Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-30
couth Royalton Notes.
u r. SARGENT, Local Editor.

p.,d Thomas ad. 1t will interest you
l h's Minstrel club at Woodlands hal
tonight a..o r;s;ted fr;snds !,
Col. Homer stougn'on s' :
Dwyl last week
!. s Nlosr.tbaeld visit for two weeks.
u,s 8 G. Woodworth OF Bethel spen
-! Mi Saturday with her daughter at River
WV" n rarbell and ID. c. Jones went tt
I.,.dsatock last Tuesday to attend county
court. u.,;su,,,a pr .,
Il town this week, purchasing proouce
and horses u,..s A..
.s nsn . short visit to his sister, Mrs. Pike,
last Saturday.
wrs W. M. Sargent has been under the
..mus; I, care the past week, suffering
I'm acute neuralgia.
wilmot Baine OF Northfield attended the
,,ueral of his grandmother, Mrs. Hannah
p sir here last Thursday.
noo Kimball and wife and e. B. Kim.
~. yIs and wife lof Burlington visited Mrs.
Walter y1 Webster last Sunday.
c,.tion Agent J. H. Waldo OF Bethel
, s, Sunday in Brooklyn with his par
Yls Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. Waldo.
Tho ladies of the Cong'l Social circle will
ra asV to sew at the vestry Wednesday af-
nrut June 5. Supper from 8 to Z.
Mrs Clark Corey was called to Bridge
rster last week Wednesday by the seri-
' "ui illness Of her father, Mr.. Wilson.
The remains OF Mrs. Hannah Baine, who
dsd in So. Tunbridge, were inferred in
the cemetery at Bethel, beside her hus-
band.
Iobn Mudgett has the outside finish OF
bis new house completed. The trimmings
and adornments make very handsome
/ finish,
BF Waldo, train dispatcher at Con-
md, N. H., has been spending few days
With bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.Wal-
I do, at Riverview.
| The first quarterly conference OF the M.
' 7, church will be held Friday evening at
T.M ALI the board Of stewards are ex-
pVtsd to be present.
REGULAR meeting of the Post and Corps
will kheld next Saturday evening, June |
ID. and Of Rising Sun lodge, F. and AM,
Wednesday, evening, June 9Th.
Nh and Mrs. Ed Foster visited their
daughters in Exeter, N. H., and he took
tpto Boston. returning Friday. Mrs.
! Foster is to remain for few days.
Mrs. j. K. Flint received news last Sat-
uisy that her sister, Mrs. Wright, was
dead She resided with her daughter, Mrs.
James Abbott, in st. Augustine, Fla.
The personal property belonging to the
estate Of the late Oscar H. Davis will be
sold on the premises at auction at D. M,
Saturday, June 1qt.
?W Amos Emery, Administrator.
Mrs. Sally Flint Osgood, sister OF Benz.
and J. K. Flint, and who has resided for
the past few years with her daughter, Mrs.
Whitaker Of Bethel 'Lympus, died last
Saturday and her remains were brought
here for burial beside her husband.
Rev.Charles Partridge of Randolph Gem
ter will preach at the M. e. church here
next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. The
sacrament Of the Lords supper will be OBJ
served at the close of the sermon. Mr..
Partridge will also preach at Bethel in the
afternoon.
Charles Flint has sold his stock OF wall
paper, curtains and fixtures to e. s. Park
hurst and bis stock of printing material |
10 Charlie Sanderson. Mr.. Flint will en-
gage in the real estate brokerage business
IN company with A. G. Cox OF White River
Junction and j S. Kennison of Barnet. !
Mrs. Jennie Hagan OF Grand Rapids, II
Mich, made a short visit to her friends /
lere and at Tunbridge last week. She is t
lot 70 lecture this season but is to accom- s
any her husband who is an expert scenic r
photographer, to the Rocky Mountains to a
emain through the summer, securing a
negatives for views. t
blxoy post commenced its Memorial I
erylce last Sunday with a union service at I
Dc NJ =. church. The church was hand ! !.
Oaely decorated with flags, flowers and !,
Oaed plants. In front OF the altar were
To stands OF arms. There were about 30
! ! Inc OLD soldiers, % members of the '
NOman's Relief corps and rs SONS OF Vet
rams IN attendance. The church was v
IOw1ed. Rev. E. W. Sharpe, pastor OF the S
auica, preached an able, patriotic SER p
ipl rom the text found in Joshua A: 6, Il
Mnat mean We by these stones" inherit \
'uss o. the love OF liberty handed down
on Inc children OF Israel to the Anglo b
saIon race. He paid glowing tribute to Q
" ". solalers OF the war of 81 to '65 and re- 8
v, sug lne sacrifices and h8rdships heroic Z
y D0lne, brought tears to the eyes of the
y, soidiers present. The choir sang pat
v =. selections and the service of an hour 4
S atlentively listened to.