Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-21
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

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Arthur Abbott has been ill with measles
4 the past week.
Albert Snow, an old resident of South
Royalton, died last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tenney Of Barre yis-
lted friends here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Bamforth of Water
bury visited friends here Saturday.
E. 5. Parkhurst sold his horse, Charles
wilkes, to Z. p. Lincoln last week.
Principal A. X. Butler attended the
college school at Hanover last week.
Herbert Sanderson and wife visited his
mother, Mrs. kendrick Woodward, last
week.
Miss Florence Spaulding is visiting her
friend, Miss Jennie Godfrey, at Hartford
this week.
Ray southgate of st. Adams visited his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. Q. South
gate, Sunday.
Regular eonvocation OF Rising Sun
Chapter, No y, o. +. s., next Wednesday
evening, May q.
sybil Sargent and n. Hunt of Chelsea
visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Hubbard the
first Of the week.
The Outing and Old Home Week club
took dinner at Camp Lake John last Sun
day, the first this season.
Sergeant George NJ Hausman OF the u.
5. Artillery, stationed at Fort Terry, n.
T., was in town last Thursday.
The subject for the Sunday sermon Me-
mortal service by the pastor will be, 'The
True Soldiers Final Triumph"
Edwin Slack is in very feeble health.
His lower limbs are paralyzed so that be
cannot walk without assistance.
W. II. Robinson returned home from
his western trip Thursday. He purchased
90 carloads OF wool during his trip.
Mrs. Eliza Fish was called to Boston
Monday by her son, DR.. Euclid Fish, to
care for his child who is i'll with tonsilitis.
Union Memorial services viii be held at
the NJ. T.. church next Sunday, the 9th, I
at 1890, conducted by Rev. w II. White.
Mrs. James smith is being treated in the |
hospital at Hanover. She is very low and
IT is reported that her chance for recovery
is slight.
Mrs. James Pike returned home from |
Winchendon, Mass, last week Nednes- |
day, having passed the winter with her |
daughter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win DAVIS arrived here |
Tuesday from Glens Falls, y. Y, for a |
short visit to Mr. and Mrs. James Bing- |
ham and other acquaintance.
John CaIef Of Manchester, y. H.. called |
on friends in town Tuesday. He was 4
formerly loaated IN Burlington. Having 1
enlarged his territory as salesman, he now /
has headquarters at Manchester.
News has been received that Mrs. 1
Louise llartwell Cook Of Hartford, Conn.,.
is IN very poor health, having been unable
10 attend TO her business as c0pyist for the 4
Pasi nine weeks and is not improving.
town meeting has been called by the
selectmen to be held next Tuesday, May
%, at p. M, for the purpose Of determin
ing whether there shall be a new bridge 4
across White river. or repair the old one
that now spans the river at South Royal
ton.
The Goth Century club held its annual
meeting Monday evening. The following
officers were elected Pres, Mrs. r. j.
Fish; See, Mrs. NJ. n. Hazen; Treas,
Mrs. Frank Bryant. Regular meetings
are to be held the first Monday evening Ia
each month.
The members OF Bixby Post are request
ed. and all ex-soldiers, Sons OF Veterans
and Relief Corps members are invited, to
attend union Memorial services at the Nj.
h. church next Sunday, May "a, at 10.D
a. M, and are requested to convene at the
Relief Corps hall at 10 o'clock TO march to
the church in body.
c. w. Writers, attorney for the G. ".
Ry., the assistant superintendent and
were in town Tuesday, adjust
ing damages claimed by the administra-
tor OF ID. G. Jones estate, caused by bank
ing the water and flooding the cellar OF
residence, the homestead Of the Jones
sgtate