Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-06
South RoyaItOn Notes.
N. ]. sAnoENr. Looal Edltor

M. y. SAk0ENT, Local Eultcr
For sale.-Four-ioot wood, birch, ma
pie, beech, dry, 1925 per cord. delivered.
Green wood, all maple, 50. N. E. Tele-
phone 27-l9 S. II. Russell, Tunbridge.
Miss Helen Burbank returned to Barre
last Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Farnhamis i'll and under
the care OF a physician.
The directors OF the Electric Light and
Power Co. met here last Tuesday.
Misses Josie Sargent aud Maude Abbott
returned to Barre Sunday to resume their
school work.
Miss Isabelle Martin passed her holiday
vacation in Putney, VT. returning to
Barre last Friday.
The graded school commenced the
winter term last Monday with the teach
ers of the fall term.
c. S. Daggett remains about the same
as for the past two weeks. lie is able to
sit up most of the time.
The Rev. Fred Daniels OF Chelsea will
preach In the Methodist church next Sun
day in exchange with the pastor.
Philip BeIknap returned home from
Milton Monday, having passed his school
vacation with his aunt, Mrs. Z. e. Bam-
forth, aud family.
Fred Culver has sold his business to Ar
thur A. Abbott, who takes possession in
February. This change gives Mr.. Abbott
the entire business of harness making in
town.
Glenn Rowell has purchased the so
called Abbott tenement store and the
Dearborn livery stable barn and land con-
nected Herewith, meaning the real estate
once owned by G. p. Abbott.
The entertainment given by the Tufts
College Glee and Mandolin club OF t@en-
~ eight members last Friday evening was
the hest by far ever given here by any
club, especially the instrumental part.
Clarence N. Gay OF Boston is boarder
at the South Royalton House for an indie
finite stay. Mr.. Gay is q son OF one Of the
Gay brothers of Cavendish who were
formerly cloth manufacturers at Tun-
bridge. faf
The annual meeting Of Fire District
No. OF South Royalton was held last
Monday evening, electing the following
Otucctbs-n D. W DcihhoPs ocSs
and Treas, II. X. Foster; auditor. j. o.
BeIknap; collector, NJ. II. Hazen; fire
wardens, NJ. J. Sargent, w. v. soper, J..
o. Belknap; chief engineer, e. F. Moody;
LIST asst, W. v. soper; I'd asst, H. 8.
Knight.
A Campaign for Better Vermont
Hon. Mason 8. Stone, superintendent
OF education, and it Is expected Hon.
Horace r. Graham, auditor OF accounts,
aud Editor w. C. Belknap of the Bellows
Falls Times will address the citizens Of
South Royalton and vicinity, at the
Cong1 church, on the evening of Jan. II.
Subject, "The New, Vermont"
This is one OF the series OF meetings be-
ing held throughout the state to arouse =
greater interest in the needs, conditions
and prospects of our state.
These gentlemen are giving their serv-
ices, without charge, for the interest of
the cause. They are widely known as in
teresting speakers.
It is sincerely hoped that sufficient in
terest will be manifested to assure large
attendance at this meeting. Everybody
cordially invited.
Special Announcements.
Regular convocation of Rising Sun
chapter, No. u. o. e. S. next week
Wednesday evening, Jan. II. Initiation.
Installation of the officers elect Of OrviIle
Bixby post, W. r. c., and Mark J. Sar-
gent camp, s. of ", Thursday evening,
Jan. IS.