Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-10
South ROyalton Notes.
NJ. j. sARoENr. Local Editor.

III. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.
wANTED:-An elderly woman to help
with homework and be one OF the
family. Those who dislike children need
not answer. References exchanged. Ad-
dress, NJ, South Royalton. se Sw
Edward sibley was home from Barre
over Sunday.
Mrs. +. F. Moody visited her parents at
Rutland last week.
Arthur Fowler and family returned to
Exeter, y. H., last Thursday.
Albert Morse Of Barre is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. w. o. Belknap.
Mrs. NJ. Lunett Mudgett is having her
house reprinted by Pierce Morrill,.
Burt Preston Of Mortified, Mass,
visited his mother and family Saturday.
Mrs Walter Hubbard came home from
Berlin, \. H., Saturday for a short stay.
Harold Fish returned home from Mimi
esota Monday after an absence Of nearly
year
c. f. Percival, proprietor Of the Perciyal
Furniture Co., arrived last week 10 re-
main few days.
John Dana OF Portland, Me, who has
been here the past month, returns TO his
home this week.
1 A little daughter, Vivian Florence, has
come to gladden. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransom Roberts.
Irving Wilson aud family Of Lowell,
Mass, visited his father and other rela-
tives here last week.
| j. r Wells is expected 10 arrive from
Salt Lake City this week TO complete the
Memorial cottage and fiji up the outlying
grounds.
r. 5. Wright Of Kingston, Mass, was
T H.. Ia
colts OF G.. p. Tarbell, shipping them to
\ his home.
CT. southgate, clerk in the office Of the
/ Montpelier a. Wells River railroad, Barre,
and his wife visited his mother and sister
here over Sunday.
There will be special communication
/ Of Rising sun Lodge, F. and A. NJ, this
evening, May 10, for the Installation Of
officers and work.
Mrs. Z. p. Lincoln arrived Saturday
T from Dighton, Mass, 10 pass week
with her husband, who is purchasing
car Of stock for his market.
/ Charles Sargent has sold his place 10
Tunbridge and has purchased the place
recently bought by Charles Southworth
+ in the village on Windsor street.
Benz. F. Waldo, train dispatcher at
| Concord, stopped here saturday 10 visit
/ his mother and family on his way back
4 from lfiD 10 many VI tut lAnAAAANhA
cities OF the West and Pacific coast.
The regular communication OF Rising
sun Lodge, No. Z, held last Thursday
evening, was well attended and unusually
! interesting and instructive. Visiting
/ brothers from Social Lodge, No. 81,
I Orleans Lodge, No. IS, and Sharon Lodge,
/ No. i05, were in attendance.
Guy Merrill and Jennie Cowen, both Of
I this place, surprised their many friends BY
quietly making their way, on May day, 70
i the Methodist parsonage and returning 70
/ the home OF the groom man and vile.
/ The Young couple have the hearty good
wishes OF their companions and friends.
\ Rev. 1. 5. Yerks OF White River
Junction has been engaged to give the
4 Memorial day address Wednesday, May
/ go, at the Congl church in south Royal
ton at 2:30 D. m. Sunday Memorial
/ services will be held at the Cong church
at Royalton May p, az l0:45 a. m. and
school Memorial exercises will be held
Friday, May 25, at p. m.
Next Sunday, at the usual church SER
vice hour, 10:45, the NJ. 4. and Cong
\ church societies will unite in a service to
/ be hello at the NJ. +. church IN the interest
OF temperance and anti-saloon work.
| Clarence J. Fergus n, superintendent OF
1.-The Anti-Saloon League, Is to be the
speaker Preaching service will be held
! in the Cong'l church in the evening al
1880 by the pastor, Rev. Sherman
/ Goodwin.
The annual meeting OF the Village Inn
provement society was held last Friday
| evening. The officers for the ensuing
wear are. o. Belknap, Pres; DR.. r. j.
1 Fish, Vice Pres A.. @. Whitman, sec.i
4 W. o. Belknap, Treas; NJ. j, Sargent,
II. II. Hewitt and C. r. Tarbell, executive
committee: Ernest Hewitt, +. f. Moody,
DR.. d. Il. bearing, A. P.Skinner, Mrs.
p. S. Belknap, Mrs. M. II. Hazen, general
committee.
Mrs. Julia Ann Barney Dewey, widow
OF Harrison Dewey. died at her home In
4 this village Saturday evening, after two
/ weeks illness with pneumonia, at the age
/ OF Sc years. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey were
united in marriage in 1868 and by Their
union have four children-Mrs. Gertrude
Vesper of Royalton, George II. Dewey OF
south Royalton, Walter Of Chelsea and
/ Mabel who lives at home. Mr.. Dewey
/ died at South Royalton in 1899. He was
2d lieutenant in the Civil war and served
! in Co. Il, 2d Vt. Vols. He was discharged
4 October, 1862, after having been taken
4 prisoner and paroled. Mrs. Deweys
I t,,narsI vvas held at her late home Tuesday.