Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-19

| .sailing on" most peacefully,
our battleship Vermont.
/ (signed) NETTIE n. WALDO. So Royalion. Vt.
Fred Sargent is in Boston this week.
Ned sibley was home from Barre over
Sunday.
Miss Mandine Richards returned to her
| home Thursday.
Miss Isabel Martin was at home from
Barre over last Sunday.
Mrs. Willis Jones and daughter, Mabel,
returned hong Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Wright is visiting friends in
Concord, n. H., this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Waldo returned
home from Montreal Tuesday.
f. F. Moody was in Boston last week
for his fall stock OF new goods.
William Bingham Of Lowell is in the
village this week with his family.
Harold Fish went to Minnesota last
week for a short visit with relatives.
Rev. Sherman Goodwin returned home
last week after two weeks vacation.
Several out-of-town sportsmen arrived
last week with their outfits for hunting.
Morris Lamb is home from Boston for
two weeks vacation and hunt for game.
Mr. and Mrs. d. G. stoughton arrived
home from Portsmouth, y. H., last week.
Bert Preston Of Mortified, Mass, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Ellen Preston,
and family.
s. 5. Ballard and wife Of Montpelier
were guests at the South Royslton House
last Thursday.
Mrs. Abbie Bingham and Miss Ada
| Burroughs OF Randolph visited Mrs. John
| Mudgett last week.
L. $ Banville, Hiram Tenney, Mr. and
/ Mrs. Roy Allen went to Montreal on the
excursion last Monday.
Henry French, who has passed the
summer with A. p, Skinner, returned TO
/ his home in Minnesota this week.
/ +. s. Parkhurst returned from Ogdens-
/ burg. y. V. Monday, and IN remain at
/ his home here through the winter.
Mrs. John A. Schontag and family are
soon to move from New York to South
/ Royalton. The family were residents here
a few years ago.
| Borodel Woodard returned home from
| the mountains last week, accompanied by
/ Frank Tate of Boston, Dartmouth stu
dent
George Hackett has recently put an
/ additional power, consisting Of gasolene
engine in his factory for light work. lie
/ has now both steam and gasolene power.
! valuable gold watcn, the property Of
/ Miss Susan Lamb, WAS stolen about three
weeks ago, but the theft was not made
| known. for some reason. The robbery
cannot be reasonably connected Win the
/ Foster store burglary
The south Royalton Graded schools will
be closed Thursday and Friday Of this
week to allow the teachers to attend the
/ state Teachers association convention at
| Nontpeher. which they are entitled to by
i law, without loss Of time.
on the evening OF the night the Foster
safe was burgarized here, man pur-
chased a pair 81 hose OF J. @. Belknap.
/ Last Friday Mr.. Belknap received single
/ hose from sheldon, VT, taken from the
/ foot OF the man who was shot while nc
work on a safe in a store there. The
/ hose was identified as being OF the same
/ size. color and texture and same label as
\ those sold him by Mr.. Belknap, and
apparently not much worn.
The base aud die Of the Joseph Smith
monument arrived at Royalton station
saturday and was loaded upon heavy
truck wagon for hauling 10 the foot Of
/ he Dairy hill road. Ten pairs Of horses
/ had been engaged and when all was in
readiness. an attempt was made to draw
| he load. but il failed The weight OF the
stone and wagon was 81 tons. The plan
was abandoned. Il will be drawn by the
block. using capstan power, requiring
several days 10 land 1t at the destina-
tion. about five miles distant.
Oliver }. Ellis, NJ D., OF Royalton and
Miss Blanche Adams OF South Royalton
were united in marriage by Rev. W. VI.
Newton, presiding elder, Tuesday, Oct
10th. at his residence in this village. Dr.
| Ellis is son Of George Ellis Of Royalton,
and a recent graduate Of a medical college
| in Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Ellis Is daugh-
ter of the late Austin Adams OF Royaiton'
and a graduate OF the Normal school at
Randolph Center and had taught several
terms in the graded school IN Randolph.
They are TO locate IN Pittsheid, VI, Where
the doctor VIII open an office Tor practice.
The death OF Miss Florence spaulding,
which occurred as noted last week, cast
a deep gloom over the community
especially so among her immediate young
associates Although her death was mol
UNEXPECTED. the announcement was
shocE Her young lie mad been hanging
ia the baianc, for the past feN months HHa
-he was reduced toa mere sktletoh' one
49, q beautifai Young Lady Of = Years. in
all the term implies Uhul the COM
,nenrrntenf ~ her illness, 1870 Nears ago.
80 yss. the embodiment - health aud
.isar. II noe physique, graceful ~ ap-
,,ssraac- and modest iu her beartAE.
| sbe was a graduate 30 The nigh school,
cisas 81 ps, ana had taught school from
/ then 10 the time % her illness Ter
I fanerat was larg ~ attended. kef. Sher,
man Goodwin. PASTOR 81 the chtrch u
which she Was an attendant, oIneiht-a.
I The many floral tributes affected the
esteem la winch she was held. ter re-
mains = ere buried al q lot ia the River
. ,-aasV famegrrV.