Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-11
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. sARoENr. Local Editor.

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An entertainment will be given in the
school hall Friday evening, Dec. 18th, at s
O'Clock, consisting of a another Goose
reception a farce, tambourine drill and
music. Come and see what we can do. Adj
mission, 10c.
Monday night the Thermometer register
ed 2 below zero here.
West Freeman is assisting j. o. Bel
KNAPP in the store this week.
w. NJ. Sargent will have holiday goods
on sale at w. II. Martins store. Wv
Regular and annual meeting of Bixby
post and corps will be held Saturday even
ing
Mrs. Henry Kinsman of Hartford, Conn.,,
is to remain with her sister,Sue Lamb, ho
is i'll.
A line of fine stationery, papeterie and
Bibles for Christmas gifts at Sargent's drug
store.
Mrs. j. w. Bright has sufficiently re-
covered from her sickness to be about the
house.
Reuben Rand of Connecticut, formerly
in the employ of DIR. Fish, was in town
Tuesday.
e. A. Markham and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Waldo of Bethel attended the grange
meeting here Saturday.
Miss Eta Northup of Hyde Park, Mass,
is guest Of Mrs. G. p. Tarbell while
visiting acquaintance here.
Miss Mollie Bingham has returned home
from Glens Falls for visit TO her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bingham.
d. c. Jones remains in the same con-
dition that he has been for the past few
weeks. He is much reduced in flesh and
very weak
The Vermont Dairymen's association
hold their annual meeting in Rutland Jan.
6, and s, as advertised by the secretary,
+. A, Davis.
Miss Grace Richardson OF Newbury, who
has been engaged to teach school in the
Sherlock district, Sharon, was guest at
the NJ. K. parsonage over Sunday.
Fred Chapman has sold his farm
through the Galusha agency to II. p.
Weeks Of Derry, n. II. Albert Whitney's
farm in Tunbridge was sold through the
agency last week.
Rev. 5. II. Sargent Of Sharon will preach
in the NJ. r. church Sunday forenoon in
exchange with the pastor. In the evening
the pastors subject will be "Fhe Mission
OF john the Baptist
Isaac Gates Of White River village was
In town Monday to examine the shoe fac
tory plant and interviewing the business
men with view TO putting IN a chair
manufacturing business.
George W. Leonard, formerly a resident
here, has been made superintendent Of
the Bnttleboro Manufacturing Co. at
Brattleboro where he has been employed
the past four or five years.
win Belknap remains about the same as
reported last week. His high temperature
has not subsidized after p days OF fever.
His physician reports no unfavoroble
complications. He rests fairly well and
takes much nourishment without disturb
ance OF the stomach.
The following officers were elected at
the annual convocation of Rising sun
chapter OF the o. +. 5. held Wednesday,
Mrs. Jennie Hewitt, w. NJ; DIR. +. j.
Fish, w. p; Mrs. Nettie Sargent, asst NJ;
Mrs. Lula Bryant, treas Mrs. II. Hazen,
sec. Mrs. Nina Stoughton, conductress;
Mrs. Kittie Belknap, asst. conduetress.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting OF Mark j.. Sargent
camp, Sons OF Veterans, held last Saturday
f. J. Shepard; first lieu
tenant, f. j. Tenny; second lieutenant,
$. A. Waldo; camp council, w. X. Spald-
ing, Arthur Dings. Charles Woodbury.;
delegates. A. Dings, j.. +. Conant; alter
nate, Frank Tenney, Charles Woodbury..
Wednesday, Dec. 18th, at. S o'clock in
the Trinity NJ. r. church will occur the
fourth evening OF the Lecture and Enter
tainment course. There will be a lecture
illustrated by steriopticon views entitled,
81 Ram bles in India" by Rev. A. III. Baker,
who for Is years has travelled and labored
among these wonderful people and fasci-
mating lands. Mr.. Baker is thoroughly
familiar with the social and religious life
OF India and has the faculty Of presenting
the grave and gay in an interesting manner
10 old and young.