Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-31
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Chicken pie supper at the NJ. E. church
Nov. 9th.
/ VIM. Benson returned to Springfield
Saturday.
Ralph soper was home from Dartmouth
college over Sunday.
Fred Sargent is recovering rapidly from
a surgical operation.
Rev J. d. Beeman has not recovered
sufficiently to be about.
ID. G. Jones has recovered sufficiently to
attend to sheriff business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Choat of Boston are
visiting Mrs. Mary Talbert.
G. B. Hemenway returned TO his home
in New Haven, Conn.,, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Cloud OF New York
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ira White last week.
Rev. J. f. Knapp's son and daughter
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. III. Is. How
ard.
Our local horsemen are to have a horse
race on Tunbridge race track Saturday af-
ternoon.
| Chas. Sanderson went to Montpelier
Monday to take a course of musical in
struction.
The members OF Bixby post and ladies
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Waldo last
Tuesday evening.
Amos Eaton has recovered from his ILL
ness Of typhoid fever sufficiently to per-
form light labor.
Hoyt Knight and Walter Spaulding re-
turned from their deer hunting trip 10
/ Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. d. F. Estes and w. w. Estes Of
Hamilton, n. ", were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. b. Galusha last week.
The r. B. Galusha Farm agency has
aoId the Henry Aoehar farm M Miss
Linda Clifford, Forest Park, Ill.
Rev. j. 4. Badger of Waitsfeld will
preach IN the NJ. r. church next Sunday,
a supply for the pastor, who is i'll.
There is to be Book social at the NJ. f.
church Friday evening, Nov. 1. Everyone
inviied to come and represent book.
George Allen Of North Tunbridge has
some Of the Ben Davis apples left over
from last years crop that are in good con-
ditiOn.
Walter Hubbard has returned home
from Brookfeld to remain a few weeks be-
fore the completion Of his work Of build
ing there.
Rev. j. f. Badger Of Waitsfield will
preach at Trinity NJ. +. church next sun
day at l0;f5 a. m. and at South Tunbridge
at 80 p. m.
Mrs. d. G. St0ughton and daughter,
Wealthy. are in Lancaster. y. H.. this
week. Mr.. Stoughton is experimenting
q job Of mason work.
j. X. Flint is very low and failing There
is little hope OF recovery. His daughter,
Mrs. Ed. Wilson, was called here from
Franklin, \. H., Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary STYLES slack. wife Of John
w. Slack. died Sunday OF disease of the
heart, at the age Of 70 years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Slack have been residents Of the
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they have lived at South Royalton. Mr..
Slack and son. Dan Slack, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. McPhetriss, Of Gloucester, Mass.
survive her. The funeral was Wednesday
at the house on Broad Brook.
The selectmen met Gen. Mgr. Logan,
Mr.. Writers and other officers OF the rail-
road company at the Royalton crossing
Oct. 18th, and the company has agreed to
make certain changes at said crossing |
within four weeks. which changes, n sat |
isfactory TO the selectmen, are to be ac- |
cepted by them in lieu OF the proposed
underpass, for the present, and the hear
ing before the commissioners is continued /
four weeks Ito Nov. y, 1900, pending the
fulfilment OF this agreement by the rail-
way company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hewitt gave a recep-
ton at their home Friday evening for their 4
son, Ernest John, and his wife. The house 4
was utt0fdltu VIII tNtA kfttns ttfn1s
ted plants and flowers. A collation. was i
served in the dining room, which was In
charge OF Miss Nellie Adams and Miss An
ME Corwin. Mrs. Walter Wood and Miss
Grace Day OF Woodstock poured and Miss
Liesk served punch. The receiving party /
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest John Hewitt,
Mr.. and Mrs John III. Hewitt, Mrs. Gin
ton Hewitt and Hazel Hewitt. There
were present about one hundred and fifty
gueats from BOSTON and somerville Mass. /
Woodstock and South Royalton. They L
were introduced by Mrs. Bert Moody, Mrs.
Elmer Hapgood, Miss Lucy Hall and Miss
Amy kibby. Piano solos were efficiently
rendered by Master Winfred Hewitt during
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest John
Hewitt received many beautiful and valu-
able additions to their wedding gifts, and
The occasion was most enjoyable to them
and their many guests.
Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts,sprains,
,tings. Instant relief. DIR. Thomas Ec-
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