Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-16
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Mrs. w. NJ. Newton's father is visiting
her.
Joseph Abbott is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. Elisha osgood has returned to AL
bany, n. Y.
Clayton Sawyer is at work in Abbott's
livery stable.
Ed. Sargent is at work for Arthur Pierce
painting this season.
james n. Cloud returned to birmingham,
Mass, last Saturday.
Mrs. Griswold Of Barre is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sibley.
Mrs. Leon Kimball of st. Adams spent
Easter with Mrs. G.. M. Blake.
A. II. Lamb was in Boston last week
visiting his son, Morris Lamb.
Mrs. Mary Hale Griswold Of Barre is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sibley.
e. p. Lincoln shipped a car Of horses to
his market at Dighton, Mass, Monday.
Fred Wright has engaged to work for
Sargent Bros. in the meat market this sea-
son.
Albert Waterman has recovered from
his sickness sufficiently to ride to the VIII
lage.
Mr.. Trask OF New York state is moving
TO the farm he recently purchased Of Ed.
Slack
There viii be regular meeting of the
camp ofsons OF Veterans next Saturday
evening.
Mrs. ID. G. Jones has rented her house
and has taken rooms in John Woodward's
residence.
Mrs. l.. A. Fay, who has been spending
the winter with Mrs. ID. w. Blake, return
ed to her home in Sharon Saturday.
George Flint is to move to Mrs. d. G.
Jones house. Mrs. Elsie Durkee is to re-
main where she is in the same house.
Prof. Dunbar Of Hartland has been in
town the past week introducing a mental
arithmetic OF which he is the author.
Lyman B. Cloud, who came from Min
neapolis, MIMI, TO attend the funeral OF
his mother, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Neal, " no has been sick at
the home Of her father, Rufus Cloud, re-
turned 10 her hcme in Hartford Wednes-
day.
Rev. w. II. White returned from confer
ence Monday 10 remain another year and
will hold services at his church next sun
day.
NH. Hazen received news Saturday that
his sister, Mrs. David Whitaker, Of Con-
cord, n LII, was very low and falling. He
left on the two o'clock train TO visit her.
Clifton Flanders was very much worse
last week. The disease is effecting the
brain so that he is delirious a considerable
part OF the time. For five days and nights
he has had no sleep or rest.
News was received here last week OF the
death Of O. A. Bartlett OF Quechee. Mr..
Bartlett was a resident OF South Royalton
FOR several years. lie was a veteran OF the
war Of 81 to 90 and an ex-member OF
Bixby post, q. A. 4.
Easter services at the Cong'l church Sun
lay were well attended, no services being
heid al the NJ. r. church. There was a
very nice display of plants and flowers
placed around tho pulpit platform. Rev
Levi Wild conducted the service, which
was quite lengthy owing to the special
Easter music OF several selections, which
were most appropriate and nicely render
ed.
WE. Ranger, state superintendent OF
education, gave a talk to the teachers and
citizens Friday afternoon, which elected
the interest Of those in attendance. A
large part OF the time was devoted TO
fundamental education, giving his method
of teaching the primary studies, especial
ly arithmetic. On these lines he took
decided stand. As a rule and guide he
gave other and valuable suggestions and
board illustrations 10 the teachers ana
students.