Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22
South RoyaIton Notes.
MI. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Will Bingham returned to Lowell, Mass,
Saturday.
James Griffin returned home Saturday
! from Keene, n. IL.
Oscar Morse and wife were home from
| Windsor over Sunday.
/ A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Goodrich last Thursday.
Will Belknap has recovered sufficiently
TO come TO the store, but not to work.
| Edgar Watkins has been quite i'll and
under the physicians care the past ten
days.
William w. Gallup recently received an
increase Of pension, giving him sl2 per
month.
West Freeman is sick with jaundice at
the home of Mrs. Freeman's parents in
Sharon.
Mr.. Peck of Burlington, agent Of the
Equitable Life Insurance Co., was in town
Saturday.
Edgar Reynolds is still confined to the
house by sickness and under the physl-
clans care.
Rev. John Wild OF Royalton supplied at
the Congl church last Sunday and is to
next Sunday.
Rev. w. r. Mann preached in Spring
field, Mass, last Sunday and will be away
next Sunday.
The Sons Of Veterans are to hold social
in Hewitt's hall tomorrow evening. Re-
| freshments will be served.
Miss Amy Kibby, teacher OF the Eng
lish department OF the High school, was
sick and unable to teach last week.
The thermometer registered IS below
zero Monday morning and q Tuesday
morning. the coolest OF the season here.
A. T. Nen, who purchased the ice BUSH
ness Of Cannot Haynes recently, is putting
in large supply for himself and for other
parties.
Several members OF Rising Sun Lodge,
+. d A. NJ. are attending the district meet
ing of the fifth Masonic district today at
Randolph.
Fred Wright returned home from Keene,
| n. H., Saturday on account OF the strike
in the snoe factory OF the boot and shoe
union employees.
sour Dual Life" will be the subject of
the pastors sermon on Sunday morning at
! the NJ. f. church and the evening address,
"Paul Shipwrecked; :" song service at p.
m.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. Is, there
viii be a butternut-orack sociable held at
the home Of Irving Barrows. Free trans
portation from the village. All are invit-
ed.
ID. G. Stoughton returned to Rutland
Monday and will close his engagement
with the Ward, Douglass Co. until the es-
tate OF the late Joseph Ward, the senior
partner OF the firm, is settled.
ID. q. Stoughton. wife and daughter
returned home Saturday, having been
away since last October. Mr.. Stoughton
has been in the employ Of Ward q Doug
lass on the Rutland railroad since last
June.
The board of civil authority will meet at
the town clerks office Thursday, Jan. y,
at O'Clock p. m. TO revise the check list
OF the legal voters of the town, which is to
be used at the special town meeting, Tues
day, Feb. 3.
Recent news received from Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Moody of Harlowtown, Montana, by
his brother, Ernest, who succeeded him in
business here last spring. states that they
like there and business Is very good ana
they are having fine warm winter,
The exhibition given by the senior class
OF the High school Friday afforded very
nice entertainment. This was the first
bow to the public OF the graduates OF 1908,
and they acquitted themselves very favor
ably. The music was furnished by the
Congl choir. The following are the grad
yates OF 1908. Clyde LEISURE, South Royal
ton Nellie Howe, Tunbridge; Pearl Cui-
yer, South Royalton; Mamie Doubleday,
West Hartford; Earl r. Faneuf, Jennie
Cowen, Joseph Sherlock, Bessie Smith,
Pearl Waldo, Burton M. Shepard, Bertha
NJ. Soper, Ethel Spaulding, Glenn Double
day, South Royalton; Connie M. Carpen-
ter, STAFFORD; Charles l.. Woodbury., West
Hartford