Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-25
South RoyaItOn Notes.

W. Il. Martin was in Barre over Sunday
Fred Shattuck is work for J. ". Wal.
90.
Archie Slack returned to Exeter, n. H..
Monday.
Miss Flora Shaw was in town last week
thursday.
Miss Ala Day is in Montpelier, the guest
Il Mrs GOss.
Mrs. R. b. Cloud has been quite i'll the
past two weeks.
Henry Prindle is raising some spring
ambs for market.
Cadet Paul Densmore was at A. p Skin
ner's over Sunday.
Miss Della Cloud returned from New
ork last Thursday.
George Bixby returned to Exeter, n. H.,
ast week Wednesday.
Truman and Charlie Shaw OF New York
we're in town last week.
Prof. Kibbee returned to his home in
Worcester, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Constance Manchester OF Lebanon,
y. H., is visiting friends here.
NJ 5. Adams family are improving but
sre still confined to the house.
Miss Josie May Sargent has been a guest
al Twin Cottage the past week.
Dr.. Carpenter attended the dental con.
yention at Montpelier last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hart OF Sharon
we're guests at j. w. Waldo's Monday.
ID. q. Stoug hton and George Vose are in
Chelsea this week building a sugar arch
Hoyt Knight has engaged w IL. Perkins
q Randolph to do his wheelwright work.
Mrs. Pbalen Preston, sister of George
Il rHnnrtad GaripugiV an with qrpgin.
cas-.
Mrs Harvey Woodland and Mrs. S. NJ.
Pike are recovering from recent serious
illness.
Some of our village streets are in de.
plorable condition owing to lack OF
proper drainage.
Wynn Rogers and Archie Slack have
been assisting Heber Foster in the -four
and feed store the past week.
Mrs. Doestie Faneuf is quite seriously
ID again. She had but just recovered from
a hard sickness of pneumonia.
Rev. A. j. Smith OF West Hartford will
preach at the Cong'l church next Sunday
in exchange with Rev. II. NJ. Goddard.
Mrs Jerusha Cozzens, widow OF Stephen
Ozzens, died at the residence OF her broth
er, Harrison Dewey, last Monday at the
age Of "a years.
Will Jackson and wife OF Barre visited
g. G. Southgate and family last week.
Mrs. Jackson is granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Southgate.
Mr.. dearborn OF the firm of the Dearborn
Farm agency at " bite River Junction
was in town last week looking after spe-
'cial bargains for buyers. We learn that
he was successful in securing several.
John Woodward has sold to Shaw q
Harvey OF New York the exclusive right
70 manufacture and sell his patent blind
holder on royalty in the territory OF the
nited States, except Vermont, New
hampshire and Massachusetts.
]. b. Durkee showed us five canes last
Monday which he said were made from an
ash-wood brace taken from a corn barn
on the farm OF Edward Xix in Royalton.
he brace was saved from the flames at
the burning OF Royalton in 1850.
The visit OF the post and corps to the
post and corps at Tunbridge last Saturday
evening had 10 be abandoned on account
OF the poor condition of the roads. This
was regretted very much as they antici-
pated a pleasant and enjoyable evening
with the friends at Tunbrldge.
Jerry Gondhsrt, in the employ OF VIII
Page, horse trainer here, took an overdose
OF morphine last Monday, which was kept
when needed. IL caused his death in the
afternoon of the following day. Relatives
took the body TO Randolph for interment.
Or. Allen of Peterboro, n. H., who came
70 East Barnard Saturday for visit to his
iather, Edwin Allen, received news Sun
12y that Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps of Barre
we're injured in the railroad accident in
Maryland and, with his wife, started for
there on the night train. Mrs. Phelps is a
sister Of Mrs. Allen.
sumner Chilson died at his home with
Mr.. ID. p. Boyd in Ro WALTON last FRIDAY
night, after Is molths of great suffering
following an attack of apoplexy,at the age
OF % years. At no time since the attack
had be been able to be about and large
part Of the time he suffered from recur-
rent attacks OF spasms and intense head
acne, resulting from tine injury OF the
5rain at the first attack. One year ago the
last day Of October he attended meeting
q the Vermont Commandery OF knight
lemplars at Windsor and while engaged
n the work was stricken with apoplexy.
ne was taken to the hotel and the FOL
lowing morning was brought here and
placed IN the care of his physician. lie
remained mere until he was able To be
loved 70 Mr.. Boyd's, where he mad MADE
ais home since the death OF his wife sew
ttat years ago. Mr.. Chilson had been in
NusESe OF the gristmill here for several
years as employe or owner, and by his
faithful aud industrious attention to bust
hess and integrity and honorable dealing
win hls patrons won the confidence ana
respect Of the community. He had Just
charged his mill and added new mschin-
sfg az considerable expense. He. was an
active member OF several Masonic bodies
IN which he took great interest and was
ighly esteemed by the members OF the
order for his fidelity and integrity. DE
tsit no children nor near relatives but
.afge circle of friends to mourn his I'M
s.illneiy death. His remains were taken to
Is early home at East Bethel, where ne Z
tecelVed the Masonic funeral rites con-
taeted BY Rev. 5. A.Parker of Bethel with
sae assistance of the brethren of Rising
In lodge, of which he was an honorea
MEMBER, having been master OF the lodge
Two years
IL You have ever seen a child in the
-oal OF Group, you can appreciate the
II ati.lue OF the mothers who know that
~ ue Minute Cough Cure relieves their mt
s' ones as quickly as it is administered.
laly homes in this city are never with
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