Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-18
South Royalton Notes.
N. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

M. y. GARMENT. Local Euuor.
Walter Goss OF Chelsea visited DIR. Z. j.
Fish and family over Sunday.
Fred Culver aud family have taken resi-
denee in the Diekerman block ON Chelsea
street.
Rev, Sherman Goodwin and family re-
turned from an extended visit in Maine
Friday.
There will be a regular eonyoeation OF
kislng sun chapter, o. L, s., "Wednesday
evening, Oct. "a.
Charles Pierce and wife and Mrs. +. l..
Pierce were guests of Mr.. and Mrs, J. q.
Ashley over Sunday,
+. ID. Ladd and wife and h. w. Hooker
and wife OF Barre were guests OF the South
Royalton House Sunday,
The ladies Social circle will hold bus,
mess meeting in the Congl church veslry
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Ladies' Social circle Wilt hold It's
annual chicken pie supper Oct. 81, under
the direction OF Miss Ala Day,
Miss Mabel Danforth was taken serious
ly III Monday, causing much anxiety as
the trouble seemed obscure TO the physl-
clan.
Regular meeting OF Bixby Post, q. A.
r., and the Woman's Relief Corps will be
held Thursday afternoon, Oct. %, at ?
O'Clock.
j. J.. Carney and two daughters OF
Hayerhill, Mass, were guests OF the South
Royalton House during last week, on a
vacation.
+. {, Flanders and wife left here
Wednesday for Ogden, Utah, where they
intend to remain permanently and engage
in business.
Mrs. Bert Pielders has been III and con-
fined 10 the bed, and Mrs. John Morse
has been unable to be. about the house
the past week.
Lewis Leazer sold both OF his farms last
week TO Mr.. aud Mrs. h. Rugbaum OF
Jersey City who will establish a summer
home on them.
Miss Ala Day returned from Lowell,
Mass, Saturday after an absence of six
weeks. She reports that Karl Day Is seri-
ously III with tuberculosis.
Fred Haynes accompanied W. A. Farm
ham on the stock train TO Boston last
Monday ana is TO remain there during the
week for business and pleasure trip COM
bined.
George Pecor, former resident Of
Bethel, died suddenly last week in a hos
pilal in Manchester, n. H., following an
"a
dent of South Royslton.
A meeting OF the Town Sunday School
association will be held in the Cong'l
church, South Royalton, Sunday after
noon, Oct. q, at 3 o'clock. This will also
be an echo OF the convention at Randolph.
Friday evening, Oct. 10, lovers OF good
orchestral music will have an opportunity
10 hear the Wilder orchestra OF Mont
pelier at concert given under auspices of
Rising Sun chapter, o. l.. $. Dancing
will follow the concert.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Benjamin Franklin Waldo
and Miss Jennie Althea Blodg tt Monday,
October /, at Tacoma, Wash. Their many
friends and relatives are pleased to ex-
press congratulations and wish them
every Joy.
Rollin Hoyt, who had been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. q. II. Stoughton, returns to
Boston today to take up orchestra work
for the winter season. Mr.. Hoyt has
played through the summer with the
Symphony orchestra of Boston at the
United States hotel in Saratoga, n. j.
There is to be held at Bethel Friday
evening, Oct. 10, grand campfire, to
which all soldiers, Relief Corps mem bers,
Sons of Veterans and citizens are invited.
Several good speakers have been engaged
for the occasion. Refreshments Will be
served to the soldiers, corps members and
Sons OF Veterans. a.
Charles Smith of this village received a
serious injury Saturday while dislodging
cartridges from his revolver without ex-
ploding them. In extracting one while
holding his hand over the muzzle, he in
some way exploded it, receiving the charge
in the hollow of his left hand, the loaded
part burying deep, and lodging against
the bones. He went TO the hospital Tues
day to have the ball taken out.