Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-08
south RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Elisha Beedle is very sick with pneumo-
Eia.
Frank Bixby moved back to Chelsea last
Friday.
The Graded school commences Monday,
april 49,.
s.M. Snow is sick and under the doc
t0r's care.
Clinton Merrill is at work at the rail
soad station.
Herbert Bennett has been very sick the
uast ten days.
D. G. Stoughton and wife returned from
Chelsea Friday.
Edgar Reynolds is recovering but is not
able to be out yet.
Dr.. Gorham, state veterinary, was in
Town last Monday.
Mrs. Yalmore Cushman has not been so
we'll the past week.
Mrs. Walter Webster OF Bethel visited
friends here last week.
I'd and Frank Tenney OF Exeter, n. f.,
are visiting friends here.
Miss Sue Lamb is to board the lady
teachers of the Graded school this term.
Mrs. Crandall has secured Mrs. Lizzie
Mudgett to care for her during her sick
ness.
Rev. II. NJ. Goddard is to preach in the
Broad Brook schoolhouse next Sunday at
SPIN.
George Davis has finished work for NJ.
Hazen and is working for Edgar Rey-
nolds.
0. A. Bartlett is not able to be out vet
He has been confined TO the house for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Julia Pierce and son visited her
brother, j. G. Ashley, here Monday on her
return from Boston.
Doestie Faneuf was called to Hartford
last week TO see his daughter, Mrs. Burn
BAN, who is very sick.
Mrs Lille OF Barnard, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. j. q. Ashley, the
past winter, is very feeble.
The Librarian of the town library has
printed catalogues of books for the use of
the patrons of the library.
Fred Slack and wife Of Manchester, n /
r. are at his fathers. Mr.Slack has been 4
/ quite i'll the past few months.
Ms. Emily Rowell Crandall is very low (
a1din very critical condition. She has /
been in failing health for year.
A. p. Skinner was in Chelsea last week I
and while there disposed of some proper /
y there, which he recently purchased.
Mrs. James Pike has returned from /
Winchendon. Mass, where she spent the 1
winter with her daughter, Mrs. X. ID. |
Grain.
Mrs. b. l.. Moody returned to Water
bury last week accompanied by her sister, |
Miss Robinson, who is to remain few /
weeks.
Julian Griffin, former employee at A. p. .
SINNERS, was taken home to Chelsea last .
week from the hospital at Burlington, Sc
rously i'll.
George Thurston, daughter and hus
band moved onto Charles Mosher's farm
IN Sharon last week, where he has en-
gagged TO work this season.
Heber Foster was elected treasurer of
the graded school district last week Tues
day to serve the balance of the year, in
place OF his father, Edward Foster, de-
ceased
We are pleased to note that Mr.. Heber
Foster is to succeed his father, the late
Edward Foster, in the -four, feeo, grain
and coal business. Mr.. Foster had been
in the employ of his father the past six
years, having charge Of the shipments. He
young man of sterling integrity and
good Judgment and a good accountant
and with the experience he has had in the
business, he has acquired sufficient knowl-
edge to be able to conduct 1t successfully.
J, W. Waldo has his engine and boiler
10 position for the power Tor the cream
cry. II was placed by the firm OF which
u was purchased, Messrs. Rawson x Nor
Iisoni Of Cambridgeport, Mass. Mr.Wal-
90 has contracted with Moseiy q otoddaTd
OF Rutland for his creamery machinery,
Which IS to be ready for use the middle OF
ms month, and will consist OF DE Laval
cream separator, churn and butter work
81 the churn to be of 800 pounds capacity,
and other i'm plements necessary for an
up'to.da creamery Mr.. Waldo has Sc
cured the services of MIR. Richardson and
4f. Lewis to have charge of the creamery.
!hey are recommended to be well skilled
N the business, having prepared them
selves at the state agricultural experiment
station at Burlington, besides experience
u The business before going there. This
Pisce has been called one of the best points
log creamery on the line of the railroad
between White River junction and Mont !
ptileF, and with the up-to-date machin-
u ana other equipments and skilled at
.sldants 1t will no doubt prove good in ;
'tstment and a valuable industry in the
town.