Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-04
South RoyaIton Notes.
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Miss Helen Stanley visited her home 10
Washington last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cox went to Thetford last
week Tor al Indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Wells and daughter
visited Montreal last week.
Miss Noble Bingham returned home
last week Tor few days stay.
Clinton Hewitt came up from Boston
Saturday, remaining over Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Burke is in Bridgewater
visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyd Snow.
Miss Cassie Bingham of Salem, Mass,
passed the holidays wi her parents.
Bert Spooner Of Randolph visited his
fat her in-law, p. A. Jerd, here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Plat of Cliftondale, Mass,
visited their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hewitt,
| last week.
The Ladies Literary and Social club VIII
meet with Mrs. J. n. Hewitt "Wednesday,
Jan. 10, at 2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Hunt OF Chelsea Wis
tied Dir. and Mrs. Albert BenedicI the
first Of this week.
Charles Pierce Of Cleveland, o., is visit
/ ing has parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pierce Of Royalton.
| Principal John Stetson returned from
his visit at home Saturday and the schools
commenced Tuesday.
Miss Matte Drury Of Worcester, Mass,
passed the holidays with Mrs. George
Drury and Mrs. Julia Drury.
Albert Sargent has advertised his house
hold goods and garden implements Tor
sale at auction Saturday, Jan. 8.
Col. J. b. Ripley Of LyDdonyille, depart
ment commander Of the sons OF Veterans
was guest Of w. NJ. Sargent last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. LaDue and little sor
OF Lynn. Mass, and A. +. Pearl OF New
York city have been visiting at }. IL
Waldo's.
James Waterman returned and resumed
work in the skinner meat market las
week. having fully recovered from his re-
cent illness.
+ Regular communication OF Rising SUI
Lodge, No. Z, +. and A. NJ, notified to b.
held this week, will be held next Wednes
day, the 10th.
Christmas exercises, largely attended a
both the churches, we're principally con
Quoted by the children, who enacted thei
parts very we'll.
W. f. Cushman and family OF Mortified
visited his sister, Mrs. Ed. Smith, OF thu
village and bis brother, Albert, at Tun
bridge over Sunday.
Regular meeting OF Bixby Post, q. A, X
and special OF Bixby Relief corps and Son
OF Veterans for joint installation next sat
urday evening, Jan. 9th. Officers ant
members are urgently requested TO attend
Prof. G. W. t. Whitney of the Bryl
Mawr university, Pa, arrived here Mon
/ day on a holiday vacation, returning Mon
day next. Prof. Whitney Is a son OF tn
late Charles c. Whitney Of Royalton.
Rising sun Lodge, +. q A. NJ, and Ris
! ing Sun Chapter, o. r. s., attended divin
service at the Congil church last Sunday !
! a body. Rev. Sherman Goodwin, paste
OF the church, preached most hitting an
able discourse, taking the word Light
for his text.
The annual meeting and roll call OF To
Cong'l church society will be held IN IN
: church ytstry tomorrow, Friday. Dime
will be served at noon, followed by the re
ports OF the officers, election OF officer
and an address by Rev. Samuel knowle
Of Randolph.
The annual meeting OF fire district NJ
: /, South Royalton, was held Monday, jar
l. The following officers were elected :
j. O. Belknap, moderator; ii. h. rosie
clerk and treasurer W. V. Sopei
!, NJ. ]. Sargent, w. O. Belknap. fire war
dens; j. O. Belknap, auditor; \
i. II. Hazen, collectors George Dewey
: chief engineer; w. o. Belknap, LIST assist
ant; Ernest Hewitt, I'd assistant. n
! committee reported no general call on In
fire department during the year. The ex
n tinguishers were taken out at the time
the burning OF freight car near the depo