Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-23
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. j. sAReENr. Local Editor.

Mrs. Kate soper Of Randolph was in
town Friday.
A. T. Neff has purchased the Erwin
Doubleday farm.
Miss Bertha Soper is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mrs. w. V. Soper is suffering from an
abscess in the throat.
DIR. Fish returned Thursday after a
weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Chas. Holman received news of
the death of her father Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Bamforth of Water
bury visited friends here last week.
A poverty party of olden style at
Hewitt's hall tomorrow friday evening.
Melville Mason Of Charlestown, Mass,
former resident here, is visiting friends in
town.
Charles Graves of East Barnard has
passed the week with his sister, Mrs. G. +.
Black.
Fabien Dupuis of Randolph spent the
past week with his daughter, Mrs. VIII
Morrill,
DIR. ]. r. York Of Boston, veterinary
surgeon, has located at James Clouds in
this village.
Minnie Metcalf returned home from an
extended visit to friends in Massachusetts,
last Tuesday.
d. c. Jones has been in low condition
the past week but is a little more COM
Portable this week.
Nelson Snow of Sharon was mustered in
to the Grand Army Of the Republic Satur-
day evening by Bixby post.
Chas. Clapp Of Lowell is making his
stay in town at the Cascadnac House, Roy
ali that he raoaufIu miro hacad
The ladies Of the CongI church and c.
f. society are arranging for a handker-
chief bazaar and supper TO be given st.
Valentines day, Feb l4th.
Drover J. b. Goodrich recently purchas-
ed Of NJ. ID. Rowell Of Tunbridge ~ of his
fat sheep, paying s5.25 per head. AT the
going prices they must have been good
ones.
Mrs. Maria Ferguson Snow, widow Of
Charles Snow, formerly a resident OF Shar-
on. died last Tuesday at her home with
her son, Sylvester NJ. Snow, OF East Barn
ard at SO years Of age.
Henry Morse OF Royalton and Miss
Mary Lena Lombard, daughter OF George
Lomba Of Tunbridge, were married last
Saturday evening by Rev. j. ID. Beeman at
the NJ. f. church parsonage.
George Mooney, station agent at Al
road station here and John Fenton, opera
tor at Alburg, were in town over Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. Fenton.
Mrs. Adelia Allen Chadwick, widow Of
Edgar Chadwick, a former resident Of
East Barnard and mother Of Mrs. Fred
Culver Of this village, died at the home Of
her son, Fred Chadwick OF Cambridge,
Mass, last Thursday. Her remains were
brought here Saturday and taken 70 East
Barnard where the funeral was held sun
day.
The members of the South Royalton
Cong'l church present at the annual meet
ing accepted the following resolution.
ave desire to express our appreciation OF
the scholarly attainments, Christian zeal
and conservation OF our pastor, Rev. w. +.
Mann. OF his faithfulness in attending to
his parish duties and OF his efficiency IN
pulpit ministration. II would give us
pleasure TO have him remain with us an
other year il il is his pleasure to do So"
Jonas X. Flint died Sunday evening at
9 O'Clock after a very long and painful III
ness of rheumatism and kidney disease.
Mr. Flint was the son of Elisha and Polly
Keves Frint. He was born in Brooklin in
1870 and came to this town when nine
years of age and has resided in town ~
years He married ClRrissa Rowe of Bethel
in 1872. Mr.. Flint was one OF our most re-
snected citizens He leaves, beside his
wife. two sons, Otis, of Tunbridge, George
Of So. Royalton. and one daughter, Mrs.
Ida Wilson of Franklin, n. III. His funer-
al was held Wednesday at the Cong
church. Rev. W. +. Mann conducting the
service