Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-07-18
South RoyaIton Notes.
M. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.
~. CHARLES Hutchins Is quite IN


Mrs, Charles Hutchins Is quite i'll.
w.P. Noyes was in Boston for fe
DAYS last week.
q. A. Thacher Of Randolph visits
friends here recently.
Little Maria Billings Of STAFFORD is vii
fling relatives here this week.
F.A. Cakes OF New Haven, Conn.,, was
guest OF Harry Whipple last week.
Samuel Slack is engaged as foreman {
help at the gold mine in Gaysville.
DR.. Ellis and wife of Somerville, Mass
are guests OF j. B. Durkee and wife.
Regular meeting Of the Woman's Relic
corps will be held Saturday evening. q
Miss Kimbal and friend of Bethel ar
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Webster
Mrs. Hattie Sargent is recovering from
her recent sickness and is able to be about
David Ramsdell has recovered from biz
recent sickness and Is able to be on th,
street.
Mrs. Louise Woodwork has nearly re.
covered from her long sickness OF severa
months.
Mrs. wheeler of Bellows Falls is visit.
ing her mother in-law, Mrs. Harriet
Wheeler.
DR.. Harlan Carpenter returned Monday
from two weeks visit to his brother in
STAFFORD.
Thomas Bosworth of Salem, Mass, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. D. W.
COwdery.
Mrs. Briggs and daughter, Winnie, OF
Somerville, Mass, are visiting at Mr.. j. B.
Durkee's.
Miss Lizzie Adams is somewhat better
and is gaining slowly but is still confined
to the bed.
A. H. Lamb was called to Montpelier
last Tuesday on jury at the session OF US.
district court.
DR.. Simeon Belknap and wife visited
friends in Rochester last week, the guests
OF DR.. Huntington.
room at the shoe factory, was in Haver-
bill and Lowell last week.
Mrs. Kate Chamberlin Cove returned
from her visit in Lebanon, n. H., and is
the guest OF Miss Alice Lamb.
Mrs. Louise Lamb, widow OF the late G.
NJ. Lamb, is failing slowly. Her mind is
ina wandering condition most Of the time.
Charles Ward received news last Mon.
day that his mother was very i'll in STRAIT
ford and was expected to live but few
hours.
Mrs. Kate w. Dodge, assistant at the
postofice, Is spending her vacation with
her sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Leonard, in st.
Adams.
The committee OF the Graded school has
issued neat catalogue, giving status OF
teachers and studies for three years
course.
Danforth Day was stricken with apo.
plexy last week and is in critical condi. |
ton, one side being paralyzed and he is
cannot speak.
Mrs. DR.. Fish received news last Tues
day that her nephew, MIR. Vaughn of
Thetford Hill, was dead, having been sick
only a few days.
Miss Maria Button, who has been stay
ing with her cousin, Mrs. John Shepard,
since last spring, returned to her home in
the West, Monday.
Mrs. Hannah Wallace returned home
last Friday from Maynard, Mass, where
she had been spending the winter with
Mrs. Richard Wills.
The latest news from Lewis Talbert who
is in Palmer, Mass, was that he was gain
ing and it was thought that he would be
able to be out again.
The Gold Dollar band gave concert on
the Park last Saturday evening to the de-
light Of the people OF the village and quite
a number from outside.
W. C. Wilmot OF Grand Rapids, Mich,
|, 6. Sutton Of Wilmington, Del, and D.
B. Wood Of Ohio were guests at the South
Royalton House last week.
The Christian Endeavorers report much
enjoyment at the great convention in Bos-
ton. Some return this week and Others
Will visit other places before returning.
Mrs DR.. Fish lost her money purse, con.
tanning Sl2 last Saturday, either about the
house on sidewalk or near Lewis Talbert's.
Inc finder will be suitably rewarded on
returning the same.
It was Robert Waterman who sold the
adams Rowell farm, not George Waterman
as reported last week. Mr.. Waterman ex-
poets to move into the John Wild house
hear Royalton Center. S
Chas Shepard and wife OF Barre visited
1is parents last week. He returned Mon
DAY bud Mrs. Shepard remained to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wood (;
Ware OF SO. Tunbridge.
Henry Poole OF Winchendon, Mass, !
made short visit to his sister, Mrs. Jas. !
Pike, last Friday. He had just completed
The placing OF a new Hook & Hastings ,
pipe organ in church at Winooski.
Rev. Chas. Dutton came here last week
rom Wilton, N. H., and remained over
sunday, supplying the Cong'l pulpit IN =
the absence Of the pastor, Rev.H. M. God
aard, who attended the G. E. convention
in Boston. G
The report last week that Miss Mary
Dewey had been engaged as one OF the
teachers here is an error. The teachers
engaged are Miss Foss of Hanover, N. H., y
M MISS Jennie Godfrey Of Randolph, Miss
Eila Latham of this place and W. G. Hop q
Xlns OF Burlington as principal. g