Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-10
South Royalton Notes.
Al. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

~ hsnieys uafbern, have ms
stalled bootblaek stand In their shop
ulenn Doubleday Of Montpelier passed
ton.
Regular eonyooation OF Rising sun
10th.
Regular meeting OF the WOman's
Relief Corps today, Thursday. Work OF
Mrs. j. q. Moore aud son Of Barre
were guests OF Mrs, Erya Martin Sargent
Ernest Hewitt has recovered sufficiently
IRON the grip TO be out aud at his place
OF business.
Mr.. Perciyal, proprietor OF the furniture
factory, was here last week from SPRING
Held TO take inventory.
Wilson Lowell, superintendent Of the
states prison, was guest at the south
Royalton House saturday.
The Edward Watkins will ease ICON
tinueil viii be taken up next Monday
unless otherwise disposed OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cow OF Iaeonia.
y, H., are visiting the parents OF Mrs.
Gov, Mr.. and Mrs. John kibby.
Pearl Culver, who is at work in the
railroad freight office at Claremont, n. H.,
was at home the first OF the week.
The Sons OF Veterans were visited by
several members OF the camp at Tunbridge
al last saturday evenings meeting.
Thomss Sanders OF HayerhIll, Mass,
was IN town the first OF the week. lie
visited his early home In East Randolph.
Mrs. J. w. Bright is recovering slowly
from her illness OF bronchitis, although
not able TO attend TO household work yet.
Mrs. NJ. IL. Hazen, who has been
seriously III the past ten days with an
attack OF appendicitis, Is not able to sit
up yet.
Mrs. 5. &. Drew is regaining her
strength and IL no recurrence OF the
trouble comes, will be about in good
health soon.
Mr.. Greene OF New York city is to
give lecture descriptive OF life at the
Panama canal, in the Congl church next
Tuesday evening, Jan. 10Th.
Mrs. Grin Russ, who has been very sick
with pneumonia the past two weeks,
died very suddenly last Tuesday. The
immediate cause was heart failure.
|. L. Welcome will return here this
week from Portland, Me-, and open
photo studio again. He will be located
over the marble shop near the hotel.
DIR. Elmon Moore OF Providence, r. l.,
was here Sunday on his way home from
where he had been TO visit
his uncle, John Moore, who is very i'll
with kidney aud heart disease.
Edmund Freeman, Ethel Lewis and
Gladys Smith were received into the
Cong'l church by confession OF faith, and
Ernest Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. sherman
and Mrs. A. p. Skinner to full member
ship last Sunday.
The annual meeting Of the South Royal
ton fire district was held Monday evening
last, eleetlng the following otficers:- j.
o. Belknsp, moderator; II. X. Foster,
clerk and treasurer; w. V. Soper, NJ. j.
Sargent, w. o. Belknap, executive COM
mittee; NJ. IL. Hazen, collector; w. o.
BelkDap, chief engineer; J. II. Hewitt,
LIST assistant; WV. Soper, 2d assistant.
White River grange held its annual
meeting saturday. electing the following
officers;-F. +. Haynes, master; X. b.
overseer; Miss Nettie Nj. Waldo,
lecturer; William Hunt, steward;
William Farnham, assistant steward;
Mrs. Kate Spauliing. chaplain; Frank
treasurer; Mrs. VIM. Hunt,
secretary: c. T. Clark, gatekeeper; Mrs.
Mary Shepard, Pomona; Mrs. Frank
Sherlock, Flora; Mrs. G. II. Haynes,
Ceres; Mrs. w. A. Farnham, lady assistant
steward.
The annual meeting of the Cong'l
church society was held Friday in the
church commencing at II O'Clock, with
the reports OF the officers, executive COM
mittee, treasurer, auditor and superin-
tendents. The treasurer reported having
on hand and received during the year,
s1411 and expended 1880, leiving s51 on
hand. The church has invested funds OF
legacies in trust, s20O5; and real estate OF
church and parsonage and cash on hand
as assets, with no indebtedness. The old
officers were reelected except chorister,
Mrs. p. S. Belknap declining to serve;
Charles Seymour, Frank Ainsworth and
j IL. Hewitt were elected executive COM
NJ. S. Adams, clerk; A. G.
Whitman, treasurer; NJ. j. Sargent,
auditor; Charles Seymour, Sunday school
Mrs. Charles Seymour,
assistant superintendent; Mrs. Grace
Burnett, organist.