Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-13
South RoyaIton Notes.


non last week on business.
Archie L. Goodale is at work this win
ter for Leslie ID. Mcintosh.
L. ID. Mcintosh has been quite i'll with
bronchitis for the past ten days.
@. L. Andrews Of Hamden, Conn,
owner of the Oren Burbank farm, is dead.
Clarence Simpson, late night telegraph
operator here, has been placed at West
Berlin ia charge Of the railroad station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bright returned
home Saturday from Boston, where they
bad been visiting their daughters the past
three weeks.
Frank Robinson, son OF {. H. Robin
son of this place, lost all OF bis household
furniture and clothing in the fire at Bur-
lington Sunday.
Miss Ruth Dutton returned last week
to her home in South tramipgham,
Mass, after passing a week with her
grandparents, Mr.. aud Mrs. s. c. Drew.
The C. I. class we're cordially well
coined at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Seymour Monday evening. After
short business session, a pleasant hall
hour was spent in the study Of the life
and gospel Of Matthew.
The report last week that Glenn Rowell
had purchased the so-caIled Abbott tene-
ment store aud Dearborn livery barn was
a mistake. Charles Southworth Is still
the owner Of the property and Fred Gull
yer and Tom Dearborn are still doing
business at the old stand.
At the second annual meeting of the
Branehview Cemetery association the fol-
lowing officers were elected Pres, q.
W. Ward; Vice Pres, Henry Stewart
Sec, Miss Edith Howard; Treas, Miss
Alma French; trustee for three years, A.
P. Osborne. An iron fence has been
erected around the cemetery during the
past year and II is expected that other i'm
provements will be made.
B. NJ. Newton Of Felchville, county
fish and game warden, was in town few
days last week investigating the illegal
killing OF deer and in company with Con-
stable James Whitney visited several
places in town with search warrant.
Mr.. Newton gives notice that all violations
OF the fish and game laws will be better
looked after in the future and violators OF
them will be prosecuted as the law di-
reefs.
The WomAn's club met with Mrs. j. N.
Cloud Jan. LIST with large attendance.
Mrs. II. A. Bingham read an interesting |
and instructive paper on Glasgow, Scot
land. The next meeting, Jan. 10, will be
held with Mrs. ID. W. Blake, who enter
tains TOR Mrs. Daggett, because OF Mr.. |
Daggett's illness. The matter OF next |
years study will be discussed during the
business session and all members are
urged to be present.
The new elevator owned by j. H. Hew-
lit is now completed and in full opera
tion. Mr.. Hewitt has installed the most 1
approved type OF machinery for the mill
ing of grain. Every convenience that
would aid in rapid handling has been en-
ployed. An automatic scale gives a
check upon the amount of grain handled
and q cleaner removes all dust and dirt
from the whole grain so that the ground
product il clean. The capacity Of the ele-
vator 10 10000 bushels with sufficient
number OF bins for the storage Of wheat,
barley, corn, oats and bulk feeds. Power
Is furnished by 80 h. p. gasoline en-
CINE. Mr.. Hewitt has built. thoroughly
modern plant and the community is to be
that such plant is ready
70 supply its needs.
The South RoyaIton Cong'l church So
,iety held their annual meeting last FRI
lay afternoon at the church vestry, Rev.
sherman Goodwin, pastor Of the church,
presiding. The meeting opened with
prayer, followed by reading OF the call by
he clerk and officers reports of business
or the year ending Dec. 81, 1909. The
'eports we're accepted and adopted. The
named officers were elected
1. p. Skinner elected a committee for
hree years, e. II. sherman has two Year,
o serve, and Charles Seymour one and is
hartman the coming year; M. 8. Adams,
lork; A. @. Whitman, treasurer; NJ. J.
larRent, auditor; Charles Seymour, Sun
lay school superintendent; Miss Minnie
ietcalf, assistant superintendent. The
hurch has no Indebtedness.
Railroad Not To Blame. 4