Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-01
south RoyaIton Notes.
MI SARGENT, Local Editor.

no Ink recently.
r Durkee is confined to the house
.,;th illness this week.
Albert Merrill has engaged to assist Mr.
r. Hewitt in his store
Mrs. yose and daughter Of Plttsheld are
Nth her son, George Vose.
NJ, and Mrs. Dillingham; OF Barre visit
ID at Mrs. Lavina Adams last Friday.
Nc Nathaniel King OF Northfeld Wis.
I'D friends here Monday and Tuesday.
sMrs Henry Whitcomb and two children
,rs in Barre visiting her sister, Mrs. Cove.
M and Mrs, Thomas Wynn have some
friends from Springfield, Mass, visiting
them.
Rert Sargent is engaged in work at West
Iehanon, N. H., In meat ana provision
store.
The New York Press, an S-page, 1c. dali
" on sale at z o'clock q. m. at Sargent 4
Sons.
nr. Fish was at Hanover last Tuesday
,ooklng after some patients in the college
hospital.
The South Royalton base ball club is to
NAV the Randolph club next Saturday at
Randolph.
Mrs George Button and three children
If Greenfield, Mass, are visiting at n. F..
Shepard's.
Miss Winnie Briggs has returned from
Barre and is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j..
B. Durkee.
Mrs. Iris Thompson OF Hartford, Conn.,,
came last week to visit her sister, Mrs. Car
RE Burbank.
Miss Weeks OF East Randolph visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Morse,
here last week.
Danforth Day has gained quite rapidly
since his attack Of paralysis. He has been
on the street every day the past week.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold "Boston echo meeting" next Sum
day evening. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Andrews and Miss, Carrie Cushman
OF Northfield are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Smith at Camp Pressey in Tunbridge.
Mrs. Harry Sargent goes sSon to Boston
10 visit her mother, and from there they
20 to Maine for visit to her former home.
Mrs. Ona Day Bingham Of Lowell, NJ ass,
d. with her child visiting her father and
mother, has been quite feeble since she
came.
Rolph Cham berlin and daughter, Mrs.
Katie Cove, returned to Boston last week,
where they intend to make their future
home.
Frank Doubleday brought to this viii
lage sample Of oats grown on bis farm
that measured five feet and six inches in
hight.
Mrs. Sphinx and son, Mrs. Dickerson and
Mr.. Derry OF Providence, r. l., have been
at MI. Isle McIntosh's the past two
weeks.
The farmers have mostly finished their
having and have secured the crop in ex-
Cellent condition, the weather being very
favorable.
Miss Cassie Bingham, teacher In Sa-
lem, Mass, is spending her vacation with
her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bingham.
John Schontag returned home from his
brother's, j. H. Kent's, last Saturday,
having been assisting him at haying the
past two weeks.
C.P. Tarbell is at Camp Martin on Lake
Champlain. He has had new electric
engine put into his yacht and Is testing
its merits this week.
DR.. S. Belknap and wife returned here
from Rochester last Saturday. They have
been visiting DR.. Huntington and other
friends for the past two weeks.
Mrs. W. H. Martin has been sick the
past, week, but Is recovering. She mas
been in much better health this summer
than for two or three years past.
Mr. Albert Morrill,, who was elected col
leetor OF the graded school district at the
annual meeting, has resigned and meet
ing will be called to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lippincott and Two
Children, who have been visiting the am
lilies of Mr.. Kent and Mr.. Schonta@ re-
turned to their home in New YorA last
Friday.
JIG. Ashley was confined to lighthouse
last week. He has been somewhaf better
this week. His recovery has BEN slow
since mis- return from the hospital in Bur
linglon. al
Mr.. A.C. Inman, who is repoExd as hay-
ing nysteriously disappeare0 from his
home in White River JunctioHflast week,
was formerly resident here. M Up to this
week Wednesday he had nogbeen found.
Mrs. soper Of Mortified i3%visiting her
son, ". V. Soper. She is oyqBninety years
old and is remarkably HEALTHY and strong.
Her intellect is as clear anf bright as at
anytime in herlife. She es alone in her
home and seems to enjoy very much.
The fall term OF the grd Fed school com,
mences in August. The prospect is good
for a large attendance. Nj. Hopkins takes
the place of Mr.. Miller u principal. Miss
Godfrey is to have charge OF the Grammar
school, They come hi ynly recommenae !
Miss Latham and MisS Foss are retained
in the intermediate and Primary schoois
The interest and attendance are increas.
ing at the M. E. chufch under the esrnes'
and efficient labors III Rev. r. w. sharp.
series OF lecturess will be given undeI
the auspices OF the Epvorth League. some
Of the best talent ID the state has been Sc
cured. They are Adding some new nx'