Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. sARoESr. Local Editor.


NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.
D. G. stoughton was home from lake
port, Ne, last week for a short visit.
Clifton Flanders returned home from
Boston last week for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Erva Sargent has been confined to
the house By sickness the past ten days.
George Mudgett has opened an electrical !
supply and repair shop over the marble /
shop.
Mr. Nichols had his shoulder joint dis
located last week by falling through a
scuttle.
The rummage sale at the High school
room last Saturday evening netted the
class,s rs.
Regular communication OF Rising Sun
lodge next week Wednesday, Feb. Z, at
1880 p. N.
Hoyt knight Of White River Jct.was up
Monday to make different arrangements
about leasing his blacksmith shop.
/ II. s. Knight has rented bis blacksmith
/ shop to Robert Fielders for another year,
and viii himself remain at White River
junction.
There will be no ice stored for public
use this season, Mr.. Nen having decided
not to pack any and no one else seeming
inclined to.
| J.F. Wells went to New York city last
Saturday for a two weeks stay with his
wife and daughter, who are passing the
winter there.
| William Smith returned last Saturday
/ from Tyson mine, where he has been en-
gagged tn past few weeks. He is to put
up the shafting in the PerciYal furniture
factory here.
J.F. Wells OF Salt Lake city went 10
Tyson mine in STAFFORD last week to visit
Mr. Judson, the manager, who is per-
sonal acquaintance OF his, and to inspect
the mining works.
A new camp OF Sons OF Veterans is to be
instituted at runbrdge this week. Some
OF the members Of the camp at South Roy
alton, living in Tunbridge, will be trans
ferred to the new camp when mustered IN
RAYMOND Moves of Tunbridge, gradu-
ate OF the South Royalton High school and
a student at the university at burlington,
Is quite seriously i'll with phthisis al his
home. He is the son OF VIII Moves, and
promising young man.
The Ladies' Social circle viii give an Ex-
perienee party and Valentine tea in the
Congl church vestry Wednesday, Feb. IA,
followed by a drama given by the young
people, entitled, "A Change Of Color" and
a musical program. Everyone invited
lnp GerClNHl NbiAhhANf nav Ahe
secured the title to the old shoe company
plant. commenced work last Thursday IN
preparation for putting in machinery for
the manufacture and upholstering Of tur-
niture. They are expecting to commence
manufacturing by the middle OF February.
4 new. but short lived, enterprise was
opened up here last Saturday evening BY a
slick. persuasive, get-rieh. quick bunco
, man. a stranger, " no was successful IN re-
| lieving several persons Of some good mon
ey TO considerable figure He Is evident
! liz going from town 10 town IN the Dust
ness.
p Farewell Reception to Mrs. Fielders.
A farewell reception was given by the
! Literary and Social club Of South Royal
ton Tuesday evening, Jan. 90, az the resi-
depce of Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt IN
honor OF Mrs. Robert Fielders, who l.
I about TO leave town TO reside at Northhela
Falls.
Although the weather was so unfayor-
/ able about 80 guests were present and
{ passed the evening very pleasantly. VIII
. music. games and social converse. A solo
+. was rendered by Mrs. p. ). Belknap IN hel
. usual pleasing manner, and vocal ano
instrumental selections by Misses hitN
Waldo, Helen Southworth and Edlti
: Goodrich Mrs. X. B. Galusha read yer,
d interesting poem. -.
: Al no O'Clock the guests were marshalet
p. into tho dining room, where a datntl
lunch was served from table beautliuli'
. decorated with ferns, carnations ana ever
. green. greatly admired by everyone.
with Mrs. Fieldefs' departure, the l.. :
, club loses one Of its most talented mem
bers. but all wish her happiness IN ne
r new home.