Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09
South Royalton Notes.
MI SARGENT. Local Editor.

u.P. TarbelI is in Boston on business
ibis geek.
Charles Blanchard is soon to move to
Connecticut.
Miss May Bliss was home from her
school over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Adams visited friends at
Randolph saturday.
Charles Waldo Of Bethel was a guest OF
Mrs. J. W. Waldo saturday.
Harvey Brooks has been confined TO the
house BY illness the past week.
Henry Clark returned home from the
hospital At Burlington Monday.
Archie Goodale hiss engaged TO work for
A. ?. skinner this fall and winter.
E p. Lincoln shipped a carload OF COWS
Monday 10 bis home At Dighton, Mass.
Arthur Cowdrey OF Glens Falls, \. y,
visited his mother and family last week.
Forrest southworth has taken ;. d.
FHFys farm 70 carry on the coming year.
VA. Lewis has moved from the O. =.
Curtis place to the Ashley tenement in the
village.
NJ. and Mrs. John A. Button we're
recent guests Of Mrs. j. w. Waldo at the
Riverside.
s. ID. Frary has moved his family from
bis farmhouse to the Thurston house IN
The village,
Mrs Clara Lyman is very low and cam
not long survive, being IN the last stages 81
consumption.
Herbert Bennett and wife, accompanied
hy Master Charlie Danforth, are in Boston
this week for visit.
Mr.. l. ". Welcome has returned from
hf visit TO her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Marx COrwin, at Chelsea.
The Poverty ball given by Welcome, Z
orchestra last Friday evening was well
attended by nice, jolly party.
Gideon Barker and family, who have
passed the last two months IN Maine
with his people, returned home Monday
Mrs. Goodwin, mother OF Rev. Sherman
Goodwin, goes to Winsted, Conn.,, this
week TO pass the winter with a son re-
siding there.
Rising sun Chapter, No. u, %. +. 5
are a. Woods took today attending the
annual district meeting They present
The Pilgrims al the evening session.
Edward Lyman, brother of Charles
Lyman, and daughter OF Masquan, n. j.,
are visiting friends in town this week,
BE has been in the employ OF railroad
company there since leaving town several
years 4go.
News was received here Tuesday evening
OF the death OF Louis Mhipple OF Wash.
ngtun, ID. c., son Of the late Harry Whip
pie Of this village and grandson OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ohed Whipple OF Pomfret. lie
was in the employ OF the government, and
was considered very capable young man.
AZ the close OF the spanish war he was
sent 10 Cuba on government service ana
stationed at santiago.
John T.. Stetson, principal OF the South
h9} alton Graded school, gives notice that
90 tuesday, Nov. igth, all parents and
friends will be welcomed at the graded
school The usual daily program will be
carried out Accurate knowledge on the
part OF parents concerning the work ana
needs OF the school is greatly TO be desired
cordial cooperation between parents
aud teachers greatly increases the eih-
tencY OF the school, and produces de-
-.r2d!- results In the cases % individual
pupils
There are several veterans in this vicini-
" Who served In Co. +, Second Vermont
infantry, in the Civil war that will be
panied to learn Of the death Of Capt,
ward b. Hurlburt of Burlington, who
served 40 Co, ID Of the same regiment.
Very many Of the first enlstments OF Co.
= Iau personal acquaintance with hlhi'
qua none knew him but 10 love him a. q
Nomrade and an esteemed friend. His hrsi
promotion TO first sergeant gave him the
Ute sergeant Hurlburt, which his IN
Hinate comrades have used 10 this DAY.
Lls vas afterwards promoted 70 secon1
aAu hrst lieutenant, and captain, when
'auN pc held when mustered out.
Energy eli gone? Headache2 stomach
gal OF order2 Simply a case Of torpid
hter, BurdOck Blood Bitters will make q