Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-15
South Royalton Notes,
n. 3. sARaENr. I.oeaI RdItor.


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YOU OF eataTTh. Deposit IL with M, j.
Sargent 4 son Of South RoyallOn, and II
Hyomei tails 10 cure, they viii return
your money, ae
Q. J. l.andes Of Washington, d. G, was
3 guest al the South Royalton House Mon
day,
Mrs. Clarence Burke is too in 10 be
about the house and requires house
keeper,
Regular eonyoeation Of Rising sua
chapter, o. r, >, will De held Wednesday
NOV. n.
Miss Gertrude Brownsll returned to her
work ia Chelsea saturday after week ;
vacation,
Ms Fannie tRoardmanl King OF New
hritsla, Conn, Vas guest OF the Misses
RFOwHell last week,
Miss Mabel naniOFth has recovered from
q surgical operation sufficiently TO sit 40 a
COCO deal Of the time,
The graded schools will have only two
days vacation Thanksgiving week,
Thursday and Friday,
There will be a regular meeting aud in
spection OF hlNby post, u. A. H., Thurs
day, Nov, Y, al ? p, m.
Mes, Briggs, wife OF DIR. Briggs ui SOM
eFVllle, has been guest OF Mrs. j, Il. Dur-
kee the past two weeks.
Miss Eta labaree OF Bellows Falls Wis
tied her sunts, Mrs, Elyita Brownell and
Mrs, watkins, last week,
Warren SanboFn has his new house well
along toward completion and expects 10
move into Il before extreme cold weather.
Union eyangelistie meetings are being
held this week, alternating between the
NJ. +. and Cong'l churches for evening
. services.
Mrs. Emery returned from the hospital
| In Burlington last week. She is in a
/ weakened condition after the treatment
| but otherwise better,
/ Mrs. Cassie Manley, Misses Della Pres
/ ton, Grace Robinson and Cassie Woodland
7 are assisting Mrs. Lisls Mcintosh in max
I ing jelly this season.
/ Two inches OF snow fell in this imme-
diate vicinity SUNDAY, and ON the hills a
I foot or more fell. Telephone service was
badly crippled by broken lines.
George Haokett has recently sold hi.
house 10 Charles Z. Southworth OF this
village, who Will take possession next
month. Mr.. Hgckett will occupy a tene-
ment IN the house.
The valuable race horse owned BY John
Waterman OF RoyaltOn, that had one lea
broken on a race track this fall, has so ial
recovered from the injury that 1t can walk
about with ease and Is gaiaing.
The special union meetings being held
this week at the Congl church will be-
continued next Sunday morning and also
every evening except Saturday durirg
next week at the Methodist church.
II. b. Lynde Is making extensive pur'
chases aud shipments of milk from tht
and other railroad points on the {. V, II, Il
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Mass, the farmers delivering it on boarC
cars in two and a half gallon cans.
At the South Royalton Graded schoo
contest for prize speaking, Don Field wol
the first prize for boys and Myron Buck
the second; of the misses, Sadie Levi,
won first, and Flossie Shepard second
The winners were all high school pupils.
The citizens of the town were greatly
shocked upon receiving news OF the deatl
Iof DR.. l.. NJ. Greene of Bethel Monds!
night. His extensive practice includeC
very many OF the citizens here who viii
sorrow profoundly in his untiMely death
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Norhrop spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Mcln
tosh. Mrs. Northrop returned to Barr
Monday and Mr. Northrop left here 70
Alva, Fla, where he will spend the winte
with a view to making home there later
He was accompanied by his brother
Charles Northrop.
Mrs. Janet (Osgood) Poor, widow of tn
late George Poor, formerly shoe manu-
facturer OF Haverhill, Mass, and a siste
of Elisha Osgood, deceased, OF this village
and Charles Osgood of Bethel, is spendin,
the winter here as boarder at Mrs. ID.
Jones'. She had the great misfortune I,
lose her sight four years ago, through III
liberation of the eyeballs, and has b e.
totally blind since until recently. Sh
can distinguish light, both sun and artiti
cial, and is assured by an eminent spe
cialist that in time she will recover sight