Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-12
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Thanksgiving day, Thursday, the 10Th.
Harold Fish OF Dartmouth was at home
over Sunday.
VIM. Luther is very IN at his home and
/ falling slowly.
Mrs. Selden Brooks is i'll and confined Ia
the house with rheumatism.
Mrs. @. NJ. Blake and son, Don, visite d
s friends in Sharon last week.
NJ. 5. Adams has purchased the Thomas
& prndle place in the village.
Lincoln q Horton, drovers Of Dighton,
Mass, are in town this week.
Charles Clapp OF Lowell has been in
town this week purchasing COWS for his
market.
Minnie Metcalf returned home Friday
from her visit to friends in Boston and
vicinity.
Ralph soper, civil engineer In the service
Of the b. & NJ. railroad company, visited
his parents here over Sunday.
C.P Abbott purchased last week the
lumber mill and a tenement house OF the
administrator OF the J. W. Waldo estate.
Russell Dustin Of Tunbfidge, whose
wife died last week, viii make his home
with Mrs. Ed. smith Of this village for
while.
Rev. James Knapp returned here Friday
from bis trip TO New York and staid
4 with bis sister, Mrs. Laura Howard, over
sunday
Forrest southworth shot fine buck
deer he last day Of the hunting season on
4 BIS farm near So. Royalton, weighing 40
pounds.
Mrs. Lottie Lathrop OF Manchester, n.
H., formerly a resident OF this village, is
q visiting acquaintance here aud Is a guest
a Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Durkee.
The annual exhibition OF the senior
4 class Of the South Royalton Graded school
viii be given Friday evening, Nov. 90 at
the Congl church at O'Clock.
The skeleton OF the new steel bridge is
IN place aud will be completed sufficiently
10 cross with loaded teams about the 18th
f. Of November. IL is now safe for crossing
IN foot
& Miss May Taylor returned last week to
New York TO resume her old position after
spending two months with her sister. Mrs.
8 ". A. sanborn. Her health has been
& greatly improved by her stay in the noun
iains,
Mrs.Iisle Mcintosh returned home from
her visit 10 her brother, Charles Burbank,
and family al Providence. X. |. She was
accompanied by her brothers son, who
will visit here until Thanksgiving, when
bis Esther and wife viii come here TO spend
the day
The district meeting OF the Order OF the
Eastern star chapter will be held al Wind
sor this month. District Deputy Grand
Matron Mrs Eliza Fish OF SO. Royal
ton will be present 20 inspect the work Of
the chapter. Rising Sun chapter viii ex-
empliiy the work.
The graduates OF the senior class OF the
High school are Murray Back, Glenn
howell, Marian Wynn, Emma Russ, sci
sntttlc course; Harry Aldrich. Edith
spaulding, Ethel Adams, Mamie Double
day, Winfred Hewitt, William Shirlock
ana Karl Day, English course.
Prof. g. Campbell OF Dartmouth college,
who supplied the pulpit in the Congl
Nhurch Sunday, was heartily welcomed by
me audience, who have for the past nine
zen years listened TO many able discourses
delivered by him. He is a very interesting
speaker and very pleasing and entertain
lag m conversation. In one year during
sae nineteen years he supplied the church
y sundays. Rev. Sherman Goodwin will
enter upon the duty OF the psstorate of the
Songl church here next Sunday.