Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-05
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Karl Day was in Boston last week.

.. W. 2HePaid lhaue a trip 10 d. Adams
I last week
Edith Skinner returned from Boston
| Thursday.
f. s. Parkhurst was in Albany, n. Y,
last week.
Leon Skinner returned home from Bos-
| ton Thursday.
Mark Lovejoy is in Hyde Park, Mass,
visiting friends.
Mrs. George Orne visited friends in
| Lebanon last week.
Ralph Soper was home from Dartmouth
over Thanksgiving.
W. II. Martin returned home from I'm
derhill last Saturday.
Mrs. f. j. Fish visited friends in Barre
last week Wednesday.
! Mrs. Rogers of Hartford visited her
daughter here last week.
| Prof. Graves and family visited friends
| in Waterbury last week.
Charlie Sanderson was home from Mont
peiier over Thanksgiving.
Mr. j. X. Flint is quite low and failing.
| He is very much emaciated.
j. r. Freelan returned to his home in
/ Hayerhill, Mass, last week.
Arthur Pierce went to his home in STRAIT
ford last week for the winter.
Fred Wright and wife visited friends at
/ Randolph Thanksgiving day.
! Mrs. f. +. Smith IS visiting her brother,
/ VIII, and family in Mortified.
1 A. T. Neff and wife are to move to his
hill farm this winter to lumber.
Veba Haynes went TO Franklin, ~ H.,
Saturday for an indefinite time.
Bert Moody and wife spent Thanksgiv-
. inc at Ia Toe harf In of rfaFtr
DR.. f. j. Fish was in Hanover Friday,
having been called to the hospital.
The winter term Of school commenced
Monday, with increased attendance.
John Kimball and wife Of Bradford were
guests OF So. Royalton House Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Black visited Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Graves the first Of the week.
Clayton Sawyer had a finger badly torn
by accidental discharge of revolver last
week.
sheriff Jones and Attorneys Tarbell and
Whitman are attending county court this
week.
Miss Gertrude Brownel has received a
call 10 90 10 Worcester, Mass, to work IN
a store.
C. p. Tarbcll and wife spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her father, Lewis Dickerman, OF
Chelsea.
Miss ola Galusha came home from Sax
toms River, where she Is teaching, TO spend
Thanksgiving.
Rev. ". NJ. Newton received visit from
his mother, Mrs. Scion Newton, Of Barn
ard, last week.
Miss Rose Howe has gone TO Maiden,
Mass, where she has employment in DR..
Euclid Fish's family.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Edith n. Skinner OF this village to Mr.. W.
+. Clogston of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Watkins attended
the funeral of Mrs. d. G.. Stoughton at
Charlestown, y. H., last week.
Mrs. Myrtle White Cow OF Barre visited
her mother and her sister, Mrs. Henry
Whitcomb, over Thanksgiving.
Rev. L. II. Elliott OF Waterbury will
preach at Trinity NJ. +. church next sun
day morning at the usual hour.
J. W. Waldo is quite comfortable this
week and able 10 transact some business.
lie sold 100000 feet OF lumber last week.
Robert Orner Of Concord, n. H., was at
home at Thanksgiving and returns soon.
He is engaged at the station yards OF the
b. q NJ. h. r.
Miss Annie Abbott, daughter OF G. A.
Abbott, formerly superintendent OF the
shoe factory. is engaged at news standat
the Union station, Boston.
James Edward Tenny and Nellie NJ Smith
were united In marriage at the home Of the
bride, Royalton, Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock by Rev. W. T.. Mann.
-Four generations spent Thanksgiving at
Elmwood farm, the home Of Chas. south
worth, the oldest being only 81 years and
the youngest nine months.
White River Valley Pomona grange will
meet with White River grange, south
Royalton, Saturday, Dec. Z. The after
noon will be open to the public. Every
one cordially invited.
WYNN Rogers and wife OF Lynn, Mass,
came here Wednesday Of last week to spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Juliette Foster,
Mrs. Rogers mother. He returned satur-
day and she remains two weeks.
Miss Iewella Tenney daughter OF Horace
Tenney. captured the first prize offered by
the Aunt Abbie Medicine company for the
most popular young lady. Miss Annie
Cowen was close second and Miss Josie
Bright was the third highest in the num-
her ~ votes. The Monday evening vote
created considerable excitement Inc
shoe factory hands held the winning cards.
Don Cowdry and Mrs. James Bingham
received news Saturday that their sister,
Mrs. Clarissa Cowdry Bosworth, OF salem,
Mass, was dead, having passed away sud
denly of heart disease. Mrs. Bosworth
was a native OF South Royalton and the
widow OF David q. Bosworth, deceased.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Lottie Martin,
OF Lowell, Mass, and a son, Thomas Dos,
worth Of Chicago; also three brothers ana
fonr sisters. She was the daughter OF
David W. and Clarissa Tarbell Cowdry,
both deceased. Her remains were brought
here for burial. The funeral was held at
James Bingham's Tuesday.
Wilbur Norman Thurston, resident OF
10 ,,-est mart 81 the town. died last Wednes-
dsy of tuberculosis, after an illness OF
wear Mr.. Thurston was resident OF
south Royalton for several years and an
estimable citizen. He was a native OF
sharon. He went to Texas before the war
and from there to a western state where ne
resided when the Rebellion broke out. lie
enlisted in the nth Reg, Z. 5. l. Afterre
turning home he married western lady !