Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04
South Royalton Notes.
N. ]. sARaENT. Local Editor.

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Ira White OF Thetford, former resident
bsre vas in town Monday.
The s. s. club will be held with Mrs.
ri Gertrude Lewis Feb. 10 al p. M.
F,ed Newcomb, travelling Bible agent. is
sting his sister, Mrs. George Nye.
Miss Matte Stevens Of Chelsea is visit
mo her niece, Mrs. Albert Benedict.
Miss EIyira wilkins is reported very i'll
With pneumonia at Homer Preston's.
Miss Maria Beedle OF Randolph is caring
Tor Miss susan Lamb, who is seriously i'll.
Miss Ada Burroughs OF Randolph visit
al M, and Mrs. John Mudgett last week.
The ". II. G. is TO hold a social
next week Tuesday evening at Hewitt's
Mrs. 5. II. Richards and daughter OF
Hipsdale, n. H., are visiting friends in
Miss Della Cloud met with an accident
AT week and is suffering from sprained
Mrs Maria Hazen OF West Hartford is
with her daughter, Mrs. II. Bennett, and
L In quite feeble health.
Mrs. r. }. Fish is quite i'll with the grip
and other complications. Her sister, Mrs.
smith Of Washington, is caring for her.
r W. Loud OF Newport was in town
saturday. making further investigation in
establishing bobbin factory and electric
light plant.
Dr. and Mrs. Euclid Fish of Boston
came Saturday night for short visit to
his parents, having learned OF the illness
. Of his mother.
The White River grange will hold a reg
F. ular meeting in HewItt's hall Saturday,
Feb. 6. Program is in charge OF State Lee
M turer r. b. Galusha.
The auditors OF the town OF Royalton
will meet az the town clerks Office Mon
dav Feb. s, TO settle the accounts OF the
officers Of the town.
Mrs. Walter Hubbard has gone to Cor
ham. \. H., where her husband is em-
ployed They expect To remain there
through the spring and summer Albert
Benedict, who recently married, Is to oc-
cupy their home here and have charge Of
the business during the time they are
William Murphy and Mrs. Cove Of Rip
ton we're arrested here Monday morning
~ q sheriff from Ripton, assisted by OH
GERS rinkham Of Rochester and Hazen OF
this village They are charged with al
criminal offence, Mr.. Murphy having a le-
sIwife living and Mrs. Cove a husband
and two children living. They we're about
% take the southbound train when arrest
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The last number OF the lecture course,
which comes Wednesday evening, Feb. 10,
IS TO be a concert by the Carol quartet Of
Dartmouth college, consisting OF W. Y.
CARLY lst tenor, n. NJ. Hobart I'd tenor,
81 W. Bullock baritone, A. II. Ayers bass.
The quartet will be assisted by III. II. Way
man. reader, and q. Il. Estes, accompan-
st Il viii be remembered this quartet
vas in our lecture course last year and was
considered unusually good.
. large delegation Of the members Of
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meeting OF the first Masonic district at
Fl White River junction last week Mednes-
n day. The meeting was one OF The best and
F. largest attended ever held in the district.
4 Five Of the Grand lodge officers, including
q Grand Master o. W. Daley. Past Grand
n Master Montague and Grand Master
"a Cheney OF New Hampshire were also pres
emit. The work was exempliied by Rural
lodgs Of Rochester and Rising sun lodge
OF RoYalton.
The preparations going on for the
minstrel entertainment to be given by
the ladies' OF Rising sun Chapter, Q. II.
y, ct Woodards opera house Thursday
and Friday evenings. Feb. . and 70,
under the direction Of Prof. W. b. Leon
ard assure a charming and successful
performance. Judging from results In
other towns in which a similar produc-
ton has been presented under Prof.
Leonard's management, We are confident
tAhA Aut lAQltN OF TINS AOMh WIN AhhA
part IN the entertainment viii come up
"a % the mark and bespeak for them
liberal patronage.
. 6enedict-Sarsent.
M Albert T. Benedict and Miss l.. Blanc he
Sargent we're united in marriage January
Fl u at Manchester, n. H., by Rev. Edgar
n G. Blake at the home OF Mrs. f. 5. Nor
. gan Of that city. The bride was gowned
in cream colored lansdown richly trimmed
with silk tatted medallions, and carried
large bouquet OF bridal roses. The
trip extended from Boston and adjoining
cities to their home in South Royalton,
W., where a reception was given them
on the eve OF their arrival, showing the
good will and esteem of their many
friends. They also were the recipients
q many beautiful presents, wiz
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Shepard, battenburg
handkerchief; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ten
nTey, nut picks; Mrs. +. f. Smith and
NO. Belknap, berry-spoon; Arthur II.
ienney sugar-spoon; George Allen,
butter knife; Mr.. and Mrs. George Bing-
nam, Japanese bowl; Fred Haynes
damask scarf; Gertrude Brownell, pair
OF vases; MIR. and Mrs l.. r. Terry, rose
potilei Mrs. Della Dewey, reclining chair;
arthur A. Abbott, meat fork; Mrs. Frank
ibfyant, set mats and a cup; Walter and
Florence spaulding, one dollar; Mr.. and
MS J. W. Bright, meat fork; A. l..
NC Dene1let, silver bread plate; MIR. and Mrs.
W T. Hubbard, toilet set with pillow
shams, four plates, dining table, bed
quits Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Sargent, Man
SyFReessler, n. H., meat fork; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nui Buzzell, Randolph, VT, cups and
5sucersj Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Giles. North
lunbridge, pair towels; Mr.. and Mrs. l. Z.
SMayo, Gloucester, Mass, large picture;
Mrs, Jonh Jordan. Plainfeld, VT, card
sstayi MIR. and Mrs. l.. w. Blanchard,
Northneld, one cheese; l.. Hinekley Sar
GENT Chelsea, berry dish, six saueers; Miss
4; Y. Hatch, hand-painted cake plate;
MS Alvah Robinson, gravy ladle: Miss
ns,uniee Sargent, vinegar cruet; Mr.. and
SSirs' +. L. Sargent, one dozen knives and
aofksr pair pillows, butter knife, one
SSIlen napkins and table cover; Mr.. and
MS, Norman Hunt, soup ladle; Miss
S%alue Z. Stevens, pickle jar. Miss
stevens also contributed an original
I'm which was very appropriate for
The occasion.
SOUTH TUNBRIDoE.
Mul Buttons baby is reported not so
ven as last week.
Everett CorwIn ia spending a few davs