Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-06
South Royalton Notes.
"a. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

ats Asss--.
Read Pixies ad. 1890 Sit
See "Placer Gold" Chelsea, the 18th ant
18th.
MI. Sargent & Son are agents for tn,
celebrated Truax Rheumatic Cure.
J.w. Waldo has II teams drawing logl
to his mill.
Leon Latham Of Randolph was at hom'
over Sunday
Mrs. Ell. Fish is recovering from an at
tack Of the gripp.
Mrs. James Pike is suffering from some
trouble OF the knee.
The soclable at Mr.. sc. Drew's last week
was largely attended.
s. M. Snow and wife visited friends al
Randolph last Tuesday.
Horace Jones has rented his farm and il
moving to Haverhill, Mass.
Miss Hattie WEIGH of Bethel is the guest
of Miss Edie Skinner this week.
Miss Stella Slack has been engaged as
bookkeeper at the shoe factory.
Mr.. James Bingham is to have charge OF
the David Cowdery farm this year.
Walter Ordway OF Montpelier, former
resident here, was in town Friday.
DR.. M. H. Corwin OF Chelsea was the
guest of DR.. Burnett last Tuesday.
Mr.. W. H. Martin moved his family in
to his new residence last Saturday.
Mrs. Lucia Tarbel is improving slowly
and is able to be up and around the house.
DR.. j. Euclid Fish was home from Han
over Sunday, accompanied by DR.. Mygatt.
The Royalton Association OF Cong'l
ministers met in conference here last Tues
day.
D. G. Jones has cut and placed in his ice
house 5000 cakes Of ice, weighing over $50
tons. N
Ruby Cloud is at home from Bethel,
where she has been engaged doing house,
work.
A. P. Skinner was in Chelsea and vicini-
ty last Thursday and Friday purchasing
sheep.
party of young people from here took
a sleigh ride to Sharon last week Tuesday
evening.
About 65 attended the sociable at Geo.
Browns last week and pleasant time is
reported.
Miss Flora Shaw was in town Monday
regulating her store and goods for the
spring trade.
Mrs. Jessie Mudgett Bliss is reported
better and her physicians have hopes Of
iher recovery.
Chas. Flint has returned home from New
Hampshire, where he has been holding re-
vival meetings.
Chas. Hartwell has moved to South Tun-
bridge, where he will engage in farming
the coming year.
The High School Literary society is to
hold public exercises next week Friday
evening, Feb. IA.
The regular meeting of Orville Bixby
day evening, Feb. s.
DR.. Y. F. Branch, past department com
inander, is to deliver the Memorial day
address here this year.
Mr. George Nye is recovering from his
injury. His many friends gave him sub
-stantial benefit last week.
There was party Of is Christian En-
deavOrers attended the Golden Rule con-
vention at Bethel last Friday.
The White River grange is to nold So
'cable at Geo. Bingham's Friday evening,
the 18th. Everybody is invited.
Misses Laura and Nellie Cotton have
gone to Claremont, N. H., where they are
to make their home with an aunt.
Potatoes are selling for Is and 20 cents
per bushel. This is the lowest price paid
at this time OF the year for Is years.
Mr.. J. w. Waldo has commenced to
move his logs to his mill. He has been de-
layed several weeks for lack Of snow.
Cadet Leon Skinner OF the Northfield
military school was home over Sunday,ac
'companied by his friend, Cadet Densmore.
C.P. Tarbell, ESQ.,. and D. c. Jones were
In West Hartford last Tuesday, securing
property in the interest OF Henry Hayes
estate.
Sumner Chilson is regaining his strength
slowly. He 10 not able to be about much |
yet but it is hoped that he will in the near
future.
M. H. Hazen is to drive fourth. hand
for the accommodation OF those wishing |
TO attend the drama at Chelsea the 18th |
and 18th.
The Sons OF Veterans have in prepare
tion drama, "The Spy of Gettysburgh,"
which they intend to present some time
next month.
Mrs. M. j. Miller and Mrs. Louisa Cook
are to return here from Chelsea and visit
friends before returning to their home in
Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. John Moulton OF Boston, formerly
a resident here, is making arrangements
tolocate in some town near here and en-
gage in the tin business,
Mrs. Benjamin Day is not SO well this
week and her friends have doubts OF her
recovery. Her sister, Miss Lucinda Golf,
Sreported somewhat better.
Drs. Fish and son, DIR. Mygatt OF Hano-
yer, and DR.. Welch OF Tunbridge held a
post.mortem examination of Burton Slack
last Sunday, and found an abscess at the
pase OF the brain.