Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-04
South ROyaItOn Notes.
N. ]. sARaEET, Local Editor


Ben Joy has returned and is day tele-
graph operator at the G. V. Ry. station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Preston of Que
chez were recent guests ct Maple Grove
farm.
Charles Clapp returned Saturday from
his Western trip buying live stock for bis
market ct Lowell.
Mrs. Adelia l. Coz Is visiting her
brother, Arthur Cowdrey, and family at
Glens Fails, n. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles southworth are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Pearl Culver,
and husband this week.
Miss Mollie Bingham Lowering Of
Croydon, N. H., is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bingham.
Charles II. Woodland visited in Lebanon
last week and was a guest Of Frank
Churchill of Carter q Churchill
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webster leave
their home here for California next Mon
day, where they are to pass the winter.
The Christian Endeavor will hold a
social and business meeting at the house
Of w. A. Farnham Tuesday evening, Nov.
2. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur Martin and son, Miss Isabel
Martin of Barre were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Sargent last Friday.
Mrs. Mabel Brooks Daniels, who re-
Gently returned from Montana, is very i'll
with bronchitis and asthma. Miss
Grant, trained nurse from the Randolph
sanatorium, is in care Of her.
"what twenty-five cents will do, or
why the church wants the earth" will be
the topic OF the sermon at the Cong'l
church next Sunday morning, Nov. 2.
Evening service as usual at O'Clock.
Bert Granger, clerk at the South Roy
alton House, was taken very seriously i'll
last Thursday night with an acute attack
OF asthma, from which be has been
sufferer for the past five years. He is bet
ter this week.
The new officers OF the p. s. society OF
the s. r. II. s. for 1910 are:-Miss M. M.
whitcomb, 10, president; @. 8. Abbott,
II, vice president; W. Fl. Heath, ii,
secretary; Maud L. Stewart, treasureri B.
e. Folsom, chairman executive commit
tee.
George Mayo, L. F. Davis and e. M.
Holden, employees in the furniture fac
tory, have closed their engagement and
leave this week. Mr.. Percival, proprietor
OF the factory, has taken charge OF the
work and will be permanently located
here.
The Y. M. @. A. held special meeting
in the q. A. r. hall last Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Hurd, president of the Wind
sor County association, and Harold A.
Walker, Arthur A. Donovan, L. G. Rogers
and s. X. Backus, quartet of Dartmouth
students, were in attendance.
The fourteenth annual meeting OF Dis
trict No. 3, .. K. g., will be held at
Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, Nov. Q. The following grand off,
GERS will be present:-Grand matron and
patron, grand lecturer, grand treasurer,
chaplain and warder.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Galusha Of Boston,
Iormer residents OF Royalton, visited ac-
luaintances in town last week ON their
-eturn home from q visit to the Pacific
Itates, California and Washington. On
ais trip, Mr.. Galusha visited Daniel Dur
zee, native OF South Royalton, son Of
he late ]. B. Durkee. He was informed
By a third party while there that Mr..
Jufkee had oeen very SUCCESSFUL IN MS
business; that he had sold one of his fruit
anches recently for $500, 900 and was es-
mated TO be worth s250,O00.
The high school students are to publish
school paper in magazine form the COM
ng year. The first publication was is I
ued last week and the next issue will be
an. 1, 1910. 1t is a very crediIably
written publication. They chose for the !
title, minerva" Earl s. Hewitt, 10, is
The stan are - Bernice
folsom, 10, who will have charge Of To-
ais; Garner Dewey, 10, topic, athletics; 4
ieorgia Abbott, IL, exchanges; Mildred
latch, 10, and William Heath, IL, liter s
ture; Lottie Merrill, II, alumni; Philip
II, comic, and Charles Bel a
nap, advertising. The paper will in
Jude contributed poetry and editorial
otes.