Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-03-13
South Royalton Notes.
u. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Il. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Herbert sanderson is home from Barre.
f. Laylander, salesman, was at home last
week.
The graded school closes the winter term
this week.
Mrs. g. w. orne is ill with infiammatory
rheumatism.
c. P. Abbott has moved to his tenement
over his store.
Prof H. H. Kibby returned to North
field last week.
Howard Chilson is reported dangerously
i'll at his home.
Mrs. Don Blake of St. Adams was in
town last week.
Mrs. Bert Fielders is visiting her par
ents at Randolph.
Miss Ethel spaulding is recovering from
her recent illness.
c. H. Woodland returned home from
Boston last week.
room with the grip.
Mrs. Sarah Dudley returned to her home
at Montpelier last week.
Chas. Wheeler and wife of Sharon visit
ed friends here last Friday.
Fred Wright and wife are visiting
friends in Randolph this week.
Ernest Moody OF Waterbury is assisting
his brother in the store this year.
Regular meeting OF the Rising Sun Chap
ter, o. 4. s., this Thursday evening.
Regular meeting OF Rising sun Lodge,
+. q A. NJ, next Wednesday evening, the
18th.
Mrs. Edie Skinner Clogston OF Boston
came up Saturday to visit her mother, who
is in.
Fred Newcomb, distributing agent of
Bibles, visited his sister, Mrs. Nye, over
Sunday.
Rev. Chas. buttons son of New Haven
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
>. {. Drew.
A large number attended the compliment
tary dance at Cascadnac House, Royalton,
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Northrup have re-
turned mere from Windsor and VIII remain
through the summer.
Mr.. Brewster Of w r. Junction has OPP
ened a photograph gallery in the Skinner
block for a short time.
The annual meeting Of the Outing and
Old Home Week club will be held at John
Woodard's Monday evening, the nth.
Don Blake OF St. Adams arrived here
TUESDAY to take possession Of his farm re-
Gently purchased. His household goods
are on the way.
Miss Kttie. eldest daughter Of J. II.
Waldo, who has been dangerously III with
pneumonia. is somewhat better and viii
probably recover.
Edward Harvey and wife have moved to
Iynn Mass, where he has employment IN
a grocery store. Mrs. Harvey is daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Julia Foster OF this village.
Mrs. Nellie skinner, who was reported
seriously i'll last week with Inflammation
OF the bowels, is still very sick, the infiam-
nation not having subsidized very much.
The Ladies' Social circle Of the Congl
church will serve an old-style boiled din
ner and supper at the church vestry to-
morrow, Friday. Dinnerat noon;s supper,
from to p. m.
The sons of Veterans are to hold an open
meeting saturday evening. Grand army
members and soldiers and sons OF soldiers,
not members OF either organization, are
cordially invited.
There was large attendance OF members
OF the White River Valley Pomona grange
al their meeting held here last Saturday.
Prof. Waugh of Burlington gave lecture
on "The Culture of Apples
The senior class OF the graded school
will give the burlesque operetta, "Poea-
hontas.n in School hall Friday evening,
March Il. This will afford an amusing
entertainment to old and young.
Ward q Douglass of Montpelier. have
finished the culvert under the railroad
track and taken their help to Bethel to
erect a temporary bridge TO take the place
of the one recently carried away by high
water and ice.
The following members OF BNby POST
nave been appointed Memorial Day COM
mittee Geo. Hackett, Seymour Culver,
Henry Dutton, ;. NJ. Snow, Edmund Co
nant, Albert Sargent, Joel Lyman, j. r.
Shepard, Harrison Thurston, Henry Hatch
The 1. o. A. b. club held their first gen
tIetnen's night on Friday evening, Mar. Z.
The affair was much enjoyed and the
time passed pleasantly with an amusing
program prepared by Mrs. W. =. Webster
and Mrs. H. Burton Tenney. The dining
room table, from which delicate refresh
ments were served, was handsomely deco
rated with crepe paper from the four cor
ners to the chandelier overhead ana Win
carnations, jonquils and ferns upon the
table. The coffee was served by Mrs. +. Is.
Wright while Mrs. Tenney served the
punch; these and other things being pass
ed by members of the club.