Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-11
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Jan. ISL. 20
c. w. Black visited friends in Barnard
Thursday.
Alden Slack is with his son, Archie, for
the present.
j. M. Shepard has purchased the John
Doyle farm.
Mrs. Calvin Goff is assisting Mrs. Royce
on Broad Brook.
Miss Susan Lamb has been on the sick
list the past week.
Ed Watkins is suffering relapse from
his recent sickness. a
Arthur Cowdery of Randolph was at
home over Sunday. 5cfi
]. G. Ashley and DIR. Fish are in Massa-
chusetts this week.
Mrs. c. c. Stevens OF Barnard visited
friends here Monday.
Luther Dyke OF Windsor is visiting his
brother, CALVIN Dyke.
J.B. Durkee and wife returned home
from Boston Monday.
/. +. Hartman OF Boston was guest OF
W. p. Noyes over Sunday. 8 oHa 9
Mrs. Griswolo OF Barre is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Laura Sibley. hefe
w. v. Soper was i'll and confined to the
house the first of the week.
Dept. Sheriff Peck OF White River june
tion was in town Saturday.
J. o. Belknap has purchased the Shep-
ard residence in this village.
c. e. Black and wife visited friends in
Barnard the FIRST OF the week.
Hiram Rogers Of HardWick made short
call on friends here Thursday.
Mrs. A. p. Skinner is slowly improving
from ner recent serious illness.
q. T. Goodwin is very low and il is
thought he cannot long survive.
Henry Osgood was home over Sunday.
He is making trip in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Abbott and daughter, Lucy, OF
Williamstown are visiting at M.S.Adams' +.
VIII Clogston returned to Boston Men
day, having spent a weeks vacation here.
DR.. b. Shaw OF Dartmouth medical col
lege was guest of DIR. Fish over Sunday.
Lucian Parkburst went to Lynn, Macs,
Sunday night to work in shoe factory.
Miss Emile Foster is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Wynn Rogers, in Hardwick this
week.
orville Bixby post was inspected Mon.
day by Mrs. Mary Goodwin OF Wells
River.
Robert o'Neil and wife have been as
sisting Mr. and Mrs. John Shirlock the
past week.
Albert Evarts and sister, Emily, of
Salisbury were guests of J. w. Woodward
last week.
DIR. T.. G.. wheatley Of Meriden, Conn,
VAS a guest ut the South Royalton House
over Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Lyman Starr and daughter
Of Tracy, Mimi, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Il. j. Fish.
Roland Reynolds captivated his friends
BY his fine singing at the concert here
Friday evening.
Henry Prindle was quite seriously in
jured by team horse ne mad been driv-
ing last Monday.
DR.. II. Britton has exchanged his farm
on Broad Brook for J. M. siGck's place
near this village.
Fred Haynes has recovered from his in
jury sufficiently To be about and was in
Boston last week.
Miss Lucia Skinner is an artist with
the violin and her playing al the concert
was highly commended.
w. V. Soper returned from Northtield
Saturday, where ne had heen to attend
ue funeral OF his mother.
Mrs. A. L. Adams was in town Thurs
daughter IN Weymouth, Mass.
There is a lively demand for new mich
COWS. An unusually large number has
Teen shipped from here this fall
Regular meeting of Camp No. "A will
be held saturday evening. supper will be
served at the close OF the meeting.
Mrs. Curtis, aresident here and who
vas in the employ of Frank Pierce year
ago, died IN Piermont, N. H., last week.
Messrs. Bates and Partridge OF New
York were in town last week placing or
iers for horse food and a patent horse
boot.
{. p. Tarbell, wife and Miss Tarbell
ma Misses Laura Hatch and Jennie God
rey spent Saturday at Mr.. Hazen's in
West Hartford.
Tue Ladies' club report very interesting
which are neld every week. The
hub has many OF the prominent laoies OF
ne town AS members.
Judging by the large shipment of calves
very week it looks as though the sur
country would soon be denud
ID OF its young stock.
The marriage of Miss Lessie Shepard of
he Shepard Family and tiev. J. T. badger
i Union Village Is announced for Nov.
18th at the NJ. T.. church.
VIM. Skinner has been appointed sd
Illustrator OF Mrs. Harriet sietcalf's es
ate and Mrs. Julia Mason administrators
Il Stillman Mason's estate.
The assistant inspector of the Grand /
Army inspected BiXby post Saturday. He /
will report 81 members in good standing,
With loss of three by death during the
ear ending Oct. 30.
A. L. Page purchased and shipped here
rom Malone, n. ", last week a finely
Matched pair of road horses. They are
veil matched in size, color and step and
Weighed $50 pounds.
Next Sunday evening j. Wesley Miller
4 Bethel will give report of tue State
'unday school convention held in Ben
lington. MIR. Miller was one of the |
peakers at this convention and has many |
lelpiul things 10 say to Sunday school
VorKers. All are invited.