Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-02
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.


Henry Stewart is in Boston this week.
Scion Buck of Colchester was in town
Saturday.
Prof H. G. Green returned to Plymouth,
y. H., Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Bingham is recovering and
will be out again.
Mrs. VIII FreeIan is in Salem, n. H., on
visit to her home.
The winter term Of the graded school
commenced Monday.
Mr.. Laylander, travelling salesman, was
at home over Sunday.
w. B. Wall of Randolph was in town
Saturday on business.
Frank Merrill and o. n. Stoughton were
| in Woodstock Tuesday.
ID. c. Jones returned home from Wood
stock Saturday quite ILL
| Ralph Soper and sister, Bertha, visited
/ friends in Randolph recently.
| James Waterman has recovered suffi-
/ GENTLY to come to the village.
Mrs. Marcia Drew Dutton has returnedto
her home at New Haven, VT.
Miss Gertrude Goodale returned to Au-
| burndale, Mass, last Saturday.
George Snow of South Woodstock visit
ed friends at Harvey Smiths last week.
MS. Adams attended the funeral Of his
aunt, Mrs. Lewis Skinner, at Randolph
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Storrs Howe OF Montpelier
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Durkee last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Page and son Of
Randolph visited Mr.. and Mrs. ). Z. Drew
last week.
Miss Lucy Hale went to Barre last week
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. {. e.
Griswold.
Mrs. Thomas Wynn and Mrs. Gilmore
| DOYLE visited friends in w. r. Junction
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. southworth visited
their daughter, Mrs. Northrup, at Wind
sor last week.
Mrs. Fred Gallup of Nebraska arrived
here last Saturday to visit Mr.. and MIS-
William Gallup.
B.H. Moody was taken seriously i'll last
Saturday, but is better and will escape an
extended sickness if careful
Mrs. Horace whitney recently received
news that her father Mr.. Cox, of tairlee
was very III with pneumonia.
MI. and Mrs. Leroy Beeman of New
York are visiting his father, Rev. J. d.
Beeman. Mr.. Beeman is secretary Of the
Teachers college of Columbia university
in New York city.
The annual meeting Of the South Royal
ton Cong'l church society VIII pc held lo-
morrow friday at 2 O'Clock ?. M. Inc
annual church meeting viii be held al p
n. on the same date.
The annual meeting OF the fire district
viii be held at the engine house MONDAY
evening, Jan. 6. 1902, al Z p. m. The boaro
Of officers Of the fire district VIII meet al
: / ~ 10 Eg,stsria office Saturday evening Jan
9TH, at p. m, to abate taxes.
I DIR. Fred WEIGH, recently praeticine
e physician in Tunbridge, now in Colorado
writes friends here that his health has I'M
, nroyed considerably since he has beer
! there. He went there early in the fall II
r very poor health suffering from phthlsis'
Azel A. sanborn OF Tunbridge,- formerl,
2 OF south Royalton, died last Monday a
: the residence of his son, W. A. Sanporh
T Mr.. Sanborn came here from Lynn, Mass
six wears ago and settled on farm nea
. here. Not finding il congenial he dispos
! ed OF il. He had been in business IN Lynn
! several years prior to his coming here.
The White River Shoe company inten'
To close their business here and move U
!, East Pepperill, Mass, where they nav
! been offered liberal inducements. An IN
: junction to prevent their removal ma
been secured by the George Tarpell estate
= / whose DiAlll lutA INV 49, 49,
a and which claims it will suffer loss by It
! removal.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Cong
church held its annual meeting las
e Tuesday. Mrs. {. p. Tarbell was electe'
G president. Mrs. Fred Freeman vice pres!
II dent. and Miss Della Cloud I'd vice presi
i dent. Mrs. w. f. Mann. Miss Della Clou'
Il and Miss Alma Foster were elected eXecu
tive committee. The treasurer reporte'
$500 in the treasury.
The annual meeting OF Chapter No y
O. Il. s., was held Dec. Is, 1901. The lol
lowing officers were elected and appointe
and installed Mrs. Eliza l.. Fish, worth
matron; DR.. f. j. Fish, worthy patron
Mrs. ]. II. Hewitt, associate matron; MT,
y M. II. Hazen, secretary; Mrs. NJ. j. Sargent
treasurer; Mrs. Frank Bryant, chaplain
N Mrs. o. n. Stoughton, conductor; Mrs. !
5. Belknap, associate conductors Mrs !
:, II. Hinckiey, Ada; Mrs. ]. q. Ashley, kutn
u Miss Nellie Adams, Esther; Mrs. Eugen
Moves. Martha; Mrs. Gertrude Lewis, Eles
l. Ia Geo. Randall, marshal; A. IL. Lanl
sentinel Mrs. Belle Thurston, warden
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