Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-07-25
South Royalton Notes.


yrs. Pierce OF Rochester Is here visitin
,sr son. J. G. Ashley.
Am. Gallup is building house on hi
iand across the river
VII Einsnan OF Hartford, Conn, /
,isitiug relatives here
srs.D. W. Cowdery is quite ill and i
rndsr the physicians care.
Yrs Helen (Southgate) Osgood is visit
;,g her sister, Mrs. Pierce, in Barre
Miss Lizzie Adams is somewhat bette,
md can sit up little during the day.
IN Ellis and wife returned to their
so,,e in Somerville, Mass, last week.
nsutorth Day is better and Will proba-
NV be able to walk about again soon.
Ms. Frank Pierce, who lives in Mr..
E,aIIups tenement, u on the Kick list.
M, and Mrs. Lyman Allen visited 1t
Iudge Dantorth's 10 Barnard recently.
Ms. Abbie Cummings. a former resi-
dent. is visiting friends here this week.
Miss sslome Bryant of New York is
listing her sister, Mrs. Lavinia Adams.
Mrs. Josiah Smith has been on the sick
list having hadsznk attack Of hiiiousness.
Yrs. Charles Black and Mrs. Albert
Merrill spent day in Barnard last week.
Ms. John Woodland, who has been in
voor health the past few weeks, is gain
ing.
LG. Ashley is slowly recovering. but ia
not vet able to be at his barber shop regu.
arly.
Mrs. Newton Culver of st. Adams WIS.,
ted her mother, Mrs J. n. Culver, last
week
Wv. Eastman and wife visited sister
of Mrs. Eastman at South Royalton re-
sntly.
Miss Martha Pettengill from Illinois
visited at c. Blacks and j. o. BeIknap's /
lis week.
Rolf Cham berlin returned here from
Boston last Thursday and is the guest of
Al. Lamb.
medical college last Monday for another
yar's study.
ADDISON wills from Massachusetts,, a
brther Of Mrs. Thomas Prindle, visited
u last week.
Joha Mudgett's house is nearly com
rstsd and be intends to move into il in
lDcgt two weeks. II
Mss.Edie Skinner anu Archie 20 to
ysv York this week to visit their aunt,
Ms Alice Furman.
Ms. W. NJ. Sargent, Mrs. s. NJ. Pike !
aai Miss Myrtle Cow returned from Bos-
Ton the first OF the week s
Quits a large number from this place !
szsnded Buffalo Bills show at White
ETsr Junction, Tuesday.
Eoyt Knight is repairing his tenement ?
md shop and is putting a verands on the Z
t.s1t side of the building.
Rev. Charles Dutton and wife returned
home last week from their vacation spent
With Mrs. buttons parents.
Mss Winnie Briggs, who has been Wis
ting 1t j. 3. Durkee's, has gone to Barre q
. spend part OF her vacation.
MI. Sargent and ]. W. Waldo were in v
Barre, Monday and Tuesday, on business
Connected with the Grand Army. b
George Lippincott and wife and two d
.aldren Of New York are visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Kent and Mrs Schontag- In
Mrs. Alice Royce, resident Of Broad a.
Brock who is - years old, is quite smart
nd able 70 see to her household AFFAIRS.
Miss Flora Shaw is spending the week q
/ her home in Bethel Mrs. Terry looks y
ter TIE store during Miss Shaw's abb se
snee.
c. P TarbeIl and wife and Mrs. Ed. 70
'oster are At Camp Martin, Milton, for e
7 outing and VII remain through July =
&c August. ca
isty vi. meet to sew in Stacks hall FIJI
az sf,zrnoou. Supper viii be served
'um TOT.
Mrs. Charles III. Lamb is no better and !.
--s1C1lly falling. Mrs. Henry Kins- 50
lan and Miss susan Lamb, her daugh- os
r., ar With ner.
RaT. 4. NJ. Goddard, Mr.. Edison Bixby y.
% Misses Alma Foster and Minnie Met n
II returned home from Boston last
seE, #here they attended the c. E. con- he
;lti0A. 10
Mr. Day and family Of. Exeter, N. H.,
I've oeen visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles vi
aic1ins, the past week He returned rea
lns saturday, but the family are to re-
III isE weeks. NJ
Iae tssrmometer registered 1872 IN the ma
: a1d l0i- IN the shade last Sunday. A..
Il showers Sunday night revived the
-rasa vegetstion, which had become
tausig Affected by the drought.
J. I, Hswitt's little boy was very sick ~,
{ past week. Mrs. Hewitt, who was IN -,
sicn attending the Universalist con- a.
atol, vas informed by telegram OF the rar
los sickness and returned home at 81
&c. The boy is recovering. n.
ssE. q. NJ. Goddard returned home last Ia,
arscay and his discourse last Sunday wa
8 n brief sketch of the proceedings OF cha
". Z. convention at Boston. he re- res
rs that the growth of the organization thu
oesn very raHid, the atrenoance Ia be.
7 being 100 and in 1895, 81, 900. thu
Inc ball game between the South Roy pa
On and Bethels last saturday resulted du
victory for the South Royaiton boys "a
score of II to 3. Features OF the game J
y the battery work Of Hewitt and