Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-02
South Royalton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.
,ad Thomas special ad.

DAY.
C.P. Tarbell has Freestone filly tw
weeks old.
Ten couples from Chelsea attended tn
drama here.
Mr.. W. P. Noyes returned from Bosto,
last Monday.
DR.. Euclid Fish returned to Hanove
est Tuesday.
Clayton Allen has gone to Burlington t.
work in shoe shop.
Miss Hannah Fee returned to Philadcl
phia last Wednesday.
Eddie Adams has engaged to work TO-
James Bingham this spring.
Regular meeting OF the Sons OF Veter
ans camp will be held next Saturday eve
Elmer Hapgood is to move to Exeter, N
a., where he is engaged in shoe factory
Frank Camp OF Lyndonville, a former
resident here, visited friends here Satur.
day.
Henry Whitcomb was home from Bethe
over Sunday where he sat work in drug
store.
DR.. Gorham, assistant state veterinary
was in town last week, the guest Of Harry
Whipple.
Mr.. Atwood, agent for the Phoenix Life
Insurance company, has been in town the
past week.
James Griffin has sold his place and is
to move into Mrs. Josiah Smiths house
in this village.
Mrs. j. M. Shepard has sufficiently re-
covered from an attack OF the grip to be
able to ride out.
Miss Mollie Bingham has been an at
tendant of Mrs. Louise Woodwork sine
her school closed.
Miss Della Cloud returned from Worces-
ter, Mass, last week, when she has been
caring tor sick lady.
Mr. Hemenway,w who is boarding at Har-
ry Whipple's, has been on the sick list
with an attack OF indigestion.
Mrs. Frank Pierce is quite low. She had
a stroke OF paralysis a few weeks ago and
has been gradually failing since.
Mr.. Wentworth OF Berwick, Me-, sales.
man for Western carriage mandatory,
is registered at Woodlands hotel.
Miss Ella Latham has been visiting
friends and schools in Quechee, Woodstock
and Lebanon the past two weeks.
Walter Howe and Glenn Dewey leave
here this week for Tacoma, WASH, pros.
pecting for a location for business.
Mr.. John Bixby made short visit to
friends here last Monday. He was for
merly teacher in the school here.
Miss Ala Day returned from Montpelier
last week, where she has been assisting
her cousin, Mrs. Goss, dressmaking.
Mrs. Harriet Green, mother Of Mr.. Ed
ward Green OF this place., died at her
home at So. Randolph last Saturday.
All. Lamb attended meeting OF the
Knight Templars at Windsor last Thurs
day evening and reported q large attend
ance.
Easter services will be held at both
churches next Sunday. A special service
will be given in the evening by the Q. e.
society.
Mr.. M. Walcott, agent for the Farmers
Mercantile association, has been in town
the past two weeks, soliciting orders for
supplies.
Miss Alma Foster returned from Hard
wick Monday, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Wynn Rogers,the past
two weeks.
Miss Marcia Palmer OF Woodstock, who
has been teacher at Lebanon, N. H., Wis
tied at A. H. Lambs and Miss Susan
Lambs the past week.
Mrs. Jessie Foster Slack went to Exeter,
N. H., Tuesday, where she is to make her
home. Her mother accompanied her for
visit OF few weeks. v
The W. r. G. gave a reception in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chadwick last week,
prior to their departure to their new place
OF residence in Brattleboro.
The W. R. G. will hold social, with
aliterary entertainment and refreshments,
with Mrs. DR.. Fish Tuesday evening,
April Z. A general invitation is extended.
Master Lester Ashley returned homo
from visit to Rochester last Tuesday, ac-
companied by his aunt, Mrs. Edward
Pierce, and his cousin, Master Chettie
Pierce.
Charles Hutchinson's little son Is suffer-
ing from diseased hip and serious results
are apprehended. II he does not improve
soon he will be taken to the hospital at
hanover for treatment.
Mrs. Hattie Jackman Leavitt, wife OF
Newman Leavitt Of Barnard, is at pr.
fish's, receiving medical treatment. Mrs.
Leavitt was teacher in the school here
the year previous to her marriage.
The team belonging to Rev. Mr. Camp
oell OF Tunb bridge, after tip.over in this
village last Saturday, ran away, demolish.
ing the sleigh SO thoroughly that he sold
iton the spot for dollar. Mr.. Campbell
and the horse escaped without injury.
There are now living in the south part
OF the town four OF the family OF six chill
ddren of Mr.. Calvin Golf Mrs Benjamin
Day, aged So, Miss Lucinda Golf, 50, and
VIM. and Harry Gof, twins, n, The eld-
est, Mrs.Day, is very low and in all proba-
oillty cannot long survive.
1.-THE Spy OF Gettysburg" as presented
ny the Dramatic club last Monday and
tuesday evenings, furnished pleasing
entertainment for light drama. The
uast was fitted to the characters and they
We're sustained exceedingly well. The
play is very Interestingly dramatized and
Is devoid of dull and uninteresting SEN
fences and dialogues from the first scene.
:, MISS Laura Hatch, daughter OF K. A.
match OF Strafford, has been engaged to
leach in the intermediate department OF
.he Graded school here this spring, com.
mencing April 10. Miss Hatch has had
ample advantages for thorough educa-
slon and training for teacher and has
proved herself proficient and competent
mnere she has taught. She has also fitted
neiseli Tor teacher OF music, which is re-
qnired in this department.
Last Monday morning Mr.. Rufus Cloud
oullt his fire and left the house. His wife,
0oihlng into the kitchen soon after,
s san3l smoke and looking through the {
tteglster into the room above saw fire. she ]
,ouhu some clothes, which had been lett
Ul q Chair hod ttrx,al 1vyar onoiuat the