Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-07

,ntpullels for sale, - each, up. Az
sr, DIR. CLoUGH, Bethel.
lawrence Folsom vas quite i'll last week
Ms. Josie Sargent is at home for a few
Gays
Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Ashley visited
friends In barnard Sunday.
Lester Ashley was home from Dart
mouth college over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rielders visited
trends m Randolph Sunday.
Regular meeting OF Bixby Relief
corps today, Thursday, at 2 p. m.
Dr. d, l. Burnett is recovering from an
scu,e illness, but not yet able 10 sit up.
Charles 2, Tarbell attended the funeral
o. lawyer J. G. Enright at Windsor Mon
dsy.
Ms Frank Morse. who was confined
TO her room several days by illness, has
recovered
CP. Abbott is getting out quantity
Of lumber and wood from different lots
tAi winter.
The condition OF Mrs. NJ. II. Hazen is
reported favorable, but she rs still very
SERIOUSLY III.
The proprietor OF the south Royalton
House is making extensive repairs in
TIE hotel hall.
Misses Annie and Grace Carlin Of
Hayerhill, Mass, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs, J. g. Ashley.
Following the regular Epworth league
service Friday evening will be held the
monthly business meeting.
Charles D. Burbank of Providence. II, l..
sster Ms r I I "a Wosn,n anu IL with ms
n.
alA D sargent camp, sons OF Neter-
sas, mustered four new recruits at its
regular meeting Saturday evening.
Inc ladies' OF the NJ. +. church are
a,ns LOT concert ana sale Wednes-
icy, FeO' ~ PARTICULARS Will be given
"'e''
Pearl Culver arrived home from Clare
mont n, H., Saturday for a short visit
Culver '' MIS- 'u
John Holland, the engineer injured in
The collision of railroad trains here
recently, is recovering as fast az copdi-
tons permit,
George Harrippton nronr;s,or ~ tho
South Royalton Honse Thn h.a hsnn
suffering nom a seysra a,too, 80,
has recovered "''aN VI sip'
Tho on..-.I.-
evening was lorasi,, ,a,o ias. r1'uas
ssuccessfnI nresents, Pc n' - ,he snu was
Tho onnrI, "'"''on Vi 'no pi"s.
Armv ~ Ia ehGampment OF the Grand
Relief go sne hepuplic and Woman's
mont LIZ ~ VI tne department. OF YER
and 2. - NC neiu al rutland feo' 20
uo @'' W.. h Mann Of Indian Orchard,
has aSs, formerly pastor of the Cong'l
anu Saufch here, informed his friends Mon
Mann 1HI ho sneE have son, Alan Owston
M '''h reo' l, lSVi.
ro Ihe concert to be given by the Tufts
SGouege Mandolin and Glee club at the
Seoohgl church next Saturday evening.
a REQ, will afford a rare opportunity to
c ti"I hrst-class entertainment OF the
t nuu' The club has a reputation second
,r;. Lo9e and its coming should be hailed
WIN delight.
The death Of Mrs Fannie Hale 80 .,;s
image occurred Monday. Mrs. Hale
sb ao mother of |. N. Hale of Royalton,
t fne was SO years of age. She came TO
n .n,s place from Morrisyille last fall and
RStrehased the Erwin Doubleday place.
s ner death was caused by pneumonia
ssttttylNying only few DAYS after the
M% 0"s Her remains were taken to
'lUtFSVllle.
The meeting - 49,
Pfetors Of the burial .he ,ots Iers anu pro-
RoyAton village cam,at to.s ~ tne south
are notified to meat ~ ~ oi poia.eu'
south Royalton, Tuesday in Eo a. 10 ~, n Ia
Nwv mock, pursuant to a vote taken Mt the
sIIeeeutlhg held Jan. 7. for the nnrnose of
tibv o trustees OF the CORPORATION and
c cns adoption of bylaws governing the
operation and any further business that
pOpeFly comes up for action.
~ Don't forget the ..sninsters, Rsturn from
Convention" to be a;uan ~ He'IIn rom
rn,hgtOn's opera borssa 'e mu III W. n. isr
reb. L. Tun L lueouay evening,