Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-07
South Royalton Notes.
Al. ]. sARaEsr. Local Editor.

NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cox Is at Hartlsnd for an
indefinite stay.
Mrs. NJ. III. Hazen has been some " hat
better the past week.
The high school social last Friday WAS
well attended ana enjoyable.
There Is to be a dance at the residence
OF j, III. Waldo Tuesday evening, Mar. II.
Henry Manchester received news Mon
day OF the death OF his brother, Albert
Manchester, OF Randolph.
Arthur Abbott Is elerking for ], q.
beiknap IN the store. Ernest Abbott OF
chelsea IL at work Tor Fred Culver.
Seven persons united with the Cong'l
church last sunday; three by confession
OF hath aud four Ia full communion.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. q. Green, who have
been very sick with pneumonia, are re-
ported somewhat better, the crisis having
passed.
DIR. 4. II. Stearns, veterinary, is having
large practice, there being an unusual
amount OF sickness OF animals this
winter.
Earl Faneuf, son OF Eugene Fanenf, and
Miss Margaret A., daughter OF John and
Mary Sloan, Of Worcester, Mass, were
married Feb. ~.
b. III. Adams OF Chelsea and Frank
Kendall OF STAFFORD arrived here saturday
with a carload OF horses purchased in
Boston for their home market.
The gentlemen OF the NJ. T.. church will
serve an IL. IL. b. supper IN the church
parlors Wednesday evening, Mar. Is,
from D to 5. A musical and literary en-
tertainment will follow the supper.
The owners and proprietors OF the
burial lots In the village cemetery OF
South Royalton will meet at the q. A. II.
hall, South Royalton, Mar. IL, at Z p. m.
TO elect trustees and adopt bylaws for the
Village Cemetery association, incor-
porated.
Through the kindness of Glenn Blake,
the Recreation party were carried up to
Mrs. George Bingham's last Thursday
evening. All report very enjoyable
time. During the evening ice cream and
cake were served. The party is next in
vited to Mrs. Il. F. Moody's Thursday
evening, March IA.
The South Royalton woman's club
was entertained by Mrs. Charles Smith
Saturday afternoon, and a very interesting
program was rendered. An instructive
and entertaining address upon Phillips
Brooks, was given by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin,
in his usual pleasing manner. This was
followed by a dainty tea, gwen by the
hostess.
John Holland, the engineer who was
seriously injured In the head on collision
at South Royalton Jan. 18th, has re-
covered sufficiently to return to his home
at st. Adams. He was taken In the Z. V.
official private car Tuesday, accompanied
by Mrs. Holland, who has nursed him,
and by DIR. 4. j. Fish, his attending
physician.
The remains OF Mrs. Kate Carley
Sherlock. widow OF James Sherlock,
arrived here Monday for burial. Mrs.
Sherlock was for many years q resident
OF South Royalton. She was buried in
the family lot OF the cemetery near her
home when residing here. She left q son
and two daughters, and was living with
her daughter, Nellie, Mrs. Walter Bakery
al Somervilie, Mass, at time OF her death.
or course everybody will attend the
fair concert and promenade given by the
Cadet band and orchestra this and to-
morrow, Thursday and Friday evenings,
being their first public appearance and a
benefit The band has ii pieces and
orchestra seven. The manager and leader
is George Dewey, who has had large
experience in both band and orchestra
WORK. He. Moore OF Hartford is con-
ductor and first violinist in the orchestra.
Town Meeting Results.
M. II. Hazen, moderator; William
Skinner, clerk; H. c. Benson, Geo. ID.
Harrington, ii. 4. Russ, selectmen; +.
Winslow, collector and treasurer: +. A.
Mayo, overseer; s. s. Brooks, ID. w.
Bliss, George Taggart, listers; M. II.
Hazep, list constable; j. A. Whitney, 2n5
constable; {. {. Southworth, road COM
missioner; j. 0. Belknap, c. Il. Black,
M. IL. Hazen, auditors; Joel Phelps, e. p.
Abbott. grand jurors; j. o. Belknap,
town agent: Mrs.C. Joiner, Pearl Dewey,
Fred Allen, school directors; A. g..
Whitman, trustee public money.
Town tax, i0c.; highway, 10c. above the
25c. by law.
school fund provision passed over.
Vote on license Yes, So; no, IS.