Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-19
South Royalton Notes.
N. ]. sARoENT, Local Editor.

Mrs. Henry Whitcomb is III with grip.
Ezekiel Drew is to move to Tunbridge,
where he has purchased a house.
Herbert Sargent has been III and con-
fined to the house the past week.
Charles Sanderson and wife have gone
10 Franklin, n. H., for the winter.
The south Tunbridge postofIice will be
discontinued next Friday, Nov. Goth.
Miss stella Slack OF Manchester, y. H.,
is visiting friends in town on a vacation.
AT. Neff has purchased the hay press
ing equipment Of Patten Bros. OF Sharon.
Arthur Pierce returns to his home in
Stafford this week TO remain this winter.
Misses Stella and Fannie Slack we're
guests Of Charles Vests family last week.
Miss Clark OF Brookaeld is a guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth al Charles
Vests.
Miss Ruth Holman OF Randolph is at
work for Mrs. Bertha Allen in her mill
lnery store.
J. II. Waldo is cutting and getting out
q hundred thousand feet Of logs for lum-
Der in Sharon.
The White River Pomona Grange win
meet at Hcwitt's hall, South Royaiton,
next Saturday, Nov. n.
Aiessrs. Lincoln and Horton shipped a
carload OF cows, calves and sheep 20 their
market in Dighton, Mass, last Monday.
nr. Jackson and daughter were in town
last week. The daughter, Miss Ethel, re-
NAMED q few days, guest Of Dr. and
Mrs. Fish.
News was received from friend Of DR..
Fred WEIGH az Montrose, Col, by ac-
quaintances here that he was very low and
could survive but few days, and that his
wife is very IN with typhoid fever.
Miss Marian Wynn, the beautiful young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wynn
Of this village and a student OF the High
school, who graduates this school year, is
q candidate In the Globe contest. She Is
the only one In this or adjoining towns,
and her friends request those who read
the Daily or Sunday Globe to send the
coupons 10 be credited to her.
B. L. Moody, who had been in business
here three or four years and sold out to
bis brother a year ago to go TO Montana,
returned saturday last. He was obliged
TO give up his business there on account
Of the illness OF his wife, the climatic con-
ditions being quite unfayorable. she being
VI much OF the time while there. She has
been back three months and is now re-
gaining her health.
c. C. soutbgate has vacated his tailoring !
room in the block on account Of IN health.
s. He has been engaged i'm the tailoring bust /
ness here forty years or more, and prob
ably no man ever did business here who |
has bad his place open for business as
many days during this time as he has. /
He was for several years postmaster. He |
Is now In quite poor health and for the
past ten days has been confined 10 the
house.
The entertainment given here last week
Tuesday evening, being the first Of the
lecture course, under the auspices OF the
Literary and Social club, was well received
and decided success in every respect.
Miss Gay Lenola McClaranis rendering OF
the Sign OF the Cross" in the delineation
Of the characters, was remarkable in
speech, imitation and portrayal of the
scenes at the time Of the persecution OF
the Christians by Nero. To Mrs. Walter
Webster, who took the initiative In secur.
ing sufficient funds to warrant a series OF
lectures. is due much credit for the success
Of the first lecture. Future entertain
ments Of a high order are reasonably
assured under her management.
W. II. Luckett, railroad station and
express agent here, has been promoted,
having received the appointment of sta
ton agent OF the c. V. Ry. at Burlington.
lie took the station yesterday. e. t.
southgate, agent at Royalton, has been
appointed agent at South Royalton sta
ton. Mr.. Luckett will be missed by the
many friends and acquaintance he leaves
mere. He has been an excellent agent,
prompt in all matters OF business, as well
with patrons as the company. He must
DC held as a very capable agent by the
railroad officials 10 be given the best bush !
ness station in the state. We shall be
lAlored with good agent in Mr.. South
gate, having long known his business
management as agent at Royalton, and il
brings him to his native place and where
MS parents now reside.