Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-30
South Royalton Notes
M. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

MISS l. r. bale's millinery opening Oct
and !. You are cordially invited 70 ex .
anime the new trimmed hats and bOnnets
WANTED --Stitchers on button boots.
experienced operators preferred. Steady
work at factory of White River Shoe Co.,
So. Royslton. BIZ
Charles Black is in Boston this week.
w. II. Martin was in Barre over Sunday.
Leon Latham returned to Randolph last
week.
e. A. Davis of Bethel was in town Sat
urday.
Fred Haynes is fast recovering from his
injury.
q. p. Tarbell was in Burlington part Of
last week.
Charles Wall has recently painted his
buildings.
Mrs. James Bingham is visiting in sa-
lem, Mass.
Miss Abby Goff returned to Manchester,
N. II Friday.
Miss Lucy Hale, millIner, returned from
Boston Friday.
Repairs are being made on the Metho-
dist parsonage.
Charles Dean returned from the circuit
races la week.
Lee Faneut of Exeter, n. H., is visiting
friends in town.
Melville Mason is reported very sick
with pneumonia.
Mrs. s. M. Pike is visiting Iriends in
Boston this week.
Miss Florence Bright returned 10 Low
ell, Mass, Friday.
Horace Woodland of Campello, Mass, was
in town Saturday.
Mrs.John Mudgett is visiting friends 10
Springfield, Mass.
&. r.. Goodwin has not been quite so
well tbs past week.
Walter Goss OF Chelsea visited in town
Monday and Tuesday.
John Kibbee Of Montpelier visited
friends here Saturday.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies' club
will be he'd tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Choate OF Boston are
in town for few Gays.
Mrs Carpenter of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. George Nye.
l. Lemieux Of Stanbridge, p. O. moved
his family here last Monday.
Chas Cloud and family Of Albany, n.
Y, returned home last week.
Butter advanced from lie. TO 2Oc. and
ygs from 15e. to 1Sc. last week.
c f. Farnham OF Tunbridge is With his
daughter, Mrs. Harry Whipple.
Miss Cassie Slack OF STAFFORD visited her
brothers family here last week.
Mrs. Clara Whipple is somewhat better
this week but not able to be out.
W. II. Pratt OF West Hartford was a
guest OF Charles West last week.
ia. schontag will not gosto New YORK
at present, as reported last week.
Mrs. c. p. Abbott was confined TO the
house by sickness the past week.
Mrs. Stilman Hinkley returned to her
home in South Hadley Falls Saturday.
Regular meeting OF Rising Sun lodge
will be held next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. S. Adams is suffering from an
attack OF hay fever OF unusual severity.
Regular meeting of Orville Bixby post
and corps will be held Saturday evening.
Edwin Harvey of Exeter, n. h., is the
guest OF Mrs. Edward Foster this week.
Ansel whitney OF Worcester, Mass,
visited friends in this village last Thurs
day.
John Hewitt and wife visited friends in
Woodstock last week and attended the
John O'Uonner of Pascoag, X. l., was a
guest at the South Royalton House last
week.
John Shepard and son OF Exeter, N. H.,
are visiting his father, j. L. Shepard, TINS
week.
Ed Pierce and wife OF Rochester were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Ashley sat
urday.
MIR. Britton has rented his farm to h. j:
Slack, who will take possession the hrst OF
April.
Mrs. Wilbur Cleveland OF Chelsea visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Dan Stougnton,iast
Friday.
ID. c. Jones, j. II. Woodland and Will
Belknap are marshals at the Worlds iair
this week.
Miss Alice i,rownelI, clerk in the post
office, visited her home on Broad BROOK
over Sunday.
Mr.. Wright, guest at Brightwood the
nast three weeks, returned to Lowell,
Mass, Friday.
Mrs. A. c. Waterman and Miss Addie
Hastings, milliners, returned home from
New York Friday.
Ora Culver of st. Adams Is visiting MS
father. Seymour Culver. Mr.. Culver is
clerking In drug store.
The hours OF closing the mail at this Of
flee, southbound, at II 40 a; M. ana p'"''
northbound, at p. m. and y. m.
G. 8 Bennett OF Iowa is visiting his Ia
tber. Herbert Bennett. He has not visit
ed his fathers family FOX several years.
Mrs. Holden of Waterbury, who has
heen visiting friends in town, the guest OF
Miss Sue Lamb, returned home last week
A.V. Houston of Plymouth, n. H.
former resident and business man OF TINS
village, visited acquaintance here tues
day.
There is camp meeting being held at
south Tunbridge this week, at which the
rle-gy OF the local churches bere VIII take
part.
marty of ten from Woodstock TOOK
rooms at the South Royalton House TINS
week and are attending the fair at Tun-
bridge.
Mrs. Amelia Sharp OF Somerville, Mass,
Tho has peen visiting her son, Rev. =. W.
sharp. tor several weeks, returns home
this week.
Arthur Clogston met with serious &C
oident last Wednesday by which ne lost
fineer having it crushed while handing
railroad iron.
Mrs. Clara Kimball, daughter OF Ut
pbiIIips. deceased, OF Suacook, n. II, VS.
ted Mrs. Harvey Woodland last week, re-
tnrninp home Friday.