Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
South Royalton Notes.
Lowest prices in millinery.
Cora ]. Bliss, Randolph, Vt.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor

Lowest prices in millinery.
Cora ]. Bliss, Randolph, Vt.
auted:-Iminediately on Vermont
| farm, experienced single man for general
work, care OF horses and teaming. Write
experience, age, weight, height, national
ity. habits, wages, references, or apply
personally to John 7. Clark, broad Brook
farm, South Royalton, Vermont. N. E.
Telephone.
Wv ae H. G. Greene, Cedarhurst, y. Y.
Pearl Belknap has been confined to the
house the past ten days By illness.
Mrs. James Hinkley has been with her
sister, Mrs. q. w. Brown, the past week.
Leon Richardson has secured employ
ment 10 New York to run a steam roller.
Mrs. Bryant, mother OF Frank Bryant,
was seriously injured recently by falling
down stairs.
George Hackett is not so we'll this week
as last, owing to a stomach trouble that
attacked him Saturday.
Thomas Dearborn moved to South
STAFFORD last week and took possession OF
the hotel and livery stable.
The Philathea class will meet with
Mrs. d. bearing to sew tomorrow after
noon at 2:3O o'clock; II stormy, Saturday
The Woman's club will hold its annual
business meeting for the election OF OH
GERS at Mrs. Charles Southworth's Satur-
day, May 7, at 2:30 p. M.
Mrs. G. w. Brown, reported last week
as having pIeurisy, later developed pneu-
monia, and las been seriously i'll. At the
present writing she is more comfortable
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Hubbard re-
| turned 10 their home here last week for
an indefinite stay. They have been al
Gorham, n. H., the past four years.
News received from J. G. Ashley, who
has been at the Battle Creek sanitarium
in Michigan for treatment the past eight
weeks, is that he is now beginning TO
gain.
Rev. F. NJ. Baker, recent pastor OF
/ the NJ. e. church here, was in town last
week for short visit. He is to preach in
a parish at Whitcville, \. y, the coming
year.
/ The dairy farmers we're practically a
unit in the milk delivery strike. Only
/ two meu brought milk to the car Monday
morning. The average number OF cans
has been heretofore 200 daily.
/ L. c. Dickerman exhibited recently an
I improved Early Rose potato from lot re-
Gently brought in for sale, that weighed 3
lbs, 6 ozs, the product Of what has been
called an abandoned farm in Tunbridge
Next Monday evening at O'Clock
4 there will be meeting at DR.. Bearings
Office for the purpose Of forming horti
cultural society. All people interested in
the rural bettermeut Of this section are
Invited to be present
/ The officers-elect OF Rising Sun lodge,
/ No. Z, F. and a. NJ, and of Rising Sun
chapter, No. u, o. Z. s., were installed
I last Friday evening by DR.. +. j. Fish,
/ past master OF the lodge and past patron
/ cf the chapter. The exercises were in
/ terspersed With music by Harley Hinck-
/ lev with solos accompanied by Miss Liz
zie Adams, organist, and instrumental
selections by James and John Waterman
and L. A. skinner. Refreshments were
served at the close OF the exercises.
The service at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening at Z 80 will
have for its central thought 1.-The More
Abundant Life" c. p. Tarbell will speak
on the subject, dietary Righteousness;
DR.. d. f. bearing on "Mastication--Its
! Effect on the General HEALTH" A. j.
/ Eaton on "The Food of the American
1 Indian,u and DR.. e. J. Fish on the sub
ject. something about Contagious Dis
eases" The above program should be OF
interest and practical value to a large
number OF our people.
w. r. v. Poultry Association.
AT the 2nd annual meeting OF the
White River Poultry association, held in
Or. behring's office, the following Officers
we're elected ~: Pres, DIR. ID. Z. Deeringi
LIST Vice Pres, l.. II. Richardson; 2nd