Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-22
South Royalton Notes.
N. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Il For SALE:-One two seated trap will
shifting seat for two or four persons, will
canopy umbrella, detachable top ans
niekle support. Upholstered with heavl
all-wool dark green broadcloth. Silve
side rails, mud guards. lamps on side
lroned m first-class shape every way;mad'
by the WATERFOWL Carriage Co., Water
town, NY. Has been used but very little
For sale cheap.
p. S. BELKNAP, South Royalton.
NJ. S. Adams is in Lebanon, n. H., this
week on business.
Bert Shepard was home from Norwich
university over Sunday.
@. W. Ward has been i'll and confined tc
the house the past two weeks.
Charles Flint OF Northampton, Mass,
was in town on business Friday.
Mrs. W. II. Luckett and son returned
home from Montpelier yesterday.
Regular meeting Of Camp "a, Sons OF
Veterans, next Saturday evening.
Rev. Foster Sargent and wife Of Wheel
oek visited relatives here last saturday.
Mrs. Fred Freeman visited her son,
West, and wife in Burlington this week.
G. r. Farnham is in Barre this week
with his daughter, Mrs. Nelson Downing.
Mrs Edwin Pierce Of Rochester visited
her brother, J. G. Ashley, and wife last
week.
Rev. L. n. Moody and wife Of Randolph
visited his brother, Ernest, and wife here
last week.
Mrs. Luoina Dexter and family left
here Monday for their new home in Proyi-
dence, n. /.
Mrs. Ellie Kibby Cove OF Plymouth, n.
H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kibby.
Lucian Parkhurst OF Albany, n. ", is in
town this week on a visit 10 his father, T..
5. parkhurst.
Walter Foster has gone to Norway, Me-,
10 pass tine winter with his sister, Mrs.
John shepard.
c. p. Tarbell was in Rutland last week
as witness in the Wilson Clement case be-
ing tried there.
Samuel Waldo has position at Old Or
ohard, Me-, in the Office OF the b. 4 Nj.
railway station.
E. p Lincoln and II. F. Horton of Digh-
ton, Mass, are in town to purchase cows
for their market.
The sturtevant Sisters musical and re-
cital entertainment will be this evening at
the Congl church.
concert and dance viii be given by
the Welcome orchestra at Woodland hall
tomorrow evening.
1MAlll LNN anu uhhknAtT VI
r.. l., visited his father and mother and
other relatives here last week.
Charles Hutchins and wife were called
10 Hayerhill, Mass, saturday by the death
of the mother OF Mrs. Hutchins.
Mrs. o. II. Goodale is visiting her
daughter, Gertrude, at Somerville. Mass,
and friends in Boston and Lowell.
General Freight Agent J. T.. Dslrymple
OF the Z. v. Ry. Co. was a guest OF station
Agent w. ii. Luckett last Saturday.
Mr.. Morse, one OF the workmen on the
railroad bridge here, had his hand serious
ly injured Saturday unloading lumber.
Truman Allen, former student in
school here and now in the Montpelier
seminary, visited friends here Monday.
All sportsmen who are interested in a
hunt are requested to meet at the hotel,
So. Royalton, Saturday evening, Oct. "a.
The Peoples Telephone line is being ex-
tended from Sharon to South Royaltcn
and from Sharon to White River Junction.
Mrs. Kate Soper of Randolph, widow OF
the late Edwin Soper, is to make her home
here this winter and is boarding with Mrs.
G. W. Farnham.
The East Barnard postofiice has been
discontinued, and the star mail route
from that office to South Royalton thrown
up, the change taking effect last week
Tuesday. The mail is carried now by the
rural delivery carriers over routes No. 2
and 3.
Bert Leazer, wife and children Of Mcln-
does Falls visited his people in town last
week. Mr.. Leazer left his home without
notice five years ago and for some time he
was not heard from and had not been m
town since he left. He returns with
wife and two pretty children TO visit his
early home. He has been quite prosper
Gus and appears well to do.