Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-07
South RoyaIton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

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Frank Seems is assisting e. L. Flint in
/ ths tin shop.
/ A. B. Rand returned to. Manchester, n.
/ H., last week.
c. E. Farnhsm spent part of last week
/ in Tunbridge.
George Conant returned to Cdmbridge,
Mass, Friday.
w. II. Martin is building house on the
| Lyman mil lot.
AFRO b. Waterman has received an ad-
ditional pension.
Henry Osgood is at home for two
weeks vacation.
Don CoRdery OF Saratoga, n. Y, is at
James Bingham's.
c. E Black returned from the Boston
markets Saturday.
Elmer Davis OF East Barnard killed a
large deer MONDAY.
Nellie Gould went to Chicago Monday
to visit her mother.
Mrs. Adeline Hammond returned home
from Worcester Friday.
Mrs. Fred Northrup OF Barre is visiting
her father, o. A. Burbank.
Mrs. Laura Phelps OF Lebanon, n. H., is
visiting her son, Josl Phelps.
James Smith was taken seriously III last
Monday with heart trouble.
Mrs Clara Whipple has recovered suf-
ficientlY TO ride to the village.
Martin Shirlock OF ProvidenCe,R r. I.,vis-
tied friends in town last week.
Miss STA Ward is visiting friends in
Barton Landing for few days.
Mrs s. c. Drew aud Mrs. James Pike
visit friends in Bethel this week
C F. Andrews OF Mortified was the
guest OF w. o. Belknap last week.
Mrs. j. N. Cloud returned home from
the hospital at Hanover last week.
Mrs. John Mudgett returned from her
visit to Springfield, Mass Monday.
II. N. Brown OF Keene, n. H., attended
tue funeral of Mrs. Foster last week.
A. V. Houston and family returned to
their home in Plymouth, n. H., Saturday.
Arthur Pierce has bean assisting Station
Agent Hazen al the depot the past week.
Henry George is very low and it is
thought that he can live only few days
w. II. Martin and George aackett are
in Sherburne on sporting trip, hunting
deer.
Mr.. Banforth and wife OF Boston were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lamb last
week.
Miss Mabel Mathe-s has so far recovered
as TO be able TO ride out and to be on the
street.
MIR. and Mrs. Perley Belknap were made
happy by the advent OF son, born last
Thursday.
Mrs. Henry walcott, nee Miss Eta
Doubleday, has a little daughter, born
last Saturday.
John Diamond of Exeter, n. H., attend.
ed the funeral OF his grandmother, Mrs. |
Foster, last week.
Chas williamson OF Lebanon. n. H., |
mare, Maud Mae.
George Pierson and wife OF Barre visit 1
ed MRS Persons parents last week and /
attended the Tunbridge fair.
ID. c. Remington, wife and son returned /
to their home in Harrisville, Il. l., Friday, !
after weeks visit among friends here.
A. l. Page, driver OF Richard X. returned /
home Saturday. He has been absent near
~ two months, attending the races in the /
state.
MIR. and Mrs Sayles and daughter, who
were guests at BrightSood last week, re
turned to their home in Providence, X l.,
Friday
George Kelsey, wife and daughter OF
Sails curry and George Greeley ana wife of
Rochester were guests at j. w. Woodlands
last week.
c. p. Tarbell. Arthur Whitman, d. G.
Jones, j. O. Belkoap aud Nj. Sargent at
Tended the funeral OF J.J. Wilson at Beth.
81 Friday
Miss Jennie Godfrey, teacher in the
grammar department, was called TO Ram
iolph last Thursday TO attend the funeral
II relative.
The ladies OF the NJ. L. society are in
ending 10 have chicken pie supper and
Did folks concert in the church Tuesday
.yening, Oct. II.
Chas. Farnham OF Providence, r l., a
iealer in cattle and horses, has been dan
,erously i'll with appendicitis the past
week at Manley's hotel.
A. IL. Lamb and c. @. Hood went on
ieer hunt last week on Johnsou's hill in
Royaton. They were not rewarded as
hey did not see one during the hunt.
George NJ Goodrich OF Williamstown
1eld a singing school at the church vestry
Wednesday evening, with a view OF hav
ng a series of schools during the winter.
The Hartford conference OF Cong'l
churches holds a convention at O.eott
falls this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Phelps
md Orrin BurOank were chosen delegates !
rom this society.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the post
,fiice Oct. lst are: John A. Adams, Chas.
Nc, John c. kimbaH, Wilour l.. Page, ,
drs. Geo. Z Riley, Mrs. Mary Rich, s. c !
,outhwick and p. w. Wait.
The members of the Woman's Relief {
,orps will hold a sociable at 5. NJ. Shows :
n East Barnard Friday evening. A very
evening is anticipated. Prepa {
atoms have been made to dance until 5
!. IN.
The ladies of the Village Improvement ,
aIe preparing an interesting .
program of entertainment for the semi
nnual meeting of the association, which
onles the first Friday in November, the
til. Remember the date aud look for fur
her announcement.
G. II. Bennett of Duane, Ia, who has
,een visiting his father, Herbert Bennett,
he past two weeks, received a telegram
asst Friday announcing his election to the
position of cashier oithe German Savings
,ank in Duane. He returned Saturday TO
ccept the position. He is quite young
nan and his election to this position
peaks well for his ability and integrity.
Mrs. Harriet Metcalf, widow of John w.
detcalt, died at her home near this village