Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-18
South ROyaltOn Notes.
N. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor

I oNcA Cuuonys
DIR. e. ]. Fish and son, Harold, attend
ed the Harvard Dartmouth football game
last Saturday.
Charles Sargent has been confined to
the house and under the physicians care
the past week.
George Brown has sold his interest in
the glove manufacturing company ct
South Royalton.
Mrs. Henry Page OF Randolph Is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. Drew
Of south Rcyalton.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Flint visited at Mid
dlesex, returning Sunday last, travelling
by his auto carriage.
Charles Daggett is reported about the
same as last week, in serious condition
and not able to be about.
Rev. Mr.. Good~ ms son, who has been
in the past two weeks, is recovering aud
will be able to be about soon.
George d. Harrington sold his fine g.
year-old Alexander colt last week for S2S7
to. Mr.. Guernsey OF Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. KimbaIl Morse and Mr..
and Mrs. q. A. Wilkinson of Barre dined
at the South Royalton House Sunday,
coming down by auto.
Albert Merrill, road commissioner, will
move to the Bingham farm recently pur-
chased from Fred Cowdry as soon aa
some improvements are made on the
buildings, at least before Dec. is.
Frank Hackett met with an accident
Tuesday, having three fingers cut of In a
wood working machine. This is the sec
ond accident OF the kind in two years and
on the same fingers, cutting them close to
the hand this time.
Miss r. j. Sherburne of Chicago, ILL.,,
Miss Grace Neal OF Waltham, Mass, Miss
Helen Neal Of Wilton, N. H., Mrs. Dan
Neal OF Hartford, Mrs. NJ. II. West and
daughter, Marguerite, OF Concord, n. H.,
Norman Burbank OF California and Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Burbank OF Chelsea
were recent guests OF Miss Della Cloud.
Theron Culver, 'Os, and Burton Sher-
man, '09, we're two OF the twenty-eight
students of Middlebury college who
walked from Middlebury to Northfeld, a
distance OF forty miles, over the Green
mountains last Friday night to witness
the football game between Norwich and
MiddlebuFy, Saturday.
Calvin Dyke, whose death occurred last
week, was laid ct rest last Thursday In
the family lot at East Barnard by his
comrades, B. +. Bowman, 8. M. Snow, q.
II. Hackett and Don W. Blake, bearers.
Rev. Sherman Goodwin OBLIGATED ct the
funeral held at his late home here, and
Rev. Mr.. Davis Of BARNARD, a son Of
veteran, olficiated at the grave.
The fourteenth annual meeting Of Dis
trict No. 3, Order Eastern Star, was held
Nov. Q at Woodstock with a large at
tendance. Opening ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Woodstock chapter, No. 40,
Emma s. Mass, w. M. disqualification
OF work by Wenona chapter, No. as,
Emile Palmer, W. NJ, was given In
very nice manner, under the direction OF
Nettie w. Sargent, d. ID. @. a., and
Charles H. Brown, ID. ID. @. p, of White
River Junction. Several from Rising
Sun chapter, No. IL, attended. A boun-
tiful banquet was served at O'Clock.
The Labor Union social, given by the
faculty last Friday evening, was enjoyed
by all. II consisted OF six unions, each
under the supervision of a tescheF, differ
ing from previous entertainments, and
being very interesting. Small prizes
WCfC bAuEuCu AtaC NAnAA0Aa VI AnN CShA~'N1
at the different tables, and a grand prize
OF "Hawthorne's Twice-Told Tales" was
given. This was presented to Clifford |
Belknap Of the eighth grade in the gram
mar room. After the union contests,
there was promenading and refreshments
were served.
improvements at Mormon Shrine.
- su.rt. IA A.. - m...,.. Il
on the night OF the 18th for New York
and the West and is not expected back /
before next spring. During the present
year he has had an important and large
amount OF work done at the Joseph
Smith Memorial. Hundreds of trees and
shrubs have been planted and the flower
ing plants have been very beautiful and
much admired by the hundreds of visitors
to the monument.
The register kept in the Memorial cot
tage shows that many distinguished peo-
pie have been there, among them the late
Gen. o. o. Howard and comrades OF the
Grand Army reunion held In South Roy
alton in July. These were entertained at
luncheon by Mr.. Wells and the village
Cadet band played for them on the
grounds.
Among his own people Mr. Wells nhs
received President Lund, second coun-
selor in the church; Apostle H. j. Grant;
Presidents Rich and Smellie OF the East
srn States mission, and scores OF the
who have always found a
welcome and cordial good time waiting
hem at their Prophets birthplace.
The charm OF visit to the Memorial Is
hat people OF all creeds or OF no creed are
made welcome to enjoy the beauties OF
The place and many avail themselves OF
The privilege to spend few hours in the
woods, some with their picnic. Many
parties have been there this
summer, seven or eight in a single day.
The improvements on the grounds and
IN the interior OF the cottage are continu-
lily adding to the memorial character of
he place; and whatever else may be said
d il, there Is no doubt II is already, and
will become more so, one OF the most
beautiful places to be seen in Vermont.
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