Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-26
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local editor.

The Ladies' Aid will meet in the hall
Thursday afternoon, April 26, for work
and the transaction of business. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Miss Ella Latham is somewhat better
and gaining slowly.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts was absent last Sun
day, attending conference at Bradford.
Rev. Henry Goddard exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Mr.. Sherman of Chelsea, last
Sunday.
c. +. Balfour returned to Boston last
Friday, having secured a position as or
ganist in one of the churches.
Miss Lena Burbank was at home over
sunday from Barre, where she is teaching.
Rev. H. NJ. Goddard visited in Ludlow
last week.
Mr.. Thurston, superintendent of \. E.
Telephone company for Vermont ana
Northern New Hampshire, was in town
last Thursday.
last week.
5. NJ. Pike is to move into the tenement
vacated by Chester Pierce.
Miss Celia French of Barnard visited at
Chas. Blacks last Saturday.
win Belknap and wife are in Boston
this week, buying new goods.
The Norwich University Dramatic club
of Mortified will give an entertainment
in Woodard's hall Thursday evening of
this week.
Don Cowdery is at home on visit to his
mother.
Mr. Battlefield Of East Granville visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Arthur Pierce, last Sat
urday.
John Markham and wife OF Dakota,
toImer residents of this village, are visit
ing Mrs. Laura ShuttlewoTth, grand
mother of Mr.. Markham.
Mrs. Laura Shuttleworth has received
news that her son, George Shuttleworth,
OF Springfield, Mass. has been stricken
with apoplexy.
DR.. Carpenter and j. II. Kent are in
Boston this week.
There are four new houses to be built
on the Brooklyn side this summer.
Charlie Woodland returned home from
Boston last Saturday.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the NJ E.
church will have a visit in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, Nav 3 Supper will be served from
to O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
The Gentleman's Driving club has OF
fered 5000 in purses to be trotted for June
p and IS. The entries close June 9.
Ed Smith and wife are visiting friends
in Mortified this week.
Mrs. Susan Jones and Mrs Lavinia
Adams have not been so well the past few
weeks, but are not seriously i'll.
A. T. Neff has engaged to assist j. G.
Ashley in bis barber shop.
Charles Hutchins, foreman of the fin
ishing room at the shoe factory, is quite
III and was not able to sit up last week.
His little son, who is sick with pneumo
MIA, is no better.
Miss Hattie Slack, daughter of Samuel
Slack of this village, was married last I
Sunday to Mr.. Charles Vose OF Pittsfeld.
Among the Improvements in the villagef |
we notice new street lamps by Ed Smiths I
and viii Sopsr's. These, in connection
with the one at John Woodard's, ought to 1
light Highland avenue we'll.
Dr. Fish, assisted by DR.. Welsh Of Tun- |
bridge, performed an important and deli 4
cate surgical operation on patient lately, I
making a large incision in the side OF the 4
patient near the base OF the lung and re- 4
moving a quantity of pus and washing /
out the lung cavity. The patient is gain
ing, the lung is expanding and healing, +
the formation of pus nearly stopped and 4
the prospect is good for complete recovery. I
Look for Mann's ad. on Sth page.