Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-12
South ROyaIton Notes
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

lev ACciuEnIcs
Fred Gray is in Concord with c. P. Tar.
BELLS track horses.
The Sons OF Veterans attended the
Dewey celebration.
States Attorney j. G. Sargent OF Lud-
low was In town Friday.
Don w. Cowdery OF Saratoga, N. Y, is
In town for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Alien OF Chicopee,
Mass, has returned home.
DIR. d. L. Burnett and wife visited his
parents in Bethel Sunday.
Hosea Paddleford has returned to the
village and is much better.
Will Bingham is finishing and furnish
ing tenement in the Day residence.
Mrs. Ed F. Smith is visiting relatives
and friends in Montpelier this week.
Regular meeting OF Bixby post and
corps next Saturday evening, Oct. l4th.
Messrs. Lincoln and Horton shipped a
CARL load OF cows from this station Mon
day.
/ Mrs. Lucia Stoughton Currier OF West
Lebanon, N. H., visited friends here last
week.
The party from Rhode Island, who
were guests here last week, returned home
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. southworth OF Lebanon
visited their son, C. c. Southworth, over
Sunday.
J.C Freelan, salesman for the White
River Shoe company goes on the road again
this week.
L. Fiery has moved his stock OF jewell
~ into his new store in w. II. Martins
corner store.
Albert L. Benedict, who has been in
East Roxbury for some time, is home sick
with tonsilitis.
Arthur Richardson and Grace Peck OF
White River Junction spent last week at
James Smiths.
Harry Cloud is at home from Barre for
few days. He has been working in
the quarry there.
Mrs. Sarah Woodwork and Mrs. r. p.
Mills OF East Bethel were guests OF Mrs.
J. w. Waldo Saturday
Oscar Stoughton has sold his eristmill
property to Fred Nelson OF Tunbridge and
John Kibbee OF Montpelier.
Mrs. John r. Shepard accompanied her
son TO Exeter, n. H., for a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Fowler.
Regular meeting OF Rising Sun lodge
viii be held next Wednesday, the 18TH,
with work upon the Sd degree.
large number OF our citizens are at
tending the Dewey cele bration at Mont
pelier and Mortified this week.
Mrs. c. F. Blanchard OF Cambridge |
port, Mass, Is visiting her husbands sis
ter, Mrs. W. p. Hubbard, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foster OF Goldfeld, /
Iowa, were guests OF W. V. Soper Satur- |
day. They are natives OF Tunbridge.
Mr.. Horton OF Taunton, Mass, and /
Chas. FBrnham OF Providence, X. l., we're |
n taaf N Rrfrqhaafn0
Miss Charlotte Tarbell is to go to house.
keeping In the tenement at j. b. Durkee's, /
recently vacated by Irwin Doubleday.
Seth Hopkins OF Fitchburg was In
town Friday. Mr.. Hopkins is a native of
runbridge and son OF Daniel Hopkins.
The new South Royslton Cornet band,
with Geo. Dewey as leader, furnished mu-
sic at the Worlds fair at Tunbridge last
week.
MIR. w. L. Wood and wife, agent for the
New England telephone company, we're
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hewett last
Monday.
Don Blake and wife of st. Adams are
visiting friends here. MIR. Blake is much
improved and able to be about very COM
The purchase OF the Wallace lot was
made BY Misses Frank and Ellen Pierce,
Mrs. Clark having no interest in 1t, as re-
ported last week.
Miss Sue Lamb went to Waterbury Sat
urdsy to visit friends. She is also to Wis.
il at Montpelier before her return as the
guest OF Mrs. Blake.
j. w. Waldo is having cut this fall all
The large trees suitable for lum Der on the
Bartlett place, which will furnish about
q, 900 feet OF lumber.
The ladies OF the NJ. +. society are to ,
have a chickenpie supper and social at the
'hurch parlors "Wednesday evening, Oct. ,
Is, to which all are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Burbank, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isle Mcintosh and Fred and Cor .
ion Northrup attended the funeral of !
frank Northrup's son at Barre Thursday.
Mrs. o. F. Dana OF Portland, Me-, is ,
'isiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Smith. She :
;oes from here to Kansas City to visit her /,
on, who is engaged 10 the Wholesale drug
business.
Rev. w. E. Mann, NJ. 5. Adams, J. b. G
)urkee and wife and Miss Minnie Met I
alf are delegates to the Windsor County :
conference OF Congl churches at Hartiand Q
his week. q
George Shepard returned to his home in 9
'rov idence, r. l., and John Shepard and l
wife to Exeter, n. H., this week. They :
ave been visiting their parents, ]. +. {
hepsrd and wife, the past few days.
The White River Shoe company has re- :
eived an order from a New York jobbing :
louise for 600 72-pair cases of shoes TO be
by Jan. list. This is by far the !,
argest order ever received at the factory. :
James Smith had a husking party last o
evening. Over 20 were present Il
nd they husked out over 500 bushels of n
orn. Refreshments were served and a
ance followed, making an evening of
ouch enjoyment to all.