Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-19
South Royalton Notes.


Winnie Hewitt came home from college
to pass Easter Sunday.
Mrs. j. g. Ashley returned from her visit
at Manchester Monday.
Arthur Fowler OF Exeter, n. H., visited
j. f. Shepard aud family recently.
Mrs. Edith Skinner Clogston OF Boston
is visiting her father, A. P. Skinner.
Mrs Mary Griswold OF Barre is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sibley, and family.
I. l.. Welcome, photographer, returned
home from New Haven, Conn.,, Friday.
Miss Kittie Waldo has been In in health
the past week and is confined to the bed.
Mrs Mary Mudgett was called to Lowell
Monday to attend the funeral Of relative.
w. +. Pearl OF New York city was
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. }. II. Waldo over
Sunday.
At a special town meeting, held April
IL, Albert Merrill was elected road COM
missioner.
Miss Lottie Merrill was very sick with
pneumonia last week, but at present is not
dang srously i'll.
Elmer Martin OF Camp Martin. Milton,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Tarbell and
other friends here last week.
Miss Amy Kibbee is teaching the Eng
lish department OF the High school during
the absence OF Mrs. Seymour.
John Woodland has the contract OF
painting the interior OF the church at
Royalton, where he is now engaged.
Eugene Faneuf returned home Sunday
from a visit to his sistsr and family at
Providence, X. l., and friends at Dighton,
Mass.
Regular and annual convocation OF Ris-
ina N
Wednesday at ? p. m. Officers will be
elected for the year ensuing.
Charles Seymour, who has pneumonia,
remains in a very critical condition. The
disease is complicated with kidney and
heart trouble, causing much exhaustion.
Mrs. Henry Stewart was called to Hall
fax, Nova Scotia, last week by the death Of
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Mcmahon. She
left on the first train after receiving the
message.
There will be no connection by tele-
phone over the PEOPLES line from Bethel
to Rochester and Warren after the 18th OF
this month, owing to the transfer OF the
White River Valley system to the Rapid
Telephone Co.
The Prindle place IN the village was
sold at auction Saturday to George Brown
OF South ROvalton. and the brick house
and lot at the mills to Wilbur Salter OF
Tunbridge. Both places were property OF
the Charles B. Wall estate.
White River Valley Pomona Grange
will meet at South Royalton with White
River Grange Saturday. April n, at 10 a.
M. Business meeting in forenoon. Open
meeting in the afternoon TO which all are
cordially invited. A good program has
been prepared and an interesting meeting
is assured.
Last saturday Miss Ruth Weed received
a present OF three settings OF eggs from
friends in Ithaca, Y. Y. One setting was
OF white Leghorns, another Of Brown Leg
horns, both from the +. @. Wyckon Inn
proved Leghorn stock. Unlike those OF
our common Leghorns, the eggs are very
large. The third setting was OF White
Wyandottes from the Cornell University
fam.
The windows OF the Cong'l church were
replaced last week with stained glass OF a
pleasing design that adds much to the APP
pearance of the interior. The windows
are in commemoration of members OF the
church OF long standing. The names are
inscribed as follows:-J. b. and Arlottie
Durkee, William II. and Nellie Garrett
Martin, Francis and Ellen Pierce, Martin
:. and Ellen Adams, Mrs. Dorcas West
and Mrs. Elvira Cloud,