Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-28
South Royalton Notes.


Remember the date of the Worlds fair
at Tunbridge Oct, 2, 3 and 4.
Charles West is III and under the physI-
clans care.
Winnie Hewitt visited Boston and Vi
entity last week.
John Dutton is at home from Quechee
for weeks vacation.
Mrs. Mary Hartwell Miller returned TO
Hartford, Conn, last Thursday.
Mrs. Hildreth Of Jonesville was a guest
OF DIR. and Mrs. bearing last week.
Miss Emma Farnham OF Florida was
a guest OF Mrs. NJ. II. Hazen recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright returned to
their home at Westtield, Mass, last week.
Mrs. st. Clair has recently made extern
siye improvements on her summer cottage.
DR.. Elmer Moore and family returned to
their home at Providence, X. l., Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Marsh Clark, former
school teacher, visited friends here last
week.
c. p. Abbott moved last week to his new
home in the Gallup house recently pur-
chased.
Miss Ala Day has accepted a position IN
the family of Hon. Curtis 5. Emery at
Chelsea.
Regular eonvocation OF Rising Sun
chapter, No. u, o. +. s., next Wednesday,
Oct. 9th.
Miss &. w. Hsckett has returned from
her visit to her sister, Mrs. Prentiss, at
Chelsea, p. q.
Walter and Joseph Foster went TO Nor
way, Me, Tuesday 10 work in a shoe fac
tory through the winter.
Mrs. j. b. Durkee and Miss Lucy Hale
lat a. Eafe
visit in Someryille, Mass.
There is no change in the condition Of
Edgar Watkins favoring improvement. /
lie Is very low and helpless.
George Mooney c. V. Ry. station agent /
al Jonesville, a former assistant agent /
here, visited friends here Tuesday.
The measles cases are recovering and /
many of them are out OF quarantine. No
new cases have been reported recently.
f. r. Lincoln and L. b. Sweet OF Digh
ton, Mass, and Charles Farnham OF Prov
idenee. Il. L., were in town last week pur-
chasing cows.
Horace Woodland and wife OF Campello,
Mass, arrived here Tuesday and went to
BENZ. fuckers, where they will pass the
month OF October.
Mrs. James Pike went to Winchendon,
Mass, last Thursday, accompanied by
to Providence, r. /.
Mrs. Samuel Slack and son, Ira, re-
turned to Newport, n. H., last Thursday,
accompanied by Mrs Charles Wall, who
went to visit her daughter.
Albert Sargent Of Brookield called on
relatives here Tuesday on his way 20
Quechee to visit his son and family and
attend the Woodstock fair.
BENZ. Latham has growth OF suntiow-
ers of unusual size, one stock measuring
Il feet, 6 inches in height, another stalk
the body seven inches In diameter and
has 30 blossoms on il.
VIM. Gould has his new house nearly
completed and il Is a very pretty cottage.
The new Improvement on Nj. ID. Rowell's
house near Mr.. Gould's makes decided
improvement in the appearance OF that
portion OF the village.
Miss Maude Abbott has been at home
from the Normal school at Randolph
Center the past week and VIII not
not return until the quarantine OF the
Maplewood hotel is removed, case OF
diphtheria having broken out there, as re-
ported.
Charles II. Pierce, the adopted son Of
Henry Pierce OF Royalton, who recently
graduated at the university al Burlington,
has received the position Of instructor ~
civil engineering in the Illinois university i
at Urbana, ana assumed the uutles W.
weeks ago. Z
w. c. Clifford, superintendent Of the {
Woodbury. Granite Co. Of Bethel, snd
plumber from Boston called on NJ =. I
Roweli the first OF the week to look over !
his plumbing outfit. They seemed very
much pleased with the work and material
used. Mr.. Clifford is about TO put IN :
similar outfit.
Wynn Rogers Of Lynn, Mass, former
resident here, is putting IN the electric u
Eliminating outfit on the state capltoi y
Montpelier for the centennial celebration
next week. His wife, daughter OF MIS-.
Julia Foster OF this village, is visiting her
and famlly Mr.. Rogers IS IN the employ
of the Sampson & Allen Electric ION
struction Co, Lynn, Mass.
The monument to be placed on the Jo-
seph smith birthplace site Is being GU ~ I
the Barclay sheds, Barre, Tor the =. y.
Bowers company OF Montpelier. Inc nfst
shipment viii be made N about ~ (
weeks. The spire was taken from ths
quarry Of Boutwell, Milne and Narnhm
and the two bases from the Mari q GoI- !
don quarry. The spire is 81 feet, ihShes !
in length and weighs about 81 tons. ~ =
four feet in diameter at the loot. M
lower base is u feet square. Inc ehtHe !
monument is to be polished from Inc DOT !
tom base to the apex Of the spire. y =
one Of the largest polished monuments ,
that has ever been cut in Barre.