Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-21

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DIR. CLouGH, Bethel.
Miss Susan Lamb is very much better
and able TO be about the house,
Earl Faneuf was at Barton Landing last !
week to visit his brother, Gerald.
j, a. Sargent OF Ludlow, attorney at law,
was In town Monday on business.
Calvin Dyke is recovering from his re-
cent illness ana Is able 10 be about.
Regular meeting OF oryile Bixby post, |
q. A. r., Thursday, Feb, -, at 2;3O,
Regular communl On OF Rising sun |
lodge, +. a A. NJ, next wednesday, Feb. |
Mrs, Henry Paige OF Randolph visited
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. ;. Z. Drew, last
week,
The annual town meeting to be held
Tuesday, March 5, will be called at 10
O'Clock a. m. as heretofore,
William Osborne OF South Tunbridge, a
former resident OF South Royalt IN, died
suddenly last Saturday of heart disease.
Mrs. NJ. II. HaEen has been more COM
Portable this week, not having suffered so
much pain. She is yet very III and much
exhausted.
5. II. Richards OF Hinsdale. n. H., yis-
tied here last week MS daughter, Mrs.
Willis Jones, who has been III with rheu-
matte fever.
I A sociable will be held at the home OF
IL. A. Bingham Tuesday evening, Feb. 70,
under the auspices OF the Epworth league.
Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs. +. l.. and Mrs. Ellen Pierce OF
Rochester visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Ash
ley over Sunday. Mrs. Ellen Pierce left
for Pinehurst, n. c., Monday.
Mrs. George A. Laird OF Royalton gave a
very interesting lecture, descriptive OF a
trip TO Washington, ID. C., at the Congl
church last week Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Charles W. Smith and Mrs. Ger
trude T.. Lewis, both of South Royalton,
were married Feb. 9th at the Cong4 par
sonage by Rev. Sherman Goodwin.
The meeting called for the purpose
completing the organization OF the South
RoyaltOn Village Cemetery association
Feb. II was continued to Tuesday, March
~, at p. m. at q. A. X. hall.
The Social circle OF the Cong'l church
will hold a Washington's birthday tea
party at the church Friday, Feb. -, from
5 to o'clock. rhers viii be patriotic
entertainment, consisting OF music, games
and other amusements.
Fred Freeman had a valuable horse
stolen from his barn some time last Sunday
night. Ii was a large bay horse with
heavy name and foretop. The horse and
bride only were taken. The horse was
! trlcked past the village, goiog towards
Bethel.
Rev. +. +. Wells, pastor OF the NJ. +.
church, exchanged with Rev. Sherman
Goodwin OF the Cong'l church Sunday.
Mr.. Wells is a very able and interesting
, speaker and his sermons are strong and
practical He was listened to with close
attention.
There Is a great deal OF interest among
/, the business men in the proposed band
, fair to be given by the local band. or as
! they style themselves, the Cadet band oil
J South Royelton. They responded very
, generously to the call for salable articles t.
,, be used as prizes at the fair, and the com
! mittee reports that list OF prizes will bs
,, given that will astonish the natives
, Among the articles are a ton OF coal, Q
Morris chair, a barrel of -four, etc, to bt
given to the lucky parties on the last might
OF the fair. This is very worthy object
and everybo should help the boys il
every way possible to support hrst. class
, band here. The fair dates are March 18th
! ant Sth.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, Har-
r rington's opera house was filled to It's ut
most seating capacity with an appreciativt
r audience gathered to witness 1.-The Spin
4 sters' Return" The burlesque was finely
rendered. Costumes worn we're of "y'
e olden time.n Excellent songs were suns
s by two OF the "splnsters," and an amusing
e demonstration OF the power ofths"hypnot
r ic eye''was given by Prof.Dinklespiel,' "a
e well-known citizen OF this village. The fl
< nancial returns far exceeded the expecta-
Y tions Of the club, who feel very grateful (
i the public for their liberal patronage. 1t Il
rumored that the performance may be re-
peated in the near future. The sum real
v lied toward the purchase OF the public
: drinking fountain was $50.
s The marriages of Mrs. Hattie L. Smiti
and daughter, Miss Etha May Smith o
Laconia, n. H., are announced, having oc
Cured Jan. 30 at the home OF Mrs. Smith
: Both mother and daugh were married b,
one ceremony. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Smith U. Clark and Mrs. Haiti
y L. Smith, and Mr.. Walter Lowell Eastman
and Miss Etha May Smith. Mr.. Clark,
d resident of Laconia, is express messenge
from Laconia to Dover, N. II. Mr.. East
O man resides in Laconia. Mrs. HATH
:. smith Clark is the daughter OF Mr. ant
= Mrs. John A. Slack, deceased, who wer
residents OF South Royalton 90 or NOR
, wears. The following week Mr.. and Mrs
;, Clark were given social visit by thel
= many friends. including Mr., Clark's asso
= ciates in the train service, who presented
#, them with several valuable presents.