Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-26
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

DR.. d. f. bearing and v life are away for
a weeks visit.
WI. Cushman Of Northfield visited his
sister and family Tuesday.
L. F. Terry and Fred Sargent returned
home from Boston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webster have
son, born Wednesday OF last week.
Mrs. Fred b. Wright returned home
| from Concord, n. H., last Thursday.
Charles f. Flint OF Northampton, Mass,
was in the village last week on business.
+. II. Ashley has moved to the Slack
house, recently purchased by L. ID. Leay-
DIR. J. Euclid Fish and wife are passing
this week with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
/ +. J. Fish.
The first deer brought into town was
killed by George Woodwork OF Tun-
bridge Monday.
Clifton Flanders has a position in the
collection agency office OF an insurance
company in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Burbank OF Provi-
dence, r. L.. are visiting his sister, Mrs.
l.. d. Mcintosh, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emery OF Clare
mont, n. H.. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W HIS 1OANH NAA All0A VI AAN
Rev. Benjamin Marshall Of scarbor-
ough- on-the Hudson was guest OF Or
+. j. Fish and family the first Of the week.
Miss Josephine Fisk, superintendent OF
the Deaconness' Home in Boston, VIII
speak at the NJ f. church next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. George W Brown had the misfor-
tune to cut her foot by stepping on
piece of glass, which necessitated the use
OF a crutch for few days.
The youngest daughter OF DIR. and Mrs.
]. Euclid Fish is having the measles TAX
ing them OF the elder sister, who had them
while on a visit M Chelsea recently.
Rev. Benz. Marshall, w. o. Belknap, DR..
Euclid Fish, Walter Goss and Nj. II. haz-
en- attended the foot ball game at Hanover
last Saturday, making the trip by auto.
The BODY OF Mrs. Esther NJ. G0ss OF
Lagrange, ILL.,, whose death occurred sat
urday last, was brought TO Barre fuesday
for burial. Mrs. Goss was sister OF Mrs
Danforth Day OF this village.
The two bases OF the Joseph Smith mon
ument that were started toward their des-
tination from Royalton depot Monday, me
18th, were landed opposite the river bridge
in South Royalton Saturday night, having
travelled two miles In one week.
Last week Wednesday, forty OF the
neighbors and friends of w. w. Allen met
al his home on Broad Brook for social
dance. DIR. Reynolds OF Tunbridge tur-
nished music. He says he is in the b6th
wear OF his age and has played the violin
Tor fS dances during the year past
Rising sun Lodge, No. Z, F. and A. M,
attended the funeral OF James NJ. " whitney
OF Tunbridge last saturday and performed
the rites OF the Masonic burial service IN
a -. a. ana hn vtFaE a mem her
Of the fraternity. The service was con-
Quoted by DR.. h. j. Fish. Mr.. Whitney
was the Oldest member OF Rising sun
lodge.
Mrs. :. ID. Frary died last Thursday aft
or an illness OF only four days OF BRAIN
fever. Mr.. and Mrs. Frary moved here
from Lawrence, n. Y, four years ago ana
located on farm in Sharon on the koyal-
ton line, two miles from this village, where
practically all his business was transacteu;
They were young, industrious people ana
estimable citizens. She left husband
and three small children, the eldest OF ten
wears. Her funeral WAS held saturday al
her late home.
A freight car containing kerosene ana
gasoline on the way freight that arrived
here about Z O'Clock Tuesday night was
discharged at the depot except one barrel
Just before the train pulled out, flames
burst from the car Win HuNu A1ANN AA-t -
could not be entered or the fire extin-
guished. The car was drawn away from
the depot as soon as possible, but not IN
season 10 prevent the flames doing con-
siderable damage to the depot, and only
nv ouick work OF the fire department did
extinguishers save IL, and large amount
~ other property. The train men were
close by and the first they saw OF II was
Inc burst OF flame from the car door. The
woodwork was consumed very shortly.
Dana Winslow, prominent citizen OF
pittsford. VT, died at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. E. Winslow Of ROyalton,
last WEE K at the age of 81 years. Mr..
Wfnslow had been in the care OF ms
daughter for two years, his enfeebled con-
dition by age and heart disease necessi-
fafing an attendant. Mr.. Minslow was q
man Of broad intellect and large business
capacity, holding places OF trust in town,
county and state, and during the Civil
var was commissioned for some business
h4rh took him into conference with
President Lincoln. He was an ardent he-
publican and at the last presidential cleo
fton insisted on beng taken 10 the voting
ulace on election day, three miles Distant
- vote. saving be had never since the or
gani7ation Of the Repu hlIcan party faiieu
II vote the ticket. HIS remains were tax
en- 10 pdtsford, accompanied hY DIS
daughter and husband, where the funeral !
was held
TozTA.