Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-21
South RoyaltOn Notes.
M. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

M. j. SARGENT, Local
DIR. E. ]. Fish was in Boston part OF
/ last week.
for an indefinite stay.
E. S. Parkhurst has returned and is to
pass the winter at his home.
Leon Skinner was in Boston attending
the football games last week.
Henry Prindle has recovered from his
recent sickness sufficiently to be about.
Mrs. Lottie Lougee Clark of Water
bury visited acquaintance here last week.
Thanksgiving service at the CongI
church next Thursday evening, Nov. %.
Earl Faneuf is TO commence housekeep-
ing soon in the Wall house on Highland
avenue.
The Drinking Fountain Sewing circle
will meet with Mrs. Emily Lamb Friday
afternoon. Everybody invited.
NJ. w. Kicker has engaged William
Waldo of Springfield, Mass, a horse
sheer, to work for him this winter.
William Skinner OF Royalton has re-
Gently been elected an associate member
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Notice of the Ricker-Aldrich wedding
last week gave the name of the bride in
correctly. 1t should have been Mabel A.
Aldrich.
Edison G. Adams of South Royalton
and Miss May Clough of Lebanon, n. H.,
were united in marriage Nov. II at Leba
non, n. H.
William Bingham closes his engage
ment soon at the Lake Mitchell club
house, of which he has had charge the
past summer.
Mr.. Dutton of Hartford, Vt, who re-
Gently purchased a residence in the vii
lage, has taken possession of it. His son
and wife are to reside with them this
winter.
The Epworth league service this week
was held Tuesday evening instead of FRI
day evening, which has been chosen as
the date of the annual sale of the Ladies'
Aid society.
The masque ball will be held Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 81, Thanksgiving
eve, at Woodward's hall. If arrange
ments can be made, the committee will
have costumer here with suits to rent
for the occasion.
Mrs. NJ. d. RowelI, who accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Wright, to her home in
Southern California a few weeks ago,
writes that five days and nights contin-
uous travel brought them to their destin-
alton. The weather is warm and dry, !
like our June days, and the orange trees
are loaded with fruit.
Rising Sun lodge, F. and A. M, at the :
last regular communication voted to in
struct its secretary to have the history /
and the proceedings of the lodges CEN
tennial celebration printed and bound in
pamphlet form, which will be done as
soon as practicable. Those who desire !
copies, that have not already engaged
them, will notify the secretary as early as
possible.
At the meeting of the South Royalton
Woman's club on Thursday last, with .
Mrs. F. d. Freeman, an excellent paper .
was given by Mrs. Ainsworth on Auth /
Ors and Literature of Canada She men
toned among leading writer's, DR.. Will
liam Henry Drummond and Gilbert Park |
er and gave short review of 1.-THE Man
from Glengarry," one of Ralph Connors'
most interesting stories. Mrs. Eaton
read from Drummond's Johnnie Cour-
teau' poems entitled, 1.-The Canadian
Country Doctor" and 1.-The Corduroy
Road" Mrs. Fielders read a dialect
poem by Thomas Elliot, 1.-The Dumb
founded Emigrant Shepherd Mrs. Will
sons paper on Possessions of Canada
also her notes on natural curiosities, were
Of much interest. The club will omit its
meeting on Nov. IS, and on Dec.
IL will give musical at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Hewitt.