Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-28
South Royalton Notes.
II. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.
For Sale.

For Sale.
Farm Of 145 acres, known as the Bennett
farm, on Broad Brook, near South Royal
ton, Vt. Fine house. good barns, recently
improved new round silo Low price
for quick sale. Examine the place and
correspond with owner.
II. g. GREENE, 10 Avon St., Melrose
Highlands, Mass. 3m
J. W. Bright and wife return from Low
ell this week.
o. H. Goodale has a telephone on the
Peoples line.
Albert Northrop OF Barre visited friends
in town last Friday.
Charles Clapp shipped a car Of COWS to
Lowell, Mass, Monday.
Calvin Dyke returned from his visit to
Canaan, y. H., last week.
c. Fl. Woodland is making repairs on the
outbuildings of the hotel.
Miss Ann Houston is making slow re-
eoyery from her long illness.
Miss Grace Robinson is to teach the
school on Dairy hill this spring.
Z. L. Williams of Hartford, Conn.,, was
in town Monday to purchase lumber.
James Smith aud daughter have return
ed to town. He is at work for Charles
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry spauIding of SUM
ter, Oregon, are visiting his mother and
sisters in town.
The senior class of the S. R. II. 5. will
hold a social in the school hall Friday
evening, April %.
Willie Allen, formerly a student in the
graded school here, is at work for A. p.
Skinner this season.
Bert Sargent has rented a store in the
W. II. Martin block, to which he is to
move his meat and grocery business.
Drs. f. J. Fish and Burnett were called
to Sharon Monday by Carl Jones, who had
been seriously wounded on circular saw.
Nathan Mann and Henry Lyford, in
mates OF the Soldiers Home, were in town
Monday on their way to Chelsea for two
months furlough.
John Seth, deputy head consul OF the
Order Of Modern Woodmen Of America, IS
in town for the purpose OF instituting
camp. We are informed that he is having
good success and that the prospect is good
for opening a camp here.
At the annual communication of Rising
Sun Lodge, held April %, the following
officers were elected e. j, Fish, w. NJ;
II. 5. Knight, 5. W.; A. II. Lamb, j. W.
A. p. Skinner, Treas; NJ. j. Sargent, Sec
L. II. Richardson, S. d.. r. B. Galusha, j,
D.: NJ. s. Adams, Chap; NJ. j. Sargent,
Marshall f.. H. Ashley, 5. s.; j. q. Ash
lev, J. S. w. R. Spaulding Tyler.
Mrs. j. q. Ashley received the sad news
last week Of the death Of her brother, W.
LEROY Lille, who died in Marion, Iowa,
Aurii rs. The funeral was held Wednes-
day afternoon from the Cough church.
The services were conducted by Rev. A. ID.
Kinzer and beautiful music was furnished
by Mrs. Norma Ranes, Miss Blanch Kerr,
Nessrs. II. A. Sutherland and ID. T.. Noris.
Members Of Robert Mitchell Post attended
in body. The floral offerings were many
and beautiful Interment was in Oak
Shade cemetery. W. l.. Lille was born in
Bethel Jan. /, 1872. He WAS one OF a fam
ily Of ten children, five OF whom survive
him. He was a brother Of the late Capt.
Daniel Lille
The regular meeting OF Orville Bixby
Post, held last Saturday evening, was
largely attended by members and visiting
comrades. Dept. Commander Eldredge,
Past Commander George W. Flagg, Com
rades John Hatch and IL member OF L. ;.
Grant Post Randolph, were present. A
social hour was devoted TO speaking.
Dept. Commander Eldredge and Past
| Commander Flagg and comrades, several
mem bers Of the Relief Corps and Sons OF
Veterans were present at the social hour.
which was followed by banquet prepared
by the ladies OF the W. X. c. Owing to
the capacity Of the hall, the Relief Corps
and sons OF Veterans were not invited as a
body TO attend the social hour, which was
regretted very enjoyable evening was
passed, especially by the comrades.