Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-29
South Royalton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

VIM. Luckett was in Barre over Sunday
Fred Fsneui has closed work for Lisl'
Mcintosh.
Calvin Dyke is better and able to b.
about again.
j. K. Flint is improving, but is ye
quite feeble.
The churches are to be lighted with
electric lights.
Norman Hunt has moved to ]. G. Ash
ley's tenement.
School In the brick schoolhouse opens
Monday, Dec. 3.
Fred Newcomb is visiting his sister
Mrs. George Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Sargent were In
Boston last week.
| The G. V. X. Co. are repairing their
freight depot here.
A.: p. Skinner shipped two tons OF
poultry last week.
Mrs. o. B. Green and son returned to
New York Friday.
| G. A. Beale of the N. e. Telephone Co.
was in town Monday.
J. B. Durkee and J. II. Hewitt were In
Montpelier last Friday.
Schools closed Friday for vacation Of
one week until Dec Sd.
The snow Saturday night gave us the
first sleighing Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sawyer returned
from New London last week.
Mrs. Samuel Slack and son are visiting
friends In Plainfield this week.
There will be Thanksgiving service at
the Cong'l church this evening.
Arfhur khoff 20 h;a ko.~.. a..
Chelsea to spend Thanksgiving.
Rev. j. ID. Beeman is visiting his
brother in st. Adams this week.
The shoe factory are putting in an cleo
trio plant to light their factory.
Dudley Leavitt and wife went to Mont
pelier Monday to visit the capitol.
The annual Post and W. r. c. meetings
will be held next Saturday evening.
James Seaman has returned to town and
is again at work in the shoe factory.
Wallace Williams OF Randolph is at
work in the meat store for Bert Sargent.
Mrs. Edgar Watkins is recovering from
her recent illness, but not able to be out
yet.
DR.. II. Carpenter goes to Sharon next
week to do dental work, returning Satur-
day.
NJ. j. Morse, manager OF the South
Royaiton clothing store, is In Barre this
week.
d. L. Burnett attended the W. r.
Medical association at W. K. junction |
Friday.
Teachers examination will be held here |
next Friday and Saturday, Nov. 30th and
Dec. list.
Mrs Lucy Allen is reported no better
and the last few days she has not been /
able to sit up.
Miss Ellen and Frank Pierce and Mrs /
II. p. Allen have moved from Royalton TO
their home here.
Mrs. NJ. j. Sargent Is visiting her
mother and sister, Mrs. X. ID. Grain, at
Mass.
George Davis, an old resident of the
town and highly esteemed citizen, was
buried last Tuesday.
Il. @. Southworth OF Lebanon, N. H., is
10 spend the winter here with his son,
Charles Southworth, having sold his hotel
IN Lebanon.
w. 4. Graham has been in quite feeble
health the past two weeks and has had to
have an assistant photographer. M
Chas. Haynes is quite feeble with rheu-
natism and other ailments. He has
been unable to labor this season.
The temperance lecture by Rev. j. ID.
3eeman and the Epworth League rally has
'een postponed one week to Dec. I'd.
Frank Cutler OF Barre is clerking in the
70. Royalton clothing store, taking the
lace OF J. Morse, who is now In Bsrre.
VIM. NJ. Sargent returned from Boston
friday, having purchased a stock OF holt
ay goods. They will be for sale In the
tore recently vacated by q. w. Marston !
his season.
George Haynes, an old resident OF South
now 81 years of age, has husked I
% bushels OF corn this fall. He is In very |
God health and mentally strong and one
I our esteemed citizens.
The body OF DR.. II. II. Hanks OF New !
'ork city, one OF the prominent phy-
cians OF the city, arrived here last Friday :,
D be taken to East Bethel, his native !
Dwn, for burial. Ii was accompanied by
Is wife and daughter and his brother,
lorris Hanks, OF Indiana.
The following are the names of scholars
] the grammar school who bad no absent y
larks during the term just closed
enrietta Cowen, Luva Dutton, Mamie
oubledsy, Archie Goodale, Ralph /,
ay Whitcomb and Borodell Woodafd. q
There were "a pupils enrolled in the Il
rimary department during the fall term. q
vo pupils were not absent over one day. n
be following were not absent: Philip n
elknap, Clifton Brown, Dom Doubleday, B
ina Farnham, Julius and Ina Hertle,
rthur Hutchins, Lottie Merrill, Edith
srkins, Maud Spaulding and Rome
hite. al