Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22

M. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

W. P. Noyes is at Camp Martin tn
week.
Ed Perkins Of Taftsville was in tow
Saturday
Miss Lizzie Adams is much better an
is gaining.
Lewis Talbert returned home last wee
for few days.
Miss Briggs Of Taunton, Mass, is q
Shepard Curtis.
J.G. Ashley has SO far recovered as t.
be on the street.
Henry A. Clark OF Philadelphia was ii
town last Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Burnett was in Bethel for
few days. visit last week.
E.A. Markham OF Bethel was in towr
last week, visiting friends.
Daniel King, who died recently, was
former resident Of this village.
Mr.. Terry, the jeweler, is soon to move
into Henry Osgood's new house.
Martha Dewey Is with her aunt, Mrs, j
Cozzens, who is in feeble health.
grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Wheeler.
Harry Whipple came home from his
northern trip last Saturday quite sick.
Fred Fales of Manchester, N. H., is Wis
iting friends here and at Broad Brook.
There is no change in the condition Of
Mrs.C. NJ. Lamb and Mrs. Josiah Smith.
Quite number from here attend the
camp meeting at Claremont, N. H., this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Goddard will preach in the
Broad Brook schoolhouse next Sun day at
4p. m.
Leon Skinner attended the muster at
Fairlee last week, with other Mortified
cadets.
Mrs. Crandall and son OF Cambridge,
Mass, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Rowell.
Mrs. Hattie Bean Smith and daughter.
Alice, Of Franklin, N. H., are visiting her
mother.
Mrs. Calvin Goff is to move into John
Woodward's tenement, when vacated by
Mr.. Terry.
J.B. Durkee is able to be on the street
atho' not fully recovered from his
recent illness.
Ernest Little and wife OF Everett, Mass,
and Ed Patten OF Sharon visited friends
here last week.
Mrs. A. P. Skinner has regained her
health sufficiently to ride out and be
about the house.
Albert Sargent and family visited his
sister, Mrs. Charles Patten, In STAFFORD
the first Of the week.
Arthur Pierce was with his sisters in
Stafford last week, and his wife was in
Braintree and Roxbury.
Mr.Hudson OF Worcester, Mass, SON. in
law of ]. Buck, visited his family, which
has been spending few weeks here.
Mrs. E. M. Lovejoy OF Chicago is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. Lovejoy. Mrs.
Lovejoy is attending the University at
Chicago.
Charles Hutchins went to Exeter, N. H.,
last Monday, to accompany his wife home,
she having been there Tor visit OF sever
al weeks.
The fraters of the. Vermont Commandery
OF the Knights Templars OF Windsor will |
attend the triennial conclave at Boston |
next week.
Harold Fish returned from Hanover last |
Friday, where he has been under medical |
treatment at the medical college. j. E.
Fish was at home from the college over
Sunday.
Mr.. Mather, OF the firm OF Mather & |
Moody, is to move into the village, occu.
oying the house that John Mudgett va
lated to occupy his new house which he
has just completed.
Emery B. Fisher and wife OF Boston
visited some army acquaintance here and |
1t Tunbridge last week. Mr.. Fisher has
been employed in the Boston postoffice
since the close OF the war.
The South Royalton baseball club re-
eived its first defeat this year by the club
which played them at Randolph Center
asst Saturday, the score standing 20 to 10.
The defeated club played at great dis
advantage, not having its regular pitcher
md one OF the best batters being away.
The Rapid Telephone and Telegraph Co.
las opened an Office in L iUdalls store at
Stafford, and s. B. Buell's store in South
Stafford to connect with the Western
lnion telegraph and New England tele-
hone lines at So. Royalton. There will
e an operator on duty day and night, in.
luding Sundays. Several private resi-
ences and DOCTORS offices are to be con-
ected with this line.
Seldom Allen of East Barnard, who has
gently become insane, was In the village
ere last Wednesday. A telephone mes
age from his brother was sent to have
i'm detained here until he could come for
i'm, but he could not be found. He came
on the train going north and was taken
ack home. 1t is thought that he is hope
sssly insane, as two brothers have been
lsane. Mr.. Allen is young man In APP
arently good health, well educated, hav-