Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-03
South Royalton Notes.
~. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.


WANTED:-An elderly woman to help
with homework and be one OF the
family. Those who dislike children need
not answer. References exchanged. Ad-
dress, NJ, South Royalton. ae 3w
Maud and George Abbott visited friends
In Hartford last week.
Rev. +. f. Wells is to remain with the
NJ. +. parish here another year.
The Ladies' Social circle viii meet with
Mrs. Goodwin Tuesday, May s.
Mrs. Julia Dewey has been i'll the past
week, reported to have pneumonia.
Leon Skinner returned home from Bos-
tol Saturday for an indefinite stay.
Will Bingham Of Lowell is at home here
for few days stay with his family.
Regular meeting OF Bixby Post and Re
lief Corps today Thursday at p. m.
Charles Southworth has engaged to work
for Bert Sargent in his meat market this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Bamforth Of Water
bury visited the parents Of Mrs. BamforIh
Saturday.
James Waterman has recovered from the
measles and is back at his work at A. p.
SINNERS.
c. P. Abbott is erecting new barn on
his premises, removing all the old out
buildings.
George Taggart Of Royalton has sold bis
farm to John Schneider OF Boston through
the Galusha agency.
Mrs. N. A. Cox returned from Thetford
last week and is with Mark Love joys fam
lily on Broad Brook.
Charles French has recovered from bis
recent illness and returned to his work in
George Dewey's store.
Catholic services will be held in Hew q 5
hall next Sunday at a. m, Rev. James l..
Penders OF Randolph officiating.
Mrs Ellen Pierce Of Rochester is visit
ing her brother, j. G. Ashley, and family
after passing the winter in Boston.
Mrs. Charles Wall returned home Satur-
day from three weeks visit 10 friends IN
Newport, Windsor and Woodstock.
Charles Seymour has passed the crisis in
pneumonia and recovery Is probable but
slow, as he IS in very weakened condi-
ton.
The little daughter Of Mrs. Edith Skin
ner Clogston has the measles. They are
with her father, A. r. skinner, for the
summer.
Preparations are rapidly being carried
fJrward for be production OF Little Red
Riding Hood by he children under the
direction OF Mrs. Perley Belknap, assisted
by few Of the Older singers OF the town.
Il will probably be given some time the
latter part OF May.
Ernest Hewitt met with a pain Il aad
serious accident Saturday. As ie was
alighticg from a freight car door he put
his forehnger In the staple fastener a.
swung, aud failing to remove II quick
enough, the weight OF his body so badly
injured the finger that it was amputated
Al the first joint.
Rev. Il. E. X. Whitney, who recently
spoke in this place on the rural campaign
10 be held in STAFFORD, June 9 TO II, was in
Boston recently and completed arrange
ments with Evangelist II, L. Gale to con-
duet an the platform meetings, also with
Mary Howe, the prima donna, for the con-
cert Saturday evening. June 9Th. Mr..
Whitney feels particularly gratiiied by the
assistance and sympathy offered him by
the leaders OF the various ecclesiastical
headquarters OF New England.
At the annual cOnvocation OF Rising
Sun Chapter. No. Il, O +. s., held Wednes-
dsy, April %, the following were elected
and appointed officers for the ensuing
year:-Dr. r. J. Fish, W. p; Mrs. Nettie
Sargent, W NJ; Mrs. Lou Bryant, A. NJ. ;
Mrs. NJ. H. Hazen, Sec; Mrs. Jennie
Hewitt. Treas; Mrs. c. c. Southworlh,
Cond. Mrs. r b. Galusha, A. ca Miss
Alma French, Chap; NJ. J. Sargent mar
shall; Miss Lizzie Adams, organist; Mrs
"a. h. Bryant. Adah; Mrs. II. X. Darling
Ruth: Mrs. j. Goodrich, Esther; Mrs. Net
lie Waldo, Martha; Mrs. Gertrude Lewis,
Electa: L. L. SOuthworth. warderi W. X.
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