Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-10
South RoyaIton Notes.


Mrs. Alice bathrlck Is recovering from
her long illness.
Arthur Whitman was taken quite i'll last
Monday.
Mrs. James Pike has been making re-
pairs on her house.
Charlie Slack is putting a cellar under
his store building.
Miss Eva Abbott was home from the
Montpelier seminary last Saturday.
II you want the best bicycle made. for
the money, buy the New Mail, 1913 model
for S75. For sale by NJ. j. Sargent.
e. G.. Brown has made extensive repairs
on the hotel this spring by painting and
papering and refurnishing the rooms.
L. c. Dickerman is purchasing potatoes
quite extensively at present.
Mrs. Curtis Emery and her mother. Mrs.
Ordway, of Chelsea were in town last
Thursday.
Charlie Hutchins has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be down to the village, and is
making rapid recovery.
Rev. Henry Goddard has taken a study
room in George Leonard's house.
Charles Rogers has recovered his team
which ran away from him week ago The
wagon and harnesses were considerab bly,
damaged but the horses escaped injury.
Ed. Smith is making repairs on his
house.
Prof. Gibson Of White River junction
vas in town over Sunday.
w NJ. Sargent inspected the Sons of
Veterans Camp at Mortified last Wednes
dag.
Mrs. John MIDGET is better and able
TO walk and ride out.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at Stacks
hall, May 10th. Supper will be served
ir0m to S O'Clock,
The Y. p. c. Z. of the Universalist soci-
ETY. will hold its service at the. hall next
sunday, May 10, at ? p. m. Topic, "Coals
that Burn"
The building committee graded the
school grounds last week
Roland Reynolds was at home to assist
the nine in the game of ball played last
Saturday.
Mrs c. NJ. Lamb is losing the sight Of
both eyes by the forming OF cacaracts.
Miss Lulu Allen of Randolph took
charge of the intermediate department of
the Graded school last Tuesday.
Whipple and Cloud worked their track
with a force of teams and help last week
and are putting it Ia excellent shape for
trotting.
News was received from Miss Carrie Day
since she returned to Exeter that she is
falling fast and cannot recover.
Mr.. Risley and wife and daughter of
Burlington were guests of Ed Smith last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Fred Hinkley of Springfield, Mass, and
Horace Woodland of Campello. Mass, are
visiting friends,and the trout brooks here,
this week.
The West Randolph and South Royal
ton baseball clubs played game here last
saturday, the score standing IA TO in
favor of the West Randolph club.
Mrs, Lewis Talhert is quite feeble but
able to be out of doors some.
Rev. Walter Dole has been engaged to
preach for the Universalist society for
another year.
j. M. Woodward's brood mare, Jennie
B., died last Thursday of Inflammation of
the bowels. She was standard bred and
quite valuable.
Francis Batchelder, mayor OF Everett,
Mass, and f. II. Snyder of Boston, pro-
prietor OF the Montpelier creamery, We're
here last Wednesday inspecting the cream
cry separator, which they own.
The many friends OF Charlie Beedle will
be pleased to note the complimentary
tribute paid to his orchestra by the citi-
Zens of keene, n. H., at a benefit given
them on their departure to their new field
last week.
We noticed in a recent article in the
HERALD that, in the village limits of Fair
fax, there are 80 widows, widowers and
u maiden ladies'. In the limits Of this vil
lage, there are 40 widows, widowers,
bachelors and u maiden ladies. Within
the past year, 10 widows have died or lett
the place.
Vegetation has put forth very rapidly
the past week and is two weeks in ad-
vance of one year ago. The farmers are
pushing their work and unless there is a
set back by frosts, crops Will be far IN ad
vance of recent years.