Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-22
South RoyaItOn Notes.
MI. sARoENr. Local Editor.

The Graded schools close tomorrow,
Friday.
Rockwell Sargent has left town for a
few days.
Frank Merrill returned home from Bos.
ton Saturday.
w. r. Terrill OF Montpelier, druggist,
Was in town Friday.
Mrs Frank Bly,, with her family, is to
move TO Boston soon.
Mrs. ChHs. Dutton and daughter went
to Mortified last week.
Miss May Harrington is at home from
Lebanon, ". H., this week.
Ed. Smith was more comfortable last
weekthan the week before. s
~ ISIS Alice Brownell is to teach school at
North Royalton this spring.
Miss Bertha Allen has returned from
Boston with spring millinery.
A. II. Powers ana n. K. Darling of
Chelsea we're in town Monday.
9. r. Abbott has recovered from the
measles and is able to be in the store.
Mrs. Marcia Drew Dutton and daughter
visited friends in Mortified last week.
Rev. Mr.. Wells OF Bethel was guest of
Mrs. A urora Rogers last week Saturday.
Miss Carrie Cushman OF Mortified Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. smith over Sunday.
Miss Edith skinner and Miss Alma
French visited friends in Chelsea Tuesday.
Rev. L. II. Elliot Of Waterbury will
preach in Trinity N. +. church next Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. snow visited Mrs.
K. q. Morton, sister OF Mrs. Snow, last
week.
Miss Ellie Dunbar and Daisy Dean OF
Gaysville are guests At Riveryiew this
week.
Mrs. Lena Burbank Northrop OF Barre
is visiting her father and mother this
week.
Eugene Hunt and wife Of Worcester,
Mass, visited Norman Hunt and wife last
week.
The senior class OF the High school will
hold a social at schoolhouse hall Friday
evening.
Misses Winnie and Hattie stetes OF
Manchester, h. H., are visiting Mrs. Will
Perkins.
Mrs. c. c. Hood OF Brookdeld visited
friends In this village last Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. c. A. Bartlett remains about the
same mentally, with a slight gain IN
strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Freeman Of Brook
field are yi.iting Fred Freeman and wife
this week
o. N. stoughton was in Randolph
Wednesday inspecting the electric light
ing system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Aldrich have
friends from New Hampshire visiting
them this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Bigelow, Mrs. Dun
bar and son, Willis, were guests OF j. W.
Waldo Thursday.
Rising Sun chapter, o. f. s., held It's
first meeting at Rising sun lodge hall last
Tuesday evening.
The Epworth League held a meeting at
II. G. Green's on Broad Brook last
Wednesday evening.
F. X. Graves, principal OF the Graded
school, preached at the Cong'l church in
Randolph last Sunday.
Mr.. Wright of Boston, a former resident
and stage proprietor OF Chelsea and
Royalton, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Prindle was seriously in.
jured last Friday evening by falling
downstairs and tracturing hip bone,
The Eastern star chapter recently organ
ized here has established its rec ular meet
ings on Wednesday evenings after the fun
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Waldo received !
news recently that their daughter, Mrs. |
MINIS Waldo Penfield, was married to |
Fred b. Titus OF New York city.
Miss Addie Rean has been sick the past |
week and confined to the bed. Her sis.
ter, Mrs. Hattie Bean Smith, of Franklin, /
n. H., came the first OF the week to care 1
for her.
News from Mrs. J.. n. Kent by friends |
here states that she is improving, but con-
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clans care yet. Miss Bessie Kent is at /
tending the High school.
News came yesterday OF the death at /
Mass, OF Mrs. Henry Double
day. a recent and well-known resident OF
So. Royalton. The funeral Will be held at
/ be Cong'l church here tomorrow at SPIN.
A warning has been posted calling a
special town meeting Saturday, March 81,
To rescind the vote taken at the annual
meeting March 9th TO exempt from taxa
ton the shoe shop property for five years
and to vote TO exempt property OF other
industries which may come In.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woodward gave a
reception to TIE members of the Outing
club last Saturday evening, it being MIR.
w God wards Goth birthday. Refreshments
we're served during the evening. The
officers OF the club for the year are A. q.
W hitham president; p. 5. Belknap, secre-
tary ana treasurer; ID. {. Jones, J. Il. Dur
kee. c. p. Tarhell, Z. Z. Southgate and NJ.
J. Sargent, directors.
Mrs. Lucy Wills Prindle, wife OF
Thomas Prindle, died yesterday from the
result OF an injury received last Friday
bv falling down stairs, breaking
her hin aud otherwise doing some
iniury. Soon after her injury she be-
rs me u unconscious and remained so until
her death. She vas 81 years OF age: she
leaves a husband and three sons, Henry,
y bo il at home, Charles in Kansas City,
md EDWIN in Palmer, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Prindle have resided in town 30
years, were one of the first resident fami-
lies v hen the village was organized.
Mir. Prindle was the first foreman OF
section hands on this section Oft W. y.
r r. and held the position several years.
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