Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

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George Vose and wife were in town last
/ Monday.
Mrs. James \. Cloud was in Burlington
last week.
Harry Slack OF Plainfield was in town
| last week.
Mrs. Hannah Bean is making repairs on
/ her residence.
Postmaster Frank MeWhorter OF Barre
was in town Friday.
Mrs. w. V. Eastman is somew hat bet
ter but quite feeble yet.
The deer hunters here have had poor
success SO far this year.
Mrs. Woodard is very i'll at her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Robert Fees.
Walter Goss OF Chelsea was the guest OF
DIR. j. Il. Fish last week.
Mrs. Hoyt knight is recovering from a
recent illness OF tonsiliUs.
Singing school will be held at Slack IS
hall next Monday evening.
Mrs. Maria De Witt is i'll and confined
to the bed with rheumatism.
Mrs. Harvey Woodland is very much bet
ter and able to be out little.
Royal Hatch OF STAFFORD visited his
daughter, Laura, here Friday.
john Fish Of South Washington visited
his son, DR.. Fish, over Sunday.
Henry Stevens returned home Saturday
and is TO remain fer The present.
Lewis French OF Barnard visited his
niece, Mrs. Chas. Black, last week.
Mrs. Kate Chamberlin Cove visited
FRIENDS in Lebanon, n. H., last week.
Miss Sue Lamb received news last week
otthe illness Of her nephew at Hartford, CT.
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H., this week TO visit her daug liter "A bbe.
Mrs. Oted wnipple of North Pomfret
visited at Mrs. Clara Whipple's last week.
Mrs. Luetta French Of Barnard was the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. &. l.. Black last
week.
Miss Robinson OF Waterbury is visiting
her sister, MRS. ID. X. Moody, for few
weeks.
Butter sold for 22c. at the creamery here
last week. an advance OF two cents per
pound.
Messrs. Tatbell and Whitbam attended
the State bar association al Montpelier
this week.
Walter Durkee and wife Of Fort Ed.
ward, N. y. are guests Of his brother, j.
Is. Durkee,
Regular meeting OF Mark J.. Sargent
Camp, sons OF Veterans, Will be held Sat
uIday evening.
MIR. Wood, clerk in Mr.. Morgan's drug
store at Woodstock, was a guest Of j. Ii.
Hewitt Friday.
Mr.. Moody's brother, who has been Wis
iting him, returned to his home in Water
bury last week.
Ed Harvey, who has been spen ding his
vacation at Mrs.Euward Foster 5, returned
home Saturday.
Miss Ida Brownell has closed her en-
gagement al Obed Whipple's in Pomffet
ana is at home.
Potatoes are OF poor quality and good
ones are very scsTce, bringing 75c. per
bushel from tue field.
Forrest Southland and Charles Kidder
took Ia and sacked large, quantity Of
wool here last FRIDAY.
Mr.. Williams Of Lynn, Mass, former
workman ia The shoe factory here, is Wis
iting friends in town.
+. J. Hoke OF New York city, represent
alive OF the Arizona Gold Mime Stock Co.,
was in town Monday.
The farmers in this vicinity are appre-
clating the advance price of wool, butter,
potatoes, beans and onions.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Larabee OF Bellows
Falls are visiting Mrs.Larabee's sister, Mrs. 4
ElVlfh DToNHtll, TINS week.
IL. X. Wing, of the firm OF II. k Wing \
4 Co., OF Boston, is reported to have pur 4
chased the Wilson House in Bethel.
Mrs. Lsle McIntosh is in Burlington /
lnd vicinity this week on business con-
lected with the manufacture of Jelly.
Mrs. Eugene Wardner of Randolph and
Mrs. Emma Peak and daughter OF Brook
ield visited Mrs. Walter Hubbard last
week.
The ladies OF the Social circle OF the
Iong'l church Will hold their animal So
,ial and chicken pie supper next week
Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie Kent, daughte OF j H Kent,
vas kindly remembered by her young
riends last Tuesday evening, it ueing the
OF her birthday.
The Methodist society will hold its an
lual social gathering and chicken pie sup
yer this week. The memoe give an old
olks' concert during the evening.
There was a large attendance at the so.
ial at 5. M. Shows Friday evening. Re.
reshments we're served by the ladies'. The
Dung people enjoyed dance in the corn
arm.
Chandler Woodland, brother OF the late
iarvey Woodland, who has been a resi-
ent of Iowa for several years, is to spend
ridge.
There is to be social and dance at Os-
ar Stoughton's Friday evening. Re-
reshments will be served. The dance
Vill be held in a room adjoining the grist-
Mill. All are cordially invited.
Will ID. Henry, of the firm of w ID. Hem
v & Co., son of James Henry, who prior
D his death was a prominent lawyer in
own, is engaged in the wholesale station
ry business at Manchester, N. III.
1t is hoped that the interest in lighting
he village streets and residences here will
Dgage the attention of the Electric
light and Power company at Bethel and
lace lights here in the near future. e.
Frank r. Hackett or FRANKLIN, N. H., is
sitting his father, George Hackett. He is
macninist in a knitting machine manu-
lctory there. This position requires a
ne mHchinist and he is one of the best.
The departments of the Graded school
ave just completed successful half
erm's work. Mid-term examinations
7ere held last week and reports sent out
ionday show good progress in all grades. {
DR.. j. Euclid Fish, one OF the staff of
hysiclaDs of the Taunton, Mass. hospital,