Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-01
South ROyalton Notes,
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

NJ. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Daniel Strong as in town a few days
last week.
VA. sanborn is to move to Randolph
ihis spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooks have son,
horn the 18th.
Mrs. Thomas Prindle is added to the list
al sick ones.
The highways have 81 m what improved
als past week.
Edgar REYNOLDS is recovering from his
lpng sickness.
Fred Lewis OF Berwick, Me-, is visiting
friends in town
I'd smith is better and able to be up a
part OF the time.
Wynn Rogers returned to his home in
HsrdWick Saturday.
Herbert Bennett has ha an increase Of
pension allowed recently.
Mrs. Foster Sawyer is recovering and is
able to be about the house.
Gordon Northrop has gone to Lynn,
Mass, to work in shoe factory.
j. o. Belknap has been appointed ad 3.
Illustrator of VIM. Goffs estate.
irwin Doubleday's family are all sick
and confined to the bed with grip.
Regular meeting of the Sons OF Veter-
ans will be neld Saturday evening.
Miss Ruby Cloud goes to Bethel this
week to learn the milliner's trade.
Alma Foster is in feeble condition,
suffering tom nervous prostration.
Miss Addie Hastings is in New York
this week purchasing spring millinery.
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and is 10 occupy Charles Walls tenement.
The Rock Concert Co. Till Family is
booked here for an entertainment May l.
Mrs. Hattie Brewster Loomis returned
10 her home in Worcester, Mass, last
week
Miss Mary Hale formed painting class
Monday at her home at IL. NJ Doubleday's
house.
Fred Slack and wife OF Manchester, n.
H., are visiting Mr.. Stacks father, John
sscz.
Miss Patience Atherton an iestima bic
lady Of the town, died at her home last
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Brown has recovered from an
attack OF pneumonia and returned to her
home here.
Rev. A. j. Smith Of West Hartford ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. II. NJ. God
dard last Sunday.
NJ. s. Adams is still confined to the
house. Mrs. Adams is better and able to
be about the house.
in Marsh has purchased Fred Man
lsy's livery business at Sharon and takes
possession this week.
James Bingham has rented both of his
farms to James Smith, who will move his
dairy cows onto them.
Frank Bixby closes his engagement
With A. p. Skinner this week and is to
move back to his home in Chelsea.
Henry Hubbard has moved into Mrs.
Culvers house near the Nj. f.. church,
which Charles Wall recently purchased.
Nelson M. Gay returned home from Bal
tlmore, Md, this week. He spent the
winter attending medical college there.
The manager OF the White River Shoe
factory is receiving some subtantial or
ders for the spring and summer business.
Iwenty-three of the members of Rising
sun lodge of Masons attended the funeral
OF Sumner Chilson at East Bethel last week
Monday.
Wallace Slack OF Exeter is visiting his
sister, Mrs. George Vose. He has been i'll
Tor several weeks and will remain until he
is better
The EpWorth League will give a griddle
cake supper at the church parlors Tuesday
evening from 8 to S O'Clock. New sugar
viii be served.
The surviving members of the 18th VT.
heavy Artillery regiment will be sorry to
learn that the gallant Col. Warner, their
arst colonel, has recently died.
James 2. Cleveland OF Randolph passed
ais 9ith birthday Saturday, March 20 He
3 IN very feeble condition. He is an
honorable and respecte member OF Rls-
ing sun lodge, having joined the lodge
JuneS, 1924, and has never severed his
membership, altho' he has never been
resident Of this town.
The item in tine Globe OF March 9th
relative to the needs OF Mrs. Doestie
Faneuf was untrue aud misleading and
was an uncalled for criticism. Mrs.
faneut has received all the care and at
lentiOn from the neighbors and friends
tnat could be reasonably expected since
the death Of her husband. During her Sc
we're sickness Of pneumonia she was fur
hlsued with every needed comfort. Two
weeks ago she was taken suddenly i'll and
AeF little son was also i'll. There was no
che with her at the time and she found
herself wit hout cooked food, but SIS soon
- ner needs we're known she was relieved
~ assistance and cooked food. She in
formed the charity committee of the post
mat at no time since her husbands death
oHN SUFFERED LOT tOou Ut Clotu hB
lt is generally thought that Mr.. Good
aart did not commit intentional suicide
olt that being deprived of stimulants, to
Nhlcn be had become addicted, had
earned that morphine was substitute
4nd that il was kept in the stable with
g1her remedies for horses, commenced TO
axe It and continued its use, gradually
Increasing it until he reached the fatal
Jose, Circumstances confirm this theory.
= was known for some weeks that he was
saAlng something but by close watching
could not ne determined whit. His en-
goyer knowing his habits had told MIN
tlat i be drank he could not WORK for
sun, but his unusual actions led him 10
sllhE be had been drinking. When cues
sened be denied it. His appearance DID not
indicate that be had been drinking ana
ne mystery remained uBsolved until TOO
1te % save him. Ii is supposed that ig-
torrance Of the drug led him to take an
Stefoose. In the two or three weeks ne
''oS about Is grains.
que Minute is all the time necessary to
,ys.le from personal experience that one