Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.


Mrs. Clarence Burke has been Ill the
past three weeks.
Cassie Bingham OF Salem, Mass, visited
her parents here last week.
Arthur Dings moves to Hartford this
week to farm recently taken.
Hon. F. l.. Fish, national bank ex-
aminer, was in town last Friday.
Charles French has been confined to the
house the past ten days by illness.
Borodel Woodland arrived at Los Angeles,
Cal, March 18th, well and delighted with
his trip.
Easter services next Sunday at the
Congl church and concert given at even
ing service.
Walter Jennings has moved to the
Charles West lower farm to work for
George Ainsworth.
Mrs. Myrtle White Cow and daughter
OF Barre visited her sister, Mrs. Henry
Whitcomb, last week.
Forrest Southworth has moved to the
OrisoD Foster farm in Tunbridge that he
has rented Of Charles Howe.
Rev. w. NJ. Newton, presiding elder of
the Montpelier district, will preach in the
NJ. +. church next Sunday evening.
George Hackett had installed in his
wood finishing factory an international
ID horse power engine by Homer Preston.
Miss Isabelle Martin, who is teaching
school in Barre, returned Saturday after
two weeks vacation with her sisters here.
The Calvin Goff farm has recently been
sold TO party from New York who has
taken possession and will move his family
here.
Charles Seymour was attacked with
pneumonia last week and is critically ill.
being much exhausted in the early stages
Of the disease.
Capt. Henry Wires Of Randolph called
on friends here Monday, on his way to
visit his grandson, Or. Hayward, and
family at Tunbridge.
The house occupied by Alonzo Gardner
was burned Monday with the contents In
the upper rooms. The fire caught by the
burning out Of chimney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manchester have
recovered from their recent confinement
by sickness sufficiently to be about, and he
to attend to his business at the store.
Considerable maple syrup was made
last week, Notwithstanding there were out
two or three days OF sugar making
weather. Selling price this week, Il per
gal.
There will be an Easter concert at the
NJ. T.. church next Sunday morning.
Much time has been given to training the
children and il is expected they will do
themselves credit.
Mr.. Glazier, superintendent OF the Per-
ciysl Furniture company, went to Barton
Saturday and returned Monday, accom-
panied BY his wife, who is to remain here.
They are to board at the Brightwood.
The Sons Of Veterans sugar social, held
at their hall Friday evening, was largely
QNf pnlnNmpnf derived
socially. The treat was an excellent
quality OF new maple sugar on snow, with
accompaniment OF doughnuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Rove, Masters
Alfred and Harold and Miss Airline
Esther Rowe OF New Haven, Conn.,, ar
ri ed here Saturday and were guests OF
the Woodland House until Sunday. They
were on their way tn Chelsea to visit rela-
tives.
Rev. II. +. X. Whitney OF Stafford
spoke to a good sized audience Sunday
evening at the union service in the Cong
church. His entire address was devoted
TO giving the outline and object of rural
district campaign to be held in Stafford
next June 10th to 18th inclusive.
Mrs. o. N. Stoughton was the recipient
last week OF a box containing roses,
shrubs and lemons on stalk, with leaves,
buds, blossoms and cuttings from the
National Soldiers Home at Santantel,
Cal, sent by Mrs. Josephine French OF
Bethel, who is now in Los Angeles, Cal.
The masquerade party given by the
White River Boys Outing club Tuesday
evening, April 3, was great success
socially and financially. The costumes
were unique and very pretty, especially
so little Miss Pearl Bohonon's, who
George Washington. and
little Miss Merle Cove, who represented
a little flower girl. The prize was awarded
TO Will Sherlock for having the best dis
guise. The proceeds OF the evening were
sl7.65.
An invitation is given to the people OF
Royalton to attend the masquerade
party in Randolph Friday evening, the
10th inst. The affair is for the benefit OF
the Randolph sanatorium and is under
the auspices OF the Sanatorium Aid So
ciety, which has arranged an attractive
program OF promenades, tableaux and
music, one of the soloists to be Mrs. X
NJ. Chase OF Bethel. An orchestra OF seven
pieces will be in attendance and will play
for the dance to follow the entertainment