Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-25
South Royalton Notes.
MI. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Mrs William Perkins is still confined TO
be house.
B. Durkee is III and under the physi-
Csn.s care.
Nrs. Albert Sargent is very i'll with
pneumonia.
John Phelps was at home from Wood
stock over Sunday.
John Crazy Of Gorham, \. H., visited
friends here last week.
WHber Mcintosh OF Somerviile, Mass,
visited relatives here last week.
e. p. Lincoln OF Dighton, Mass, Is IN
Town this week purchasing horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Mather Of Burling-
bon visited friends in town last week.
The South Royalton Glee club give a
5H5au at Chelsea tomorrow evening
Mrs. Edith skinner Clogston Of Boston
4 with Der father and family this week.
4 Charles Clapp shipped a carload Of cows
b bIs market in Lowell Mass, Monday.
Mrs Abbie Bingham Of Randolph yis-
. ad her brother, John Mudgett, Friday.
4 B-r. Preston Of Hinsdale, y. H., is Wis
ting bis mother, Mrs. Ellen Preston, here
. tts week.
. Regular meeting Of Bixby Post and
C1r1s saturday evening. Special business
dlt on.
II q n. Robinson went West last week TO
lfclase a stock OF wool for manufac-
-HI al Burlington.
4 John MudEett Is better this week and
gaining slowly. This is his sixth week OF
lnsss with jaundice.
4 Miss Ann Houston Is seriously i'll with
slrisv from which she has suffered
much the past two weeks.
Harold Fish, Lester Ashley, students,
nd Ralph Soper, graduate. were home
BON Dartmouth over Sunday.
The ladies' OF the Congl society are to
1da social apthe church vestry Wednes-
BY evening, March ?. The young people
m specially invited to attend.
lawyers Harvey OF Montpelier, Denison
snt wilson Of Randolph were here last
ves n e hearing before Fred Southgate
N Woodstock, referee, in the case OF Dut-
'on vs. stoughtoD.
Town meeting next Tuesday, March lst.
be Qletl0ns OF most interest viii be the
aE and the license OF selling intoxicating
LIQUOR under the local option act. The
oie was very close last year.
Q, n. Stoughton OF this village has in his
possession a captains commission for mill
afy service issued 10 his father, Nahum
s.0ughton, June I, 1874, by John Mat
ocks, then governor OF Vermont, to serve
2 ihe 7th Company, sd Regiment Of In
ENTRY under Col. W. +. Lewis, Royal
lrnham, Adjt., and countersigned by
Auemus Cushman, hrigadier- general,
/ soysl Edison. brigade inspector, and +. W.
| Hopkins, Adjt. and inspector general.
he commission was entered Nov, q, 1874,
y 4. Hale, secretary of civil and military
sasirs.
ne concert given by the local glee club
4S Friday night more than came up 20
ae expectations OF the townspeople and
Nal most decided success IN every way.
W. boys are to be congratulated for de-
4 aoplng such a high-class rendering OF
Y different parts OF the concert, especial
A when one remembers that every menu
~ seemed 70 have prominent part, and
le work OF the club as a chorus was the
. imclral feature The solos were all
sNen IN an artistic manner, as were the
quartet selections, and the readings were
appreciated in a way seldom seen in local
alulence. The instrumental part of the
Program was furnished by Wilder's
lchestra OF Montpelier, and their work
soloists or as a whole was the best ever
--Afl here. The dance after the concert
a. held in Woodard's hall. and was the
uysl enjoyable event OF the season, as the
-lsle furnished by the Wilder orchestra
9lla have given a wooden man the
aleing fever. The boys 60 to Chelsea
~ Friday night and to Bethel March
~; and It is sincerely hoped that they
~ nave a good attendance at both places.
-e receipts mere aggregated nearly slO0.