Christmas exercises.
O. N. Staughton, Chas. Southworth,
George Hackett and II. Faneuf are 10
Woodstock this week.
Mrs. J. M. Cloud remains about the
same. She is a great sufferer unless under
the influence of opiates.
The district meeting of the list Masonic |
district is to be held at Springfield Dec.
20, commencing at 2 p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. W. v. Eastman are to
spend the whole or q large part OF the
winter in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Fannie whitney celebrated her
saith birthday at the home OF her daugh- |
ter, Mrs. Lewis Talbert, Thursday
The new shoe company is getting a good
number OF orders and he prospect is good
for work on full time during the winter.
Rev. e. W. Sharp has been holding re-
yiyaI meetings at Bethel the past two |
weeks. He is to begin series here soon.
The grammar school scholars viii
give literary entertainment In School
ball Friday evening, Dec. 10. A social
time will be enjoyed after the entertain
ment.
The selectmen hereby give notice that
all outstanding town orders must be
handed in to the'town treasurer on or be- !
fore Jan. 20, 49, Interest on the same will
cease on that day.
Clifford Hemenway OF New Haven, CT,
who spent most OF the past two'years here
and is now in Arizona for the beneit OF
his health, writes home tha the ~ not so /
we'll and has had two attacks OF hem
orrhage.
Cbas. Pierce has located his family In /
the Craudail house. The family consists /
OF wife, two young children and niece,
Miss Bernice Pierce, and Frank Merrill.
wto is partner with him In the White
River Shoe Co.
The cemetery committee has the fence
com pleted around the grounds and iron /
posts placed in front. The fence Is OF iron
and the posts OF stone. The expense OF
the fence and placing was met by friends,
through subscriptions, and chiefly by the I
efforts of Miss G. w. Hackett who soiic-
tied the funds from those whose friends
are buried in the cemetery.
The second lecture in the Peoples lee
ture course will be given In Trinity M. e.
s D. m. The lecturer, Rev. Grant Van
Biarcom, will speak on "Pioneer Lie In
the West" There viii be music before
and after each lecture.
The annual Senior exhibition will be
held in the Congr church Wednesday
evening. Dec. n. The program is as fol-
lows: March. Mrs. Burnett; vocal quar-
tet; essay, "Pyramids not all in Egypt"
isabelle Martin: recitation, allow Santa
Claus Came to the Tines,n Bessie Farm
nam: cornet solo, Mr.. George Dewey; es-
say, ssSamuel Johnson" Katie WYNN;
defamation, son the Ocean," George
Ainsworth; recitation, "Fourth OF July
in Jonesville,n Mary Phelps; violin solo,
Miss Lucia D. skinner; essay, "A Ghost
Story.H Laura Freeman; defamation.
"Crime Revealed by Conscience" Ernest
Nefcalf: vocal quartet.