Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-07
South Royaison Notes
NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.

An effort Is beng made to nave sing
ing school this winter.
Walter Webster recently purchased the
piece of meadow land owned by NJ. Fl.
Hazen.
The Ladies' Social circle will hold a
fair in the Cong'l vestry Wednesday,
Dec. II.
There will be masquerade and fancy
dress ball at Harrington's hall Thanks
giving evening.
George Allen attended the golden we'd
ding of his parents and reunion of the
family Saturday.
Gilman TarbelI from the West visited
his uncle, c. P. Tarbell, and other rela-
tives here last week.
Charles Daggett moved his household
goods here from Newport last week and
commenced housekeeping.
Topic for Christian Endeavor meeting
next Sunday evening, 1.-The greed for
gOId;" leader, Winnie Lewis.
Carlos E. Farnham, whose death oc
Cured at Randolph last week was for
several years a resident of this village.
Lester Corwin has completed repairs
and other improvements on his residence
ercently purchased of Mrs. DR.. Leavitt.
The Halloween promenade and other
entertainments by the students held last
week Wednesday evening was success,
socially and financially.
G. d. Harrington has recently made eX-
tensive repairs on his livery barn, put
ting in windows at each stall, box stalls,
office repairs and painting.
The Drinking Fountain Sewing circle
will meet with Mrs. John Woodland Fri
day afternoon. Ladies bring pieces for
patchwork. Everyone invited.
Pliny Davis of New York city visited ac-
quaintances here Tuesday. He is in the
employ of detective agency in New
York and is on his way to Montreal.
Rising Sun chapter, No. u, O. Z. S,
attended the annual district meeting at
Wind sor last week Wednesday. The
officers of the chapter eXempIitied the
work of initiation.
\ deer was caught in the highway near
this village Tuesday morning badly
wounded, evidently having been chased
by dogs. The occurrence was reported.to
the warden at Bethel.
Judge Lewis Dickerman of Tunbrdge
visited his daughter, Mrs. c. p. Tarbell,
and son, L. c. Dickerman, last week.
He was the surveyor who laid out South
Royalton village in 1S4S. He is in his
S4th year and is still active and strong,
mentally and physically.
The Recreation party was enterta ined
by Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Blake the evening
of Oct. 81. The usual program of whist
was enjoyed, followed by refreshments
consisting of creamed venisOn and other
delicacies. Mr.. Blake being one of the
lucky ones in securing deer the week
previous.
We note in state news of the Herald
of Oct. 81 gift of $4,000 by Mrs. E. A.
Kimball of Washington, d. c., TO the
town of Cabot for library building and
hall. Mrs. Kimbau is sister of the
late Mrs. William Smith of this village
and has been a frequent visitor at her
home here.
A cake party will be given by the La
dies Sewing circle in Hewitt's hall +
Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th, for the
benefit of the drinking fountain. Ladies .
are invited to bring cake and represent T.
some well-knOwn cake in costume and /.
bring recipe for the cake represented. An
appropriate entertainment will be given .
and refreshments served. Everyone in
vited.
The South Royalton Woman's club will
meet with Mrs. Fred Freeman Nov. 18th .
at 2:3O p. m. At the last meeting at Mrs.
Curtis, the members responded to the
roll call with interesting items from cur
rent events. An excellent paper was Civ
en- by Mrs. Robert Fielders on the natural
productions and advantages of Canada
also paper by Mrs. J. II. Hewitt giving
facts on Ontario. At the next
meeting, each member is requested 10 .