Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14
South Royalton Notes
NJ. J. sARoENr. Local Editor.

Il NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.
one horse Gray power, Baldwin ensilage
cutter. l6-in. knives, % foot carrier. good as
& new for sale BY c. ". Seymour, south
Royaiton. Nv he
VIM. A. Bingham of Lowell visited his
81 family here last week.
Conneil Haynes OF Franklin, n. H.,
Is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hubbard are visit
ing friends in Waits River.
Miss Cassie Bingham has returned to
her school at Salem, Mass.
W. o. Belknap is in New York and Bos-
ton this week for new goods.
Mrs. Martha sibley has moved TO rooms
in Mrs. J. y. Durkees house.
John Onkin and family returned to their
home at Chaplin, ILL.,, last week.
The friends OF Mrs. James Pike gave
her a reception Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Corwin OF Chelsea visited her
daughter, Mrs. I. l.. Welcome, saturday.
Chester sanborn has been confined TO
the house the past ten days with rheuma-
tsm.
The primary school is closed this week,
owing 10 case Of measles developed IN
school.
J.v. sturteysnt, late principal Of the
schools here, has moved to Royalton
Center.
c. r. Black has recovered from typhoid
fever sufficiently to be at his place oil
business.
Mrs. Florence southgate Pierson OF
East Barre visited her mother and sister
over sunday.
Mr.. Hanna returned TO Florida this
week having passed the summer at &. {.
Southworths.
Miss c. W. Haekett left here Tuesday to
visit her sister, Mrs. George Prentiss, al
Chelsea, p. q.
Rev. W. 5. Thompson, who has been
passing the summer here, has gone 10
Newton, Mass.
JIG. Ashley was in Bethlehem, y. H.,
last week. His son, Lester, returned
home with him.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Waldo died suddenly last Sunday morning
with bronchitis.
Mrs. Mary Talbert and Miss Nellie
Adams returned home from Northheld,
Mass, last week.
John Allen OF Chicago, a former resi-
dent here, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Alex
ander, and family.
John and Lewis Whitney OF Nashua,
\. H., are passinga few days here and
with friends IN Tunbridge
Comrades Fred Fay, Hollis Allard and
A. +. Rand Joined BiXby post by transfer
and reinstatement recently.
Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Dutton Of Fair
Haven are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ;. &
Drew, parents OF Mrs. Dutton.
Misses Lottie ana Lillian Poole, who
had passed the summer here, returned 10
Boston last week Wednesday.
Rev. Mr. FELTON, OF Bethel preached in /
the NJ. +. church Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Nells' I
the pastor. preached in Chelsea.
Lester Ashley arrived home from the +
mountains saturday TO be In readiness for
the opening OF the college term.
The ladies OF the Cong'l society Will serve
a Vermont boiled dish dinner ana hash
supper next Wednesday. Sept. 20ih.
]. II. Hewitt is erecting a store house
building in the ward Of the 4. v. KY, back
Of the freight depot, for feed storage.
Mrs. Harmon OF Boston, who has passed
a couple OF weeks with Misses Lottie ana
Lillian Poole. returned home yesterday
Mrs. Abbie Monkey Emery Of Washing
ton, ID. c., arrived here SATURDAY evening
on & visit 10 friends here and IN Iunbrldge'
The selectmen are putting in large
stone and iron culvert over the stream
near {. c. Southworths, north OF the VII
lage.
A field battery OF the 27th L. 5. artillery
on the way TO Springfield, VI, camped
near the village Wednesday night OF lAsl
week.
Rufus Cloud Of Barre is visiting his
grandfather. II. b. Cloud, and family. ne
Is laid Oh from business by an injured
knee.
{. r. Cummings and wife and {. A.
Walker Of White River Junction ana hol-
lin ellison and lady Of Bethel were guests
at the ROyaiton House SUNDAY.
Misses Froe TAYLOR and Helen osNold
returned to New York Tuesday. atlef =
six weeks visit TO their brothef anu
sister, Mr. Taylor ana Mrs. sanhorn.
Albert Fielders has passed the CRISIS IA
his run Of typhoid fever and Win leli. -.
ture normal most Of the time nafrlns ~"
complications. will make fast recovery.
The body Of Miss Lois Crandaii sffi,el
here Monday from Worcester, Mass ~
burial Mis- Crandall was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Crandal, deceast O,
who were for many years residents ~
south R0valton on what is known q Al1
Crandal farm. h
Atthe special meeting Of the south. hoy- 1
alton Graded school district last FRIDAY
evening 10 act upon the matter ~ Trans
portation Of scholars. % was Eole1 - ,t
cept the provision % No. 81 81 ACTS q 80
aud the prudential commlttet W.
straeted 10 eXpend go Tor transIoI.a-i' ,'i'
In excarating the place Tor the toanaa-
ton OF the monument that 49,,
constructed for the site OF the plrlhpl'tt
OF Joseph smith. founder Of the Mormon,
church. Mr.. Wells, the supertnie nosns "
the work. found q one cent NHtA
American money bearing date ls9e'