Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-17
South Royalton Notes.
81. J. sARoENr. local Editor

MI. SARGENT. Local Editor.
W. II. Martin is in Underhill this week
George Buck has gone to Windsor t
work
W. E.Terriil OF Montpelier was in tow
Thursday.
Bert Sargent is quite i'll with the griI
this week.
Lucy Hale returned home from Barr,
last Friday.
Miss c. W. Hackett is visiting friends
in Tunbridge.
Mrs. George NJ. Page OF Boston was in
town Saturday.
c. w. Hutchinson has closed work at
the shoe factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Morse have a son
born last Friday.
Hoyt Knight was in Lowell, Mass, last
week on business.
Mrs. Walter Hubbard has recovered
from her sickness.
Frank Bryant was confined TO the house
by illness last week.
Miss Bertha Soper is better, but not yet
able to be at school.
Walter 5psulding is at work in Gays
VILE for short time.
One foot of snow fell here Friday night
and Saturday morning.
Mrs. J. F. Shepard is in Providence, r.
l., with her son, George.
Norman Hunt has recovered sufficiently
to take up his mail route.
Chas. Clapp shipped two car loads OF
cows to Lowell last Friday.
B. c. Latham was quite seriously hurt
by fall on the ice last week.
George Dewey has recovered sufficiently
to be at his place OF business.
The w. Q. T. U. meet with Mrs. Nellie
Hubbard tomorrow at p. m.
Hiram Sawyer OF Woodstock visited his
brother, Foster, here last week.
Win Haynes has moved to Tunbridge
east hill near the STAFFORD line.
Miss Ella Latham has not returned from
the hospital yet, but is gaining slowly.
Henry Spaulding returned here last
week from visit to his sister in Lowell,
Mass.
Miss Josie Bright has gone to Tewks-
bury, Mass, and will not return for the
present.
turned from their visit to Lowell, Mass,
Saturday.
Several members OF Rising Sun Lodge
will attend the district meeting at Wind
scr this evening.
The White River Shoe Co. and Tarbell
q Whitman are to have long distance
telephone put In.
Miss Ella Latham has returned from the
hospital In Burlington. She is very much /
better and improving.
Chas Flint has sold his residence to |
Chas. Smith OF Tunbridge, who will take |
possession this spring.
Mrs. Blackler returned to her home at /
Marblehead last Saturday after an ex-
tended visit to her son.
Mrs. Moody, who has been visiting her
son here the past few days, returned home
to Waterbury Saturday.
Frank Stewart OF Boston has moved his
family here and will locate at the Wilson
place near South Royalton.
Mrs. Ned Rowland returned home last
after an extended visit of three
months to friends in Massachusetts,.
There are five OF the young people OF
this village who are nurses in the Tewks-
bury Almshouse hospital, Tewksbury,
Mass.
The regular meeting OF the Sons OF
Veterans will be held next Saturday. All
mem bers are requested to be present for
special business.
Several OF the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. F. Terry gave them a surprise party last
Tuesday evening In honor OF their mar
rage anniversary.
Roland Reynolds OF Bethel was in town
Tuesday. He goes West this week to
Ohio and Indiana, travelling for the At
wood Manufacturing Co. 4,
Capt. A. w. Thomas, the veteran magi- ,
,ian, ventriloquist and hypnotist, with a
comic singer and musician, will give an
at Woodlands hall next ,
Monday and Tuesday evenings, the 2lst
ind I'D.
horister OF the Cong'l church society vice
Mrs. z. NJ. Sargent, who declined owing !
o III health. Fred Sargent was appointed :
assistant chorister and Mrs. Grace Bur- /
lett, organist. !
The officers elect and appointed OF Blk /
" Post were installed by Past Command
II NJ. j. Sargent; those oil the w. X. 9. by
Past President Mrs. Nina Stoughton, and
hose of Mark J, Sargent Camp, 5. OF ",
lay. The w. r. c. furnished refresh
nents.
The mem bers of the Christian Endeavor
ociety are to give a concert next Tuesday
vening at the Cong'l church. Miss Nj.
Wales OF Boston, DR.. Kelly OF Randolph
nd Walter Goss OF Chelsea will be
oloists: Miss Josephine Hodges OF Ran
olph Center, recitationist, and Miss
,unice Denison OF Randolph, violin
oloist, and Miss Cornie Stickney of
pianist. :
White River grange entertained White
liver Valley Pomona grange Saturday,
an. II. In the forenoon there was a
usiness meeting and the afternoon ses-
ion was open to all. The storm kept
iany at home, but there were enough
resent to carry out the following pro-
RAM Music; "The Grout Bill, by II. g.
alushs, state lecturer; the discussion on
Is 1t best to keep our boys and girls on
be farm ?" was opened by John Shepard,
allowed by j. b. Durkee and others; and
question box to find out what lines of
ming pay made a meeting that to attend
as profit and to miss, a loss indeed.