Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-27
South Roy alton Notes.
Al. J. sARaKSr. Local Editor.
O. V, RY. PASSENGER rINETAaI.R.

O. V, kN, PASSENGER TIMETABLE.
North honhd-Night express, l,26 a. M,
passenger, l;tO a, m, sunday, $40 a, M.
mat iasi, s'ao p m', week days onlyi express,
South Bound Night express, 2,s5 a. m,
express, ~ p, M, week days and sun
uSsi msll, io4t a, m; passenger, so
p NJ Sunday, 1922 p, m,
foR SALE'-The home premises in south
itoyaiton, lately owned hy ", A. Farnham,
inquire OF IaEbell A Whitman. 2w
WANfED'-At once. two pairs OF we'll
matched Jersey steers, tom Que To two
years old. Give full description aud price
ana address, 81 tiillsdale Road, Mediord,
Mass ae2w
For sALE;-A cottage house, modern
style, IN good condition, located in the
central part OF a village near pOslOitlee,
school and church. Inquire OF NJ. j. Sar-
gent, south Royalton, VI. II
WANrED;-A good, smart young lady or
gentleman 10 learn Photographic retoueh.
lng aud reception room " Ork Ia my South
koyalton aud Bethel studios By Jan. l,
1907. For particulars, as to terms, etc,
address l. L. Welcome, So. Royalton, VI.
Albert Benedict has gone TO Bristol,
Conn.,, 10 work through the winter.
The annual meeting Of tire district No.
! will be held Monday evening, Jan. 9TH.
Regular aud annual meeting OF Bixby
post, q. A. r., today, Thursday, at ,. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Southgate of Barre
spent Christmas with his mother and sis
ter here,
+. ). Parkhurst returned Saturday FROM
an extended trip IN the northeastern part
OF the state.
Mrs. Mary Talbert Of this villsge has
been quite III the past week, requiring a
Nurse In attendance.
Presiding Elder W. NJ. Newton returned
home from Bridgeport, Conn.,, last week.
His family returns this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bright are visiting
their daughters, Mrs. Florence Wright
and Josie Bright at Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Clapp and son OF
Lowell, Mass, recently OF the South Roy
alton House, were callers here last week.
Oscar Morse was home from Derry, n.
H., and Miss Maria Billings and Winnie
Hewitt from Boston TO spend Christmas.
Miss Cassie Bingham OF Salem, Mass +,
s'G Miss Mollie Bingham OF Hanover are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bingham.
George harrington and Il. G.. Faneuf
were at Fort Ethan Allen last Friday to
attend the auction sale Of condemned cav
airy horses.
The stores had a much larger holiday
trade than usual, larger than for several
years, in fact every department OF trade
has been unusually brisk.
The Edward Watkins will contest is set
for trial next week in court at Woodstock.
4 tv,ta 81 F.tf ah 10
citizens here in the outcome Of the case.
The Graded schools will commence
Monday, Dec. 3is', instead OF January 3lst,
as reported last week The teachers spent
( Christmas week at their respective homes.
Mrs. 5. c. Drew is gaining rapidly and
I is able to sit up. Her daughter, Mrs. G..
/ II. Dutton, returned to her home at Water
| town, y. ", last week as she was not
| longer needed.
The usual Christmas exercises were held
( Monday at the NJ. +. church in the after
noon and at the Cong'l church in the
evening, in charge of the sunday school
/ superintendents.
II is reported that the Percival Furniture
| Co. is to enlarge its business after Jan. list,
Z employing more help. The plant is now
/ i'm fine condition with water and steam
power and electric lighting.
During the holidays, Mrs. A. I. Nefi
was clerk for w. o. Belknap; Miss Isabelle
| Martin for w. NJ. Sargent; Miss Minnie
/ Metcalf for 4. F. Moody, and Miss Laura
/ Stone for L. F. Terry, and were all kept
very busy.
Lumbermen and woodmen are very
busy The recent SHOWS have made excel
lent shedding for heavy loads. Shepard
q Emmons have nearly completed the
clearing of lumber from the John Shepard
lot, purchased last fall.
Misses Isabelle Martin, Maud Abbott
Josie Sargent, May Russ, Helen Burbank
Marion Wynn, school teachers; Lester
Ashley and Harold Fl b, Dartmouth stu
dents; and Miss liza Dutton, stenographel
at Albany, n. Y, were home on vacation
this week.
Regular meeting of Bixby Relief corp
today, Thursday, at 2 o'clock. The OH
GERS elected at the annual meeting were:-
Mrs. Nina Stoughton, Pres; Mrs. Emo
gene Goodale, S. ". Pres; Mrs. Netti
Waldo, j. "; Mrs. Mary Shepard, Chap.
Mrs. Ellen Preston, Treas; Mrs. Mar,
Green, Cond.; Mrs. Edna Blake, guard
Mrs. Laura Hatch, DEL; Mrs. Susr
Spaulding, Alt.