Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-14
South Royalton Notes.
MI. SARGENT, Local Editor.


l.. b. johnson OF Randolph was in town
Saturday.
w. IL. Perkins is at home from Hartford
this week.
win NJ. Sargent is in Boston this week
on business.
w. II. Martin visited friends in Barre
over Sunday.
Leon Skinner is in Boston this week Wis
iting friends.
Chas. Clapp shipped carload of cows TO
Lowell Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Luckett visited in
Barre over Sunday.
Henry Thurston went to st. Adams last
week to secure work
Mrs. Lou Bryant is in Boston this week
to purchase new goods.
Wesley +. Fulsom and son visited his
brother, Charles, Monday.
l.. f. Ferry moved to the Martin house
across the river Saturday.
Fred Sargent has recovered sufficiently
to sit up part OF the day.
i b.. E. Iaylander, salesman, spent last
week with his family here.
j. f. Calef, salesman, was in town at
James Doyle's over Sunday.
Louis Gay has given up blacksmithing
here and gone back TO Barre.
Elmer Woodward has sold the Eben
Woodward place to Mr.. salter.
NJ. S. Adams returned from a business
trip in Massachusetts, Saturday.
Regular meeting OF Rising Sun lodge
next week Wednesday, the 10th.
Mrs. Fred Daley has been i'll and under
the physicians care the past week.
Carrie Cushman OF Mortified visited
| 4.
Mrs, b. G. Latham visited the grave of
her daughter, Ella, at Randolph Monday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Shepard returned home from
a visit 10 her daughter in Ludlow last
week.
James smith has purchased the o. A.
Bartlett place instead Of the Metcalf
place.
J.H. Waldo Of Gloucester, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI.
Waldo.
Charles Farnham Of Providence, r. l., is
in town this week for choice stock for his
market
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rolman's baby died
Sunday morning Of pneumonia after a
short illness.
Edward Sargent went to Rutland Satur-
day to accompany his wife home from
her visit there.
Mrs. Clinton Hewitt and daughter Of
Someryille, Mass, visited Mr.. ana Mrs. j..
II. Hewitt last week.
Chas. Fulsom and wife were called to
Tunhridge Tuesday TO attend the funeral
Of his father, Steadman Fulsom.
Mrs. Emily Hayward Lamb returned
home Saturday after an absence Of several
weeks in New York state and Maine.
The c. V. r. X. are widening and length
euing the crossing Of the track in the VIII
lage and making the driveway very nice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse and child
were thrown from carriage while riding
last week and were considerably bruised,
but no bones broken.
Chef sanborn had one of his team
horses seriously injured by the breaking
down OF the stable floor and letting the
animal into the cellar.
Mrs. VIM. smith went TO Portland, Me-,
Saturday in company with her nephew,
John Dana. She win remain there few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Dana.
Unless there is a further stay OF proceed
ings the execution OF Doherty viii occur
al Windsor Friday, Dec. 18th. Sheriff
Jones is making preparations for the ex-
ecution.
School in the Broad Brook district,
taught bv Grace +. Adams, closed Nov. 3.
+
10. Those having no marks were LAW
renee and Ernest Burke.
News was received here recently Of the
death OF Mrs. Millicent Benson Keith,
wife OF DIR. Samuel Keith Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, and sister OF the late Mrs. Caroline
Benson Bean of this village.
Rev. Fred Wells of Montpelier will
preach at Trinity NJ. +. church next sun
day morning and at South Tunbridge at
! / 80 D. m, and lead the Epworth League
meeting at South Royalton at p. m.
John Dana of Portland. Me-, Mrs. Lu-
cretia Lane Kimball and Mrs. Clara Smith
Fletcher OF Washington, ID. G., Eben and
Edward Smith of Cabot and Mr.. Stone OF
Barre attended the funeral OF VIM. smith
Thursday.
DIR. Charles Hutchinson of Sharon was
arrested Friday on a charge of practising
medicine without a certificate and held 70
appear before the county court at Wood
/ stock. He was released on bail for his APP
pearance in court.
The Senior exhibition Of the High school
20 be held in the Congl church next FRI
day evening will consist of destinations,
Some OF the selections are humorous.
others pathetic, the aim being TO enter
tain as well as instruct. The exhibition
begins promptly at eight O'Clock.
Mrs. Ruth Swan Smith, widow of Josiah
smith. passed her 9Oth birthday Nov. lsi.
Mrs. smith is in quite good health and her
mental faculties are not in the least Inn
haired. She is as cheerful and genial as
| ever She remarked to one OF her callers,
at is nice TO be 90 years old. Hurry up
and get there Her nieces, Mrs. Clark
and Mrs. Holden, of Waterbury and sever
al OF her friends visited her that day 70
paw their respects. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
came to this village in 1850 when there
were but a few Inhabitants, before
church. school or store buildings were
erected and she has resided here consider
, able of the time since.