Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-05-21
south Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

E.o. Hibbard Of Randolph was in town
Mrs. R. W. Blake has been falling the
past week.
Charles Woodland is confined to the
house by rheumatism.
]. W. Waldo had colt get seriously in
jured Friday on barbed- fence.
Mr.. Choate has been making inside re-
pairs and painting his house the past week.
Dr.Fred Morse will 60 to the John Hop
kins university to take course OF study.
Mrs. ]. C.Maxham has been quite i'll the
past week and under the physician's care
Mrs. Mary Woodward Hapgood will
Join her husband at Exeter, N. H., next
week.
Mrs A. G. Moore OF Barnard came TO
Chas. E. Blacks Tuesday to remain a few
days.
H., visiting her daughter, Efie, the past
week.
County court next week calls the legal
fraternity, sheriff and jurors to Wood
stock.
DR.. Fred Belknap, wife and son OF Miles,
Mich, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Belknap
last week.
Valmore Cushman is recovering from a
three weeks illness and is able to be on
the street.
Mr.. s. G. Drew went to Wilton, N. H.,
last Tuesday to visit his daughter, Mrs
Chas. Dutton.
JIG. Ashley has engaged Fred Phelps OF
Rochester to assist him in his varber shop
for the season.
Mrs. j. A. Schontag left here last Thurs
day for five weeks visit to relatives in
New York city.
John Woodward returned from Boston
Saturday, having placed several orders for
bis window blind holder.
Mr.. Alden Slack, who has recently re-
turned here from Corinth, has engaged to
work for Harry Whipple.
Mrs. M. 8. Adams and her sister, Miss
Lucy Abbott, returned from Ticonderoga,
N. Y, last week Wednesday.
Mrs. s. O.Gibson. who has been serious
ly i'll the past few weeks, is convalescent
and able to be about the house.
Cadet Leon Skinner was home over SUM-
day from the military school at North
field accompanied by friend.
The Ladies' Social circle of the Cong'l
society held social Wednesday at the
residence of Mrs. John Woodward.
Dan Stoughton returned to Hard wick
last Tues day to complete some mason
work contracted for few weeks ago.
Henry Osgood was at home over Sunday.
His mother, Mrs. Elisha Osgood, who was
reported i'll last week, is recovering.
MIR. W. P. Hubbard has contracted for a
Job on church at Berlin and e. 8. Park
hurst has the contract for painting it.
Horace Woodland OF Campello, Mass, ar.
rived here last Thursday on his way to
Tunbridge for few weeks recreation.
Miss Dimick, who has been seriously i'll
the past three weeks, has so far recovered
as to be able to 60 to her home In Lyme,
N. H.
Mrs, Oscar N. Stoughton OF Royalton
drew the fourth prize OF 80 for the fourth
best solution of the Boston Globe ERIE
story.
John F. Shepard is slowly recovering.
He is able to be about, altho' very weak
and suffers from rheumatic pains most OF
the time.
Mrs. Abbott and daughter, Lucy, who
ter, return to their home in Williams.
town this week.
Regular meeting Of Bixby post and Re-
lief corps will be held Saturday evening.
Business relative to Memorial day requires
full attendance.
The Shepard Family commence con-
cert tour in Vermont next week. Mr..
Shepard has fine turnout for transport
tation this season.
Mrs. Mary Genie Slack has been APP
pointed administrative OF the Charles W.
Slack estate and j. B. Durkee and George
Ellis commissioners.
Chas. Tarbeli, Mrs. 8. M. Pike, Misses
Minnie Metcalf, Ala Day and Alma Foster
attended the Sunday school convention at
Gaysville last Thursday.
Harry Hudson OF Quechee has made ar
engagements for the use OF the trotting
course here on which to work bis horses
this season and is expected here this week.
The LADIES' circle OF the Trinity M. E.
church Is to have lawn party upon the
parsonage grounds Wednesday, May ~.
Ice cream will be served. All are cordial.
ly invited.
Mr. Alden Slack met with an accident
last Tuesday while engaged at work for
Harry Whipple. In moving load OF hay
the wagon tipped over and the wheel
passed over him.
DR.. Fred Morse has sold his practice to
DR.. Paine OF Thetford Hill, who has also
purchased the residence OF Mrs. j. B.
Morse in Royalton village. DR.. Paine was
formerly OF So. Royalton.
The Knights Templar commandery Of
Windsor, which has kindly volunteered
TO assist the Grand Army in its Memorial
services, will give an exhibition drill at
~ a. m. on Memorial day.
:. Mrs. R. 8. Waterman has been suffering
lhe past week from an injury received by