Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
South Royalton Notes.
n. J. SARGENT, Local Editor

N. J. SARGENT, Local Editor
Miss Della Cloud is ill and confined t.
the house with the grip.
Mr.. Lewis of New York is guest of hi
niece, Miss Gertrude Lewis.
C. H. Woodard returns home this weel
from three weeks visit in Boston.
| The department encampment of the q
A. r. is to be held at Montpelier Feb. II
and 81.
The Cadet Cornet band is to hold fail
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Feb
rs and 81.
Arthur Tenney remains about the same
as for the past two months. He is YET
confined to his bed.
| The Cadet band fair dates of Feb. 2t
and q have been changed to Thursday
and Friday, March 5 and 6.
| Mrs. Nettie Waldo Sargent is still con
fined to her bed in care of trained
nurse, suffering from rheumatism and
complicated troubles.
The State Board of Agriculture will
hold meeting at South Royalton Friday
| Feb. 21, afternoon and evening. AL
cordially invited.
| The singing school, Prof. Gibson, in
structor, closed last week Wednesday
with concert by the class for chorus, as
sisted by Mrs. Gibson. soloist.
| The South Royalton Woman's club
will receive their guests at the Cong'l yes.
| try Friday evening, Feb. ID, instead Of
Hewitt's hall, as stated in invitations.
The Ladies' Social circle will serve q
boiled dinner and hash supper in the
~ To
ner served from IL to 2; supper from to
| z.
Mrs. Mamie Doubleday Mead, who will
be remembered as student and gradu-
ate of the high school from West Hart
ford, has recently been ill and operated
upon for appendicitis.
At the Cong'l church next Sunday
morning, the minister, Rev. Sherman
Goodwin, will discuss the question.
"Why do not more men attend church p
Good music. You are invited to be pres
ent.
c. P. Tarbell is being very much bene-
fitted in health by the physical culture
treatment he is receiving by direction of
the medical director of the Physical Gull
ture institution of New York city. His
daily exercise is a walk of eight TO ten
miles, barring stormy days.
A. G. Whitman returned from county
court Friday. As counsel in the case of
Irving Allen VS.. Artie Allen, he reports
that the petition for divorce was granted.
In the case of arson from the lower
part of the county, the jury were out SO
hours and then reported a disagreement,
standing 8 to 3.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
tyEa
died last Thursday at their home in this
village, following an operation for appen-
dicitis, having been ill four days. The
remains were taken to Barton for the flu
neral and burial. Mr.. Naught is an up
holsterer in the Percival furniture fac
tory.
Edith NJ. Wills has been elected state
superintendent of scientific temperance
instruction by the Vermont Woman's
Christian Temperance union. Miss
Wills is a member of the Rochester union
and has long been engaged in temperance
work. She has also taught several years,
part of the time in Kansas and New
York, as well as in her own state and is
thus well qualified for the position.
Thomas Wynn, who for 35 years has
been section foreman of the Royalton sec
ton of the G. V. Ry., resigned his posi-
ton Jan. 1 and was relieved Monday.
Mr.. Wynn has been faithful and eff
Gent employee during his term OF service.
He saws he has not lost IS days. work in
the 80 years, including sickness. Since
residing here be has married and reared
family of six children, all past the age of
man and womanhood. William, the eld
est, is an engineer on the G. V. Ry.; Celia,
graduate of the high school, and is
teacher; Thomas resides in Boston; Katie,
Josie and Marion are graduates of the
high school, Marion, a graduate of the
normal school and teaching in the prim-
airy department of the graded school.
The family are of our most worthy citi-
zens and highly esteemed.
A Sunday School Institute.
There is to be held at White River