Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-02-05
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

NJ. B. Rumrill OF Randolph was in town
Monday
Mrs. Edgar Watkins is i'll and under the
physicians care.
Don Galusha is home from Boston for a
few days vacation.
Harold Fish was at home from Dart
mouth over Sunday.
Ora Goodale was in Boston Friday and
Saturday on business.
DIR. Freeman Of Chicago is visiting his
brother, Fred Freeman.
Arthur Pierce of STAFFORD passed a few
days in the village last week.
o. II. Lowrey Of Jericho visited Mr.. and
Mrs. H. b. Galusha last week
Regular meeting Of the Post and Corps
next Saturday evening, the 9TH.
The board OF civil authority will meet
next Saturday, the 9TH, to abate taxes.
The Ladies' Literary Social club viii be
entertained by Mrs. Fred Shepard Thurs
day.
The town auditors will meet next week
Tuesday to audit the account of the town
officers
Mrs. P. S. Belknap is TO entertain the
Women's Literary club at her home next
Saturday.
Leslie Pierce OF North Adams, Mass,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Ashley
last week.
Mrs. Albert Sargent is gaining slowly,
but she is still very weak and able to sit
up but little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cushman Of Low
ell, Mass, visited his sister, Mrs. Nett
Smith, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitcomb OF
Hanover, n. H., were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Culver Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Waldo has returned TO South
Royalton after six weeks visit with her
sister in Springfield, Mass.
Members OF Bixby Post and Camp "a,
Sons, attended the funeral of Charles
Graves at East Barnard Sunday.
George Wilson and wife Of Weathers-
field and Mrs. Susan Wilson were guests
Of Mrs. Mary Brewster last Friday.
Mrs. Jessie Slack and daughter go TO
Lynchburg, Va, this week to Join her
husband, who is in a shoe factory there.
s'Toilers in LIES Harvest will be the
pastors subject in the NJ. r. church on
Sunday morning; evening, "Moses
Choice
Mr.. Weiss OF Providence, r. l., was in
town Monday to inspect the shoe factory
button factory.
Mrs. Z. Brewster has sold her place
here and purchased one in East Bethel,
where she and George Spaulding and wife
VIII move in the spring.
The members OF Rising Sun Chapter, o.
+. s., made a social call on Mr.. and Mrs.
w v. Eastman last Saturday to oongratu
late him on his eightieth birthday.
Fred Gray has c. p. Tarbellis colt, Roy
al Alexander, in training. He is a beauti-
ful animal two years and eight months
old, weighing $50 lbs, stands iifteen-two
In height, Of stylish carriage.
Camp "a, Sons OF Veterans, will hold
social at j. L. Shepardis Tuesday evening,
Feb. 10. The social viii be held in the
new hall recently finished Of 30x2l. Free
from Royalton to South
RoyaltOn.
Leon II. Richardson, manager Of the
South Royalton creamery, and Miss An
ME Cowen, daughter OF Mr.. {. b; Cowen,
were united in marriage last Saturday
evening by Rev. W. II. White at the NJ.
Z. church parsonage.
Frank Pratt of Montpelier, who sue
ceeded Woolson Bros. in the business of
tailor, was in town last week for
a short call. Mr.. Pratt is a native OF
south Royalton. His father for several
years was harness maker here.
The Carol quartet of Dartmouth college |
viii give their unique and interesting en-
.ertainment on Wednesday, Feb. 18th. |
This is the sixth and last Of the course in
he Trinity NJ. +. church, and promises to |
be a rare musical treat. Prof Z. II.
Morse writes: Il have selected the best
quartet Of voices in the college,
Rev. Wilfred Mann has closed his pas
.orate with the Cong'l church and has re-
seived aud accepted a call from the Congl
,hurch at Indian Head, Mass, and win
assume charge March list. He viii supply 1
he church here until then. IL is deeply /
regretted by many Of the citizens that Mr..
Mann sewers his connection with the \
,ong1 church parish. He is by far the
lblest preacher the society has ever had /
lere. He has been a devoted worker for
he highest and best interests of his par
shIoners and others with whom he be-
anne associated.