Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J, sARoEsr, Local Editor.
Notice.

Notice.
After Jan. /, 'O6, the following places of
business viii close every Thursday at 8 p.
mi. III. Hewitt, L. +. Terry, G.. il.
Dewey. l.. Q. Dickerman, Lula Bryant, A.
q. Waterman, Fielders & Ashley, II. X.
Foster, II. c. Sargent, A. P. Skinner, =. Y.
Moody, Bertha Allen, 9. ?. Abbott, A..
Jerd. ae 3w
NJ s. Adams was in Boston last week.
Mrs. Albert Sargent has not be SO well
the past week.
j. F. Wells was in Boston the 81 the
week on business.
Arthur Lewis of Rochester visited
friends here last week.
John Woodland has recovered from his
recent injury sufficiently to be about.
&. II. Woodard and James Bingham are
the town iurymen at the county court.
Miss Burnett Of Bethel visited Dr. D. L..
Burnett, her brother, and family Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B. Johnson Of Ran
dolph made a call on friends here Friday.
George Hackett is putting up a covered
platform in front Of his wood finishing
mill.
Mrs. j. II. Coy spent Thanksgiving with
her son, Perley Cloud, at birmingham,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waldo Of Bethel
were guests OF Mrs. j. W. Waldo and
family Saturday.
Charles smith was taken suddenly i'll
| Thursday. He is recovering slowly, but IS
confined to the bed.
| Mrs. Josephine French, Miss Agnes
| Dunbar, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Mills visited
at Riverside last week.
Rev. Sherman Goodwin is TO remain as
pastor Of the Cong1 church under an en-
gagement for two years.
Several members OF Rising Sun lodge
attended the district Masonic meeting
held at Springfield last week.
The Graded school closes tomorrow,
| Friday, for a holiday vacation OF two
weeks, commencing again Jan, I'd,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waldo OF Bethel
/ and Mrs. Josephine French OF Royalton
attended the W. r. c. fair held Friday.
d. q. Stoughton left here Monday for
( Livermore, Me-, where he has an engage
ment Of six weeks or more at mason work
Rev. W. T. sparhawk OF Randolph sup
piled the pulpit at the Cong1 church last
Sunday in the absence Of Rev. Sherman
Goodwin, the pastor.
rhe Ladies' social circle will hold sale
OF fancy goods and useful articles and
serve dinner and supper at the usual
hours in the vestry at the Congl church
Wednesday, Dec. 20. Everybody invited,
At the annual meeting Of Mark J. Sar-
gent Camp, Sons OF Veterans, held Dec. I'd,
the following officers were elected Pearl
ID. Waldo. commander; George l.. Smith,
$. V. c.; Clayton Woodward, j. v. C.; W.
r. spaulding, A. y. Stoughton, r. j.. Ten
ney, camp council; Clayton Woodward,
Chas. Osborne, delegates; j. +. Lyman,
Pearl Greene, alternates.
The annual meeting OF Orville Bixby
Post, No. 80, q. A. r., was held Saturday
evening and elected the following Off
GERS Seymour Culver, commander Don
w. Blake, 5. V. C.; Benz +. Bowman, j.
V. c. Oscar n. Stoughton, q. NJ; Fred
eric FAY, surgeon; Henry Dutton, chap.
George Hackett, o. D.; Chas. Sleeper, o.
q. The post mas membership OF 80
members In good standing.
Mrs. Augusta Godfrey Cowdry, widow OF
George Cowdry, died at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Irving Barrows, last FRI
day after an extended sickness, at the age
OF rs years. She had been a resident OF
this village "A years. Prior TO that time
the family were residents Of Tunbridge
since early in married life. They were
prominent and highly esteemed citizens.
The funeral was held at her home Monday
and her remains were taken TO Tunbridge
for burial. Rev. Mr.. Wells was the Off
ciating clergyman.