Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-01
South Royalton Notes.
n. ]. sARoENr. Local Editor.

Miss Arabel Pierce OF STAFFORD visited
Miss Ellen Pierce last week.
A son was born to Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. "A.
richardson last week Wednesday.
c. II. Woodard of the South Rovalton
House, visited in Boston last week.
Miss Phoebe Thresher OF East Bethel is
visiting her cousin, Nettie NJ Waldo.
Borodel Woodard goes to Los Angeles
soon to work for the International Fruit
Co
Mr.. Kent has opened billiard and pool
room in the basement Of the postoiiice
block.
John Oracle went to Boston Tuesday,
having secured employment driving an
express team.
j. +. Wells left here the first OF the
week TO join his family IN New York city
| for few days.
Several OF the young people attended the
Masonic bail at White River Junction
Monday evening.
irving Bauows is recovering from an at
TACK OF pneumonia, no critical symptoms
having developed.
Miss Gertrude Goodale is home from
Someryille, Mass, this week. She is to re-
turn Sunday next.
DR.. j. Euclid Fish arrived here from
Boston Saturday, called by the serious ILL
ness OF his mother.
Regular communication OF Rising sun
Lodge, +. and A. NJ, next Wednesday,
March Z, at 30 p. m.
Herbert Faneut OF White River juno
ton, former resident, visited friends
here the first OF the week.
Miss Alma French was in Boston last
week visiting her niece, Mrs. Edith Skin
ner Clogston, and family.
Dostie Faneuf has sold his blacksmith
shop to party in Lebanon, y. H., who
VIII take possession soon.
Benz. r. Waldo Of Concord, y. H., who
has been visiting has mother here, left last
week for trip TO California.
Mrs. Ruel T.. Mills returned TO her
home Saturday after spending a week vis-
iting her sister at Riverview.
Lester Ashley Of Dartmouth was home
Thursday, accompanied by his roommate,
Mr.. Hill, OF Chelmsford, Mass.
The students OF the high school are to
hold prize speaking contest at the Nj. T..
church Friday evening, March 3.
w. A. Bingham, who has been home
from Lowell, Mass, the past two weeks
sick, is Somewhat better and gaining.
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude Goodale,
daughter OF Mrs. o. II. 6oodale OF this
village, is announced to occur in June.
Mrs. Fred Gray, who is in the hospital
at Hanover, is reported to be recovering
satisfactorily from q surgical operation.
Catholic services viii be held ia Hewitt's
hall next Sunday al o'clock a. m, Rev.
James l.. Penders officiating. Regulations
for Lent will be given.
Several members Of the Snowshoe club
OF Lebanon, N. H., made pleasure trip TO
the Mormon monument here last Friday,
stopping at Royalton over night.
There was very large attendance at the
social held by the ladies Of the Eastern
Star Chapter at G. G. Southworth's last
week a decided success, financially and
socially.
Mrs. John REYNOLDS OF Tunbridge has
purchased the Pierce house on the north
side Of the river, and Dostie Faneuf has
purc hased the house near the bridge, both
being the property Of the Gallup estate.
The rain Sunday, continuing into the
night, took OF all the snow, leaving the
ground bare except the icy places in the
roads. The warm weather has been very
disastrous to the lumber and wood men
this winter.
The friends of Edith Mae Perkins, who
is candidate 10 the free Globe scholar
ship contest, are pleased to hear that she
first In the second division to gain the
largest number OF votes.
Regular meeting Of Bixby Post, G. A. r.,
aud Bixby Relief Corps next Saturday at
2 D. m. Members are urgently requested
TO attend To hear the reports OF the dele
gates to the encampment and convention.
The ladies OF the w r. G. Will serve an
oyster supper following.
B. Il. Waldo OF Concord, y. H., who has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Nettie NJ.
Waldo, started last Monday on trip
West. He expects TO be absent about
four months. He goes as far south as
Pasadena and visits many points OF inter-
est and will return via {. +.
Mrs. Z. J. Fish was taken violently III
last Thursday with an obstruction OF the
bowels Alarming symptoms developed
so suddenly that DR.. Gile was called from
Hanover in consultation al once. Inc
trou ble being in the early stages, medical
treatment was resorted to, in the nope OF
avoiding an operation, and proved sue
eessful. ana on Saturday she was consid-
cred out Of danger and making recovery.
The delegates to the G. A. X. and W. X.
c, encampment, held last week IN Burning.
ton. had the pleasure Of attending one OF [
/ he most interesting and delightful annu-
ais ever held in the department. There
was a large attendance Of veterans, con- |
sidering their time Of life, and a good at
tendance Of the w. r. G. The campfire
held the evening of the 2ist was largely
attended by the delegates and citizens nil-
ing Armory hall to overlooking. Corpor-
al Tanner, national commander OF the u.
A. r., Mrs. Mary II. Morgan. national
secretary OF the W. X. O., and Gen. .. ..
Howard were the principal speakers, and
they very intensely interested and de-
lighted the audience two hours and hair.
: hort addresses were made by Mayor
Burke and the editor OF the FREE Press,
Max Powell for the Sons of Veterans, and
A recitation was given by Col. TWeedale,
adjutant- general Of the q. A. x. at WASH
ington, ID. c.