Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-17
South Royalton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Miss Alice Preston OF Royalton is at
Mrs. H. NJ. Goddard's.
Miss Celia Garfield OF Boston is visit
ing Mrs E. W. Sharpe.
R, Fl. Mather and s. M. Pike returned
from Boston last Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Tarbell OF Montpelier is
with her cousin, G. P. Tarbell.
Miss Etfia Kibbee returned to Laconia,
NH, Saturday 10 resume teaching.
Simeon Chase has moved into George
Hackett's tenement across the river.
DR.. Fish was called to Randolph in con-
sultation with DIR. Bailey last Tuesday.
Miss Martha Dewey OF Worcester, Mass,
came last Tuesday to visit friends here.
Prof. Kibby and wife returned to their
home at Worcester, Mass, last Tuesday.
Fred Phelps has closed his labors with
j. G. Ashley and is to 60 to Hinesburgh.
Rev. Homer White and wife visited his
sister, Mrs. Rogers, here last Wednesday.
Miss Winnie Briggs; returned to her
home in Somerville, Mass, last Tuesday.
G. H. Manchester has recently added a
bath room with fittings to his residence.
The jury failed to agree in the case Of
ieazer v. Waldo justice suit last Monday.
Ernest Hewitt returned to Tufts college
last Tuesday to commence his senior year.
Fred Bancroft OF Montpelier was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith last
week.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Hattie, OF
Portsmouth, N. H., are visiting friends in
town.
George Coy attended the reunion Of tue
Sth Vermont regiment at Montpelier last
Friday.
Mrs. o. p. Shaw OF Bethel visited her
daughter, Miss Flora Shaw here last week
Wednesday.
Henry Poole, brother OF Mrs. James
Pike, is quite seriously i'll at his home in
Winchendon.
Miss Lula Adams is in Brookfeld for q
few days, accompanied by her aunt, Miss
Salome Bryant.
1t is reported that Mr.. James Buck lost
his wallet, containing $40, at the State fair
at w. r. Junction.,
Mr.. VIM. Goff is in quite feeble health
and is not able to labor, but Is better than
he was month ago.
Henry Dyke, who has been visiting In
New Hampshire the past two weeks, re.
turned home Friday.
John Lovejoy OF Hyde Park, Mass. who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Harry
Bingh ham, has returned home.
DR.. Follett and wife are visiting his fla
Their, Ammi Follett, who has been In fee-
BILE health the past two years.
MS. Adams has been Ill the past week,
but is recovering and will be able to at
tend to his business in few days.
Walter Hubbard was home last week for
a few days but returned to his labors on
the church at Berlin last Wednesday.
Sumner Gibson is very low. He is un'
conscious and apparently suners very
much from lack Of lung power to breathe
BE-. Aver OF Derry, N. H., is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Doubleday. A
nephew OF Mrs. Dnu bleday is also visiting
her
Miss Flora Shaw is in Boston this week
for new millinery goods. Miss Katie
Leavitt is tending the store during her alb
sence.
George Tenney was at home from Ber-
lin over Sunday. He Is engaged IN repair
ing a church under contract by Mr.. w. r
Hubbard.
Mrs. George Poor OF Haverhill, Mass,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Klcnaro
Wills the past four weeks, returned TO hei
home Thursday.
Mrs button was called home to Wilton
, Nh, last Tuesday on account Of me IA
ness OF her husband. He Is reported al
somewhat better.
Mrs. Ada Willard superintendent OF tnf
Mills training school connected WIN pei.
LEVINE hospital, returned to New YORK las'
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tarbell Of Minneap'
,lis MINI. arrived here last Wednesday
on their way to Chelsea to visit his par
ents. He was formerly resident OF 80
Royalton.
A large number OF our people ATTENDED
the state fair at White River junction las
week and this week are attending the FRO
yincial agricultural and industrial iair a.
Montreal.
Mrs. Laura Shuttleworth received Sc
rious injuries last Tuesday by a laiI
breaking per hip bone. She Is lady y
wears q age and in all probability VII
suffer through life
Miss Salome Bryant and Mrs. Ada vii
lard of New York city we're called her'
last week to attend the funeral OF MRS
Layina Adams, a sister OF Miss BRYANT ane
aunt OF Mrs. Willard.
Mr. and Mrs. Currier and son OF Yves
Lebanon. and Mrs. Mary Stoughton II
Ter and son OF Lowell, Mass, were here U
attend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs.
Adams, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Choate have returned
from their vacation spent at the All
rondacks, Lakes George and Champiain
They will spend few days with Mrs
Choate's mother and sister.
Mrs. s. @. Drew, Misses Emily F 70 (,
and Edith Skinner, Leon Skinner, ", y
Soper. Ralph and Bertha Soper, pr Carpen
ter. Edgar Reynolds, Charles vlall an a.,
Miss Mary DeCosta are some OF tne VII
layers who are in Montreal this week.
MIR. w. s. Hemenway and son visite'
the Mouiton stock farm at Randolph ias
Friday and report very enjoyable gay
The Droprietors were at their sunme
home and Mr.. Hemenway was royaliy en-
tertained by them. He was taken owe
the farm and through the spacious ano 81
egant barns where are kept several VAIN "a I
able blooded horses and a large hero
high grade COWS. ..4s&, "A
Mrs. Lavina Adams, Q widow laay w
has been resident OF this village for tn
past six years, died suddenly last Weanes
day of heart failure caused by brignI'
disease. Mrs. Adams had been suieri I
with the disease the past few years ~
was In her usual health up TO the Gay "
died. She was 70 years Of age. Sne ma J.
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