Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-08
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.


NJ. J. Sargent 4 Son of South Royalton
have received fresh lot OF HyOmei, the
oatarTh remedy that they guarantee will
cure, or cost nothing. ae
Mrs. James Thompson Of Montpelier
Wan guest of Mrs, W, NJ, Sargent last
week
There will be union church service at
the NJ, Z, church this evening at 1880
O'Clock,
Walter spaulding went TO Springfield,
Mass last Thursday 10 remain three or
four weeks,
George Davis has returned, and is again
engaged in the livery stable Of Harrington
n Moodard as hosJler.
Mrs j. A. Macarthur OF Hartland aud
Mrs William Bond OF fairlee spent last
week With Mrs. W. A. Cox.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. p. Leisure are visiting
their daughter at Monkton, and will
be absent three weeks or more,
Pearl Waldo went to New York city
Saturd for visit TO his brother and
sister. He was accompanied by Dryer
Pearl,
Mr.. and Mrs. :. A Choate arrived from
Boston Monday to spend few days
with Mrs. Mary lalbert, sister OF Mrs.
Choate,
James Hunt OF Boston visited &C.
quaintanees here last week. lie Is lanitor
at the old Fitchburg railroad building In
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clogston came
from Boston Friday to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Charles Sargent, an aunt OF Mrs.
Clogston.
The South Royalton Woman's club will
meet with Mrs. Ellen Curtis Nov. 10 at ? p.
m. The attendance OF every member Is
requested.
Students OF the graded schools will
hold price speaking contest at the Nj. T..
church Friday evening, Nov. 3, for the
benefit OF the senior class.
Mrs. r. ID. Grain of Winchendon, Mass,
arrived last Thursday and returned Satur-
day, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Betsey Pike, who will spend the winter at
Winchendon.
Commencing Sunday next, there is to be
held a series of union church meetings,
alternating between the Nj. +. and Cong l
churches. Addresses will be given by
non resident preachers and Rev. Mr.. Me-
Phail OF Boston will be present through
the week The first meeting will be held
at the Cong'l church at the hour OF morn
ing service.
Miss Minnie Metcalf, the delegate 10 the
state convention OF the Christian Endeav-
or societies, held at Bennington Oct. p 81,
occupied part OF the morning service
hour at the Cong'l church last Sunday in
reporting the proceedings OF the conven-
ton. She gave a review in full, which
was ~ interesting and marked by some
incidents peculiarly so. party visited
the Bennington historic monument and
held a song and prayer service in the tow
er and then service in the old church
nearby, the oldest in the state. She re-
ported pa societies, with membership OF
7000-a gain OF 7S3 the past year and IL
societies. Miss Metcalf rs an enthusiastic
worker in the church and Endeavor soci-
cites, and an entertaining speaker.
Mrs. Ruth f. (Skinner) Sargent, wife Of
Charles Sargent, died at her home IN this
village last Thursday after an illness OF
several weeks from asthma. Mrs. Sargent
was the daughter of Edmund Skinner OF
| Tunbridge and sister OF A. z. Skinner OF
this village She was born in Marshtield
10 1915 and was married to William IL.
Smith of STAFFORD in 1872. He died in
| 1895 and in 1898 she married Mr.. Sargent
and moved to Tunbridge, where they re-
sided until the past summer, when they
purchased a home in south hoyalton.
| Mr.. Sargent had just completed the en-
largement and repairs on the house which
was to be their home through life. She
| left husband and one brother. Her fu-
neral was held Saturday, Rev. sherman
Goodwin officiating, and she was buried
| beside her first husband in Straford.