Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-24
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

A., K;ttie Belknap is still quite feeble
Mics Ala Day is quite i'll and confined tt
the bed.
at Bethel this week.
a p'tt. to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Terry, Friday
pa pav Mr.. Goddard exchanged pulpits
het Dow Mr.. Palmer of Sharon last Sun
day.
,ortable the past week, but IS not much
better.
large marty attended the Universalist
..haortainment at Sharon last Wednesday
evening
win Bisonette has recovered from the
and has resumed his work at the rail-
road station.
Miller, principal of the High school,
,,s ruecovered from the humps and re-
i urr bis duties Monday.
SEYMOUR Durkee was taken suddenly i'll
,,St Monday, with severe chill which
has resulted in pneumonia.
ceorge Gov found last week half of
.a r shoe imbedded in log from tree
ybch had been recently cut.
Mrs. Kate Dodge has returned from her
risit in st. Adams and has resumed her
,nties as assistant postmistress.
George Mudgett has rented room in
Tsrbes block and is to put in supply
If electrical Instruments and supplies.
large party of young people attended |
tho entertainment, under the auspices of |
tho sans of Veterans, at Royalton last |
wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie Adams and West Freeman
are having quite serious time with the
mnmns. and are quite sick after suffering |
for two weeks with them.
Those in need of spectacles or eyeglasses
can find an excellent assortment at M. j.
So "a, at low prices. The lenses are
guaranteed to fit the eyes.
The local Dramatic company is to play
aBound by an OATH" a domestic drama OF
four acts, at Woodlands hall next Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings.
Don't forget the Farnham estate auc-
tion al South Royalton, Saturday. Jan. 26,
'95 at 1Oa. m. A large amount of hay and I
fodder, horses, cows, calves, etc., for sale.
Iost.-On the highway by the White
river between Hartford village and Bethel,
a sealskin glove The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded upon sending the same to
WIN. B. G. STIoKNEY, Bethel, VT.
The officers OF Rising Sun lodge, F. and s
Am. ,are to be installed next week Thurs.
day, the 31st. Hon. Frank Plumley OF
Northfeld is to deliver the Masonic ad-
dress
Mr. Wright, the genial salesman for /
Carter & Churchill of Lebanon, N. H., has
been removed to other territory, and
another salesman is to take his place on I
this route.
The cornet band gave concert at Roy :,
alton last Saturday evening. After the y
concert, c. 7. Southgate, the manager, in
vited the band to partake Of refreshments
at bis house.
Messrs. Grace and Collins, agents for Y
Chick Brothers, shoe manufacturers, OF
Haverhill, Mass, were in town last Fri. n
day,trying to secure help to take the place o
Of strikers in their factory. a
Mrs, Albert Waterman fell recently,
breaking her arm near the shoulder. Mrs. c.
Waterman has been quite unfortunate, p
having been thrown from buggy and IL
quite. seriously injured last fall.
Chas. Heaton and wife of Montpelier, E. n
0. Hubbard Of West Randolph and Frank n
c. Churchill OF Lebanon, N. H., made "
short call uron your correspondent dur NJ
Ing the delay Of train last Thursday.
Harry Whipple had one OF the cows W
which be shipped to market last week d,
condemned and killed, it being badly in +
ected with tuberculosis. 1t was shipped al
rom Boston here last summer with others
% be fattened for beef. G.
Mrs. Janette Bennett Hagan, mother OF u
Mrs. Jennie Hagan Jackson, the gifted b
ecturer with whom she resided at Grand re
apids, Mich, died last Monday and her til
emaius arrived here Wednesday and were
akea to Tunbridge, her native town, for M
,urial IA
The oficers-elec of Rising Sun lodge, F. by
nd A. NJ, are; Q, G.Bugbee, VIM; Geo. la
| Harvey, s. W.; DR.. D.L.Burnett, J.W.; m
l. +. Skinner, treasurer; M. j. Sargent,
ecretary; L. P. Tenney, 8. D.; A. G. Por- BIZ
er,J D.; M. S. Adams, Chap; Lewis of
albert, 5. S.; Herbert Day, s. S.; M. j. la
argent marshal; A. H. Lamb, tyler. TO
Miss Ruth Haven, who resides with her or
llece, Mrs.John Shepard, had an apoplectic nj
mock last week, paralyzing one side. She
y granddaughter of Mr.. Robert Hazen,
y, OF the first settlers in town who re-
aed on what is known as the James m
.enWorthy farm in the north part OF the ta
Twh When the Indians attacked the set
Nfs and burned the town in 1880.