Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-09
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Those having hay TO press, please apply
TO A. I. Neff, South Royalton.
Mrs. c. II. Robinson is visiting friends
in Burlington.
Mrs. Glenn Blake has been on the sick
list the past week.
Harold Fish was at home from Dart
mouth over Sunday.
Mrs. Nett Smith visited friends in
Mortified last week.
Postotfiee Inspector d. ]. Repp of Bur
ltngton was in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerman Rogers youngest
child died Saturday with pneumonia.
/ Mrs. Ernest Moody was called to Rut-
land last week by the illness Of her moth
Mrs. j. b. Durkee attended the funeral
| Of DR.. C. {. Ellis at somerville, Mass, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young OF Randolph visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. Fred Wright, last
week.
Mrs. Fred Smith was made a member OF
Bixby Relief corps at the regular meeting
last Thursday.
Nearly three fourths Of the water sup
ply of the village has been cut off by
freezing Of the pipes.
Earl Faneuf has given up his work as a
nurse az the Waterbury asylum and is al /
home for the present.
Mrs. Floyd Snow OF Bridgewater came /
last Friday to care for her sister, Mrs 4
Clarence Burke, who is quite poorly with /
a nervous trouble.
Hapgood q Flint have placed a gasoline
engine in their shoe factory for power 10
run their machines ia the manufacture Of
ladies' and children's shoes.
John Phelps Il at home from Wood
stock His fat nd hs.- r.. I
Mrs. Joel Phelps, are to be away from
home two or three weeks on a visit.
Clarence j. Ferguson, superintendent of
ne Anti-Saloon League of the state, is to
deliver an address at the Cong1 church
next Sunday evening at 100 o'clock. !
The latest report of the condition OF
francis, infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs Eddie :
sargent, at Northampton, Mass, received
Monday night, gave no announcement y
md il was thought he could not long sur 6
i've, his temperature registering los U
oxygen being administered TO sustain life.
Leon f.. Day, a student OF the Exeter. n =
l., High school formerly a resident Of $
his village, ward OF George NJ. Randall, !,
former resident, was awarded the first \
rtze, 20, for the best defamation at The y
nnual Merrill prize contest held Feb. 2 \
he prize was awarded him last year ?
his Is the first time the first prize has
01Ai aNaA iNA " a slu06nN OF the school
40 years in succession. Master Day Will 81
raduate in June this year.
Henry Doubleday OF somerville. Mass. az
led last Saturday after a short illness N
18th grip at "a years of age. Mr.. Double
ny was for many years a resident Of II
)uth Royalton. The latter part OF his la
lsiness life he was engaged in the pur- Fs
lase Of hemlock bark very extensively NJ
e married Miss Hattie Shaw Of Stowe In RI
81 at West Hartford. Five children Re
ere born to them, three OF them now liy-
x Mrs. Fannie, wife of DR.. r. Leavitt.
Somerville, Mrs. Hattie Hannah OF -,
oston, George of Derry, N. H. He was a ~ ~
nd, genial neighbor, good citizen, re- ~,
eeted by all bis acquaintance. His ~ H.,
'dy was brought here and the funeral ",
I'D at the Cong'l church Monday at 3p ~,
), Rev. Sherman Goodwin officiating y
d he was buried in the family lot in the ~
llage cemetery. IN