Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
south Royalton Notes,
MI. sARaESr. Local Editor.

5.p. Morrill, Of STAFFORD was in town
saturday.
VA. Bingham OF Lowell is in town for
a few days.
Miss Ann Houston is very low and
slowly failing
Dr. Holton OF Brattleboro was Ia the
village sunday.
Thomas Wynn is at home from Boston
an few weeks vacation,
We. Perkins has recovered sufficiently
40 be out on the street.
NJ !. Hammond has sold his farm to
Dennis ]. Slack Of Tunbridge.
Mrs. Mary Hartwell Miller returned 10
her nome IN Hartford, Conn.,, Saturday.
Rsgular communication Of Rising sun
lodge, r. Il A. ~, next Wednesday, Oct.
10.
lester Ashley and Harold Fish were at
erue from Dartmouth college over sun
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl 3 Belknap returned
from their trip 70 the =. Louis lair last
week.
Miss Amy Kibby Is back from an ex-
tended visit Ia New YORK ana New hamp-
shire,
Nr. and Mrs. John c. Durkee returned TO
EltI nome ~ E0AA Ase"A4et - -
week.
West Freeman, railway mail clerk, was
ip tbe village Tuesday, il being bis week
90 duty.
Mr. ana Mrs. j. II. Waldo and Pearl
Waldo returned home from New York
saturday.
The 81 r. l.. :. club will hold a meeting
st Mrs. VI. nj. NeWton's Wednesday, Oct,
H. 81 2.30 p. m,
Arthur Pierce returned to his home sat
urdav III very feeble health. lie has been
falling for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary 4. Richardson Putnam Of
Gsysyille Is visiting her son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. L. II Richardson.
Henry Broekway Of West Hartford was
10 the village Monday, closing up the es-
tate 81 the late James Doyle.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
sons 81 Veterans, Camp u, next saturday
evening. An members are requested 70 be
present
h. 81 Dickerman selected from some
spples purchased Of Will Osborn Of fun-
bridge one that weighed one pound and
two ounces.
The Ladies' Aid of the Cong1 church
viii serve q chicken pie dinner and supper
Wednesday, Oct p, and viii have fancy
articles on sale afternoon and evening.
Irwin j. Harmon OF Portland, Me, q
former resident Of this village, Is visiting
friends IN town. lie was one Of the
foremen Ia the shoe factory when here,
Arthur Dings Is to move to his father !
place on Dairy hiil in Sosth Royalton and
bic father. i.uman Dings, Is 70 move y the
Eben Woodland farm, recently purchased
oi Mr.. Saulter.
lev. W. NJ. Newton, presiding elder
ut the NJ. l.. church, is attending and
taking prominent part in the observance
ot the centennial exercises OF the n. r
church at Mortified this week
Roy ". Allen Of Sharon and Caroline r,
ShatIuck Of R0yalton were united ~ mar
rage Thursday evening, Oct. 3, al tnt
Methodist parsonage. The young couple
will reside in Royalton for the present.
The sales Of real estate recently made
hy the Galusha agency In this vicinity
8re,- Wilson farm in Sharon to J. II
Miller OF Hartford, Henry Grant farm
ia Tunbridge to Charles Tucker q
P1tsdam, NJ 81, Frank Dou bleday farm
DO south Royalton to ID. J. Slack Of fun-
bridge.
Mrs. o. /. Morse presented US sample
OF Japanese persimmons last week o.
variety raised In Florida. They were sent
her BY her father, Henry II. clifford,
resident of Vero Of that state. THIS fruil
Is the shape and sire of large tomato ano
has good commercial value there, arc
90 some Of the northern cities, especially
New York.