Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
South RoyaIton Notes.
N. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Edgar Reynolds is having his house and
outbuildings slated.
Charles Smith has recovered sufficiently
to be about and ride out.
Mrs. Erva Sargent returned home from
Worcester, Mass, Monday.
Edward Sargent and family have gone
TO their home at Northampton, Mass.
The Woman's club will meet with Mrs.
Charles southworth Friday, Jan. %, at 2
p. m.
Mrs. Laura Howard assisted Mrs. c. b..
Wall last week after the death of Mr..
Wall.
Mrs. John A. schontag is assisting in
the kitchen work. at the South Royalton
House.
Clifton Flanders returned to Boston
Thursday, having passed the holidays
with his mother.
j. II. Waldo has his steam engine re-
paired that was injured in fire at Marsh
Held some weeks ago.
rummage sale Will be held at the high
school room Saturday evening, Jan. q. A
good attendance is desired.
Mss Sadie Brooks returned to West
Someryille, Mass, Friday after spending
three weeks vacation with her parents.
Miss Lucinda Rogers gave a very
pleasant finch party at the home OF her
/ parents on North Main street Wednesday
evening.
| The Ladies' Social circle will hold val
entine and experience party at the vestry
Of the Gongl church Wednesday evening,
/ Feb. 18th.
The attendance at the dance at Wood
ards ball last Thursday evening Was
about 200: the general eXpression-a very
good time
1 The Ladies Social circle will hold a sack
social IN the vestry OF the Congl church
/ Wednesday evening. Jan. q. Supper
I from TO 7.
Amos J. Eaton Of South Royalton re-
ceiyed the first prize for potatoes at the
state horticultural exhibition at Burling-
! ton recently held.
The Woman's club will meet with Mrs.
I J. IL. Hewitt Tuesday evening, Jan. 23d,
+ for a social evening. Former members OF
( the club cordially Invited
/ Mrs. NJ. II. Hazen received news last
/ Friday Of the death OF her brother, Mr..
Gle, Of West Hartford. He was buried
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen attending
/ the funeral
james Griffin and family arrived here
from Bristol, y. H., Tuesday. His wife
and daughters are TO remain, II he can
find a tenement for them, TO school his
daughter here.
The graded schools commenced the win
/ ter term with an increased attendance
F, The management OF Principal Stetson and
the efficient work of the teachers are
highly commended.
JIG. Ashley has now an up-to-da out
fit for carrying the rural mail, handy
delivery carriage or sleigh, with covered
top, sides and end, the delivery made
through a window in stormy weather OF
an open door In fair.
The Percival Furniture Co. OF Barton
has submitted proposition to the citizen'
OF South Royalton to establish factory
here at the old shoe factory site. II accept
ed. number Of the business men me
MONDAY to consider the offer submitted
and decided to accept II. The terms OF tn
company are very liberal. The owners o
the plant. the George Tarbell heirs, con
tributed very generously in the disposi
ton Of the plant for the purpose.
There was large attendance at the fu
neral Of G. b. Wall OF his near relatives
his brothers, Herbert, OF keene, N. IL.
William b., wife, their daughter and hus'
band, DR.. and Mrs. Beekman, and sister
Mrs. Mary Strong, of Randolph; W, '
Soper and family and several Of the rela
tives of Mrs. Wall from Northtield, also
large attendance OF citizens. The Easterl
Star Chapter, of which Mrs. Wall IS
member, attended in body.