Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-21
South Royalton Notes.
MI. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Henry Place mas gone 10 Quecnee W
work.
Frank Merrill returned from Boston
Friday.
Cbas. Flint moved his family to Berlin
last Monday.
Frank Camp returns to his home In
Lyndonville this week.
Frank Ainsworth was at home from
Brookfield over Sunday.
G. p. Tarbell is recovering from his ILL
ness and is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Gardner are i'll
and confined to the house.
| Mrs. Clara Whipple Downing of Barre
visited friends here the first of the week.
| The N. Il. Telephone Co. are to extend
| their line to Chelsea via Tunbridge this
spring. stn
| Chas. Lovejoy was reported as not 50
well last wees. His physician was called
to see him Saturday. $50. saNe
| Ira Spaulding will commence to build
/ the Ora 9oodale residence here as soon as
the weather will permit.
James Newton of the Newton House,
Randolph, was In town Tuesday to at
tend the funeral OF P. e. Buck.
The hill roads have become fairly good
again. 1t took considerable work to open
the drifts after the recent snow.
Chss. Woodland returned home last
week, having visited friends in Boston
and Brockton and vicinity the past three
weeks.
Married, at Royalton, Feb. 10, by Rev..
ID. Beeman, VIM. David Pecor of Royal
ton and Mrs. Gertrude Adams Jones OF
Barnard.
The marriage OF DR.. j. Euclid Fish OF
Taunton, Mass, son of DR.. E. j. Fish OF
this village, and Miss Annie Goss OF Chei-
sea is announced to take place In April.
Mrs. Henry Osgood goes to Albany, N.
Y, soon to remain few weeks with her
usband, who is superintendent OF the
eastern division OF the Mccormick Reaper
Co.
Mrs. G. E. Black, Mrs. d. c. Jones,
Mrs. @. II. Manchester and Mrs. p. 3.
Belknap are recent victims OF the grip.
There seems to be no abatement OF the
epidemic yet.
Mrs. Maria Ferguson Snow is very Ill
at her sons. s. NJ. Shows, on Broad
Brook. She is the widow OF Chas. Snow
and has lived in the vicinity OF Sharon
and Barnard all her lie.
Rev. j. d. Beeman will continue the
series OF four sermons at Trinity M. T..
church from Cor. 18th chap. and 18th
verse. watch ye, stand fast in the faith,
quit you like man, be strong"
The next regular meeting OF Rising Sun
lodge. No. 7, r. and A. NJ, comes next
Wednesday, he 9th. There will be nc
: regular meeting after this until the an
nual meeting the third Wednesday 10
April.
The water supply of the village is grad
ually falling. Many of the springs are
entirely dry. The supply at the creamery
, failed last week and other springs had to
be utilized. No churning was done Tor
Ave days.
: The Ladies, Social circle OF the CoDg'l
church will hold their annual festival
e and oyster supper Friday afternoon anq
evening, Feb. 22d. Sale OF fancy articles
"A will begin at O'Clock. Supper from nvs
to and a social time IN the evening.
The notice OF the death OF Mrs. Lizzie
Lyman Henry was incorrectly reported
. last week. II should have stated the
death of Mrs. Lizzie Lyman Rich,
daughter OF Horace Lyman OF Craftsb bury
no is q brother OF Chas. Lyman OF TIM
town.
e Or. e. j. Fish, A. H. Lamb, M. J. Sar-
gent, J. w. Waldo, Hoyt Knight, lrs
4 Spaulding and o. N. Stoughton, memberi
OF Rising Sun lodge, and DR.. II. Carpentel
OF Temple lodge, F. and A. NJ. ATTENDED
9 the funeral OF Arthur Walbridge 81
sharon Saturday. He received the rite'
J. Of Masonic burial by Sharon lodge. DR.
e. j, Fish of Rising Sun lodge conductet
q the services. The w. M, Cnas. w
Spaulding, OF Woodstock lodge OF which
+. the deceased was a member, was present
The Vermont commandery at Windsor o
which he was also a member was repre-
: sented by Sir Knights A. H. Lamb, Dr
= Carpenter, l.. n. Pratt OF Woodstock ant
w. M. Munsell of West Hartford a.
q honorary pail bearers, Sir knight Nj. )
v Sargent acting as marshal.
James Buck received message from
n Waterbury Saturday evening stating that
L his son, Philander, who was being treales
at the asylum, was near to death, havi1!
a failed rapidly through the day. Mr.. Buci
3 went there on the night train and at
O'Clock Sunday a dispatch was sent Z
his family that his son died at O'Clock
!, His remains we're brought to bis hom
II Monday and the funeral was held Tues
day. He had been in poor health Tor W.
years. A year ago he gave up position
as salesman and came home, hoping IN
!. the change and being on a farm woui'
u benefit MIN. A week before his death 81
was taken to the asylum for special treat
ment but commenced at once to declln
y and the last two days he failed rapidly
He-Was IS years OF age and unmarried. n
= was the only son OF MIR. and Mrs. Jane
!. Buck OF this village, who are higni.
: respected by the people OF the town ant
who have their heartfelt sympathy II
y their deep affection. His funeral wa
; held Tuesday, Rev. j. ID. Beeman onciat