Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-11
South ROyalton Notes.
N. }. SARGENT, Local Editor.

win Page lost his family horse last
week
George Simmons returned to Boston last
saturday.
ia. schontag is to work for A. P.skin-
usr this season.
40. Belknap was in Woodstock last
week Thursday.
Albert Markham OF Illinois is visiting
friends Ia town.
Mrs. Geo. II. Goss 0f Montpelier is the
guest OF Miss Ala Day.
Miss Ruby Green is at Bethel with her
sister, Hattie, this week.
George Davis has purchased the Watts
place on the Sharon road
Mrs James Cloud is reported sick with
symptoms OF pneumonia.
George Bixby of Exeter, n. H., is in
tcwn on business this week.
Mrs Oscar Morse has recovered from
nsr recent illness of the grip.
Miss G. II. Hackett is to take rooms at
James Bingham's for awhile.
Regular meeting of the Rising Sun lodge
vIll be held next Wednesday.
Edward Foster is improving slowly but
f not able to leave mis- bed yet.
Mrs. S. g. Woodwork and daughter
we're guests at Riverview recently.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Winslow and daughter
Visited at j. W. Naldo's Thursday.
Wm. Stoughton of West Lebanon, n H.,
svlsiting his son, Daniel Stoughton.
The engine and equipments for the pow
rat the creamery arrived last Friday.
Mrs. II. Bryant of Chelsea was the guest
Of Mrs. d. G., Stougnton last Thursday.
Regular meeting Of Orville Bixby post
and corps will be held Saturday evening.
The Brookiield G. f.. society sent II del
egates to the convention here last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Edwin Pierce and son Of Roches-
ter visited her brother, j .G.Ashley Thurs
day.
b. H. Cove of Essex junction, agent for
iaFming implements, was in town last
reek
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Weldon OF Boston
tsited Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sanborn last
week.
Mrs. Valmore Cushman remains about
the same as she has been for the past three
weeks.
N, D. Hildreth, life stock dealer OF Pom
FRET Conn.,, was a guest OF o. a. Burbank
ast week.
Clayton Allen was in town the first OF
The week. He reports that his wife Is
much better
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5. Adams have been i'll
the past week Mrs. Adams has been con-
ined to the bed.
Prof. Kibbee OF Worcester, Mass, arr
rived here Tuesday TO join his wife in the
care Of her father.
Constant Dodge is i'll with pneumonia.
lie has no alarming symptoms yet and
doing quite well.
Mrs. Emily Crandall remains about the
Ehgl fgn 20. h. ahg hnngn
bot is quite feeble yet.
Mrs. Alice Dodge. Kibbee of Worcester,
Mass, was called here last Thursday by
The illness Of her father
Frank Seems returned home from Pom
ret Saturday. He has been i'll with the
'flp the past two weeks.
Our seed offer is taking frst-rate. See
.he sample at your local postotfice and you
VII want the 25c. package.
u A. Burbank and M. ID. Hildreth were
u Montpelier. Middlesex and Waterbury
last week, purchasing cows.
Mrs. Otis Osgood OF Mt. Pleasant, Ia,
former resident, visited friends here last
friday She left for her home Saturday.
Mrs. Baker, lately returned from India,
WI give an address in the NJ. II. church
friday evening on the "Women OF India"
Mrs. Obed Whipple has been with Mrs.
harvey " Oodard the past week, assisting
% The care OF her during her severe SICK
ness
News was received here last Tuesday
That W. q. Hopkins, principal of the school
aere, is sick and confined to the bed at
Burlington.
About 50 enjoyed the social at George
browns last week. The next one Will be
Ae,d at VIM. Farm hams Thursday even
ingl March rs.
II i5 s,....-t..l 49,.
cave the farm that be has had charge OF
lor several years and move onto the Watts
pace In Sharon
Key. Z. W. Sharp was called to Brook
Ia. In last week to attend the funeral OF
Afs Snarps father. Mrs. Sharp was
called there two weeks ago.
The residence occupied by viii Page
zane near being burned last week. The
5rs caught in the upper rooms and was
ascoyered by his little son and ives eN-
"nguished by brisk efforts.
rrof. Hopkins and wife spend their va
Sauon az the home of Mrs. Hopkins, Miss
9slnie Godfrey in Randolph, Miss Hatch
p her home in STAFFORD and Miss Latham
,Trlendsto spend part of her vacation IN
Washington. j.. G.
hey. II. NJ. Goddard and Mrs. J. b. Dur
~ aFe suffering from the prevailing cpl
shic VI influenza. An unusually large
Nm - nave Deen cOnnned 20 the housS-
~ sargent is recovering and able to be
az me store but not to work.
Ha!teE Goss of Chelsea, who took the
se.e o. Nanki Poo in Miksdo last Wednes-
SyIssslsted the choir at the Congl church
CJI..usy. He has a fine tenor voice, one
:. , tne best in this section of the state lis
1 oe 70 the Aikado was listened to with
much pleasure.
clifton Hemenway and sister returned
.uslf home in New Haven, Conn.,, last
,.LI1ay- They have made many warm
Hls during their stay in town. Mr..
rll5nWay has spent a large part OF the
80. nere and his sister has been here
~. maj time. They belong TO prom
-. family ia New Haven. their father
rs retired merchant. He had bust
- relations with the late Harry Whip
with his family, came here 10
--n1 The summer,months