Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-04
South ROyaltOn Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Jan. ISL. %
| have a large assortment of jackets,
capes, separate skirts and silk waists.
| These garments will be placed on sale at
our store tor one day only, Friday, Nov. b.
h. n. MATHER.
Successor to Mather & Moody, Martins
block, SO. Royalton.
Roland Reynolds was in town Sunday.
A. L. Page visited Malone, N. Y, last
week.
Rev. s. A. Parker of Bethel was in town
Monday.
MS. Adams returned from Boston last
Thursday. s,..s-
DR.. Goss of Chelsea was in the village
Wednesday.
Fred Downing was in Boston Thursday
and Friday.
S. NJ. Pike is in Boston this week on a
| business trip.
Leland Ordway of Hsyerhill, Mass, was
in town Monday.
| Heber Rowell of Haverhill, Mass, was
in town Thursday.
Mrs e. Clark OF Exeter, N. H., visited
/ friends here Thursday.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Sardin Fales OF Sharon
were in town Saturday.
! ] Fectau OF Taunton, Mass, is visiting
his son, Fred, this week.
Mrs. w. o. Belknap is visiting friends
| in Lowell, Mass, this week.
/ There were 12S Boston excursion tickets
sold at this station last week.
Mr.. Dearborn, of Dearborn & Co., w. X.
| junction, was in town Friday.
Edgar Watkins is reported better and IL
! is though. that he will recover.
! Will Cloyston OF Boston is visiting his
| friend, Leon Skinner, this week.
| Regular meeting of Bixby post and
corps will be held Saturday evening.
| Albert Stevens, son OF Henry Stevens,
returned home from Connecticut Tuesday.
Miss Ala Day is recovering from her re-
cent illness and is able TO be on the street.
Mr.. A.P. Skinner is recovering from
/ her recent severe Illness OF heart trouble.
Frank Graves and family OF East Barn
ard visited MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Black sum
day.
Rev. L. L. Beeman, presiding elder OF
the M. f. church, was in town over sun
day.
Mrs. MIS- Bartlett has returned to
her home here, after an absence OF four
months.
Mrs. Eliza soper, mother of w. VSoper
of tins village, died Monday. She was w
years OF age.
George Mudgett and John Hurdle were
in Woodstock last week, putting up
telephone line.
w. V. soper, Chas. Wall and wife at
tended the funeral OF Mrs Eliza soper al
Northfi Id to5ay.
Dr.Carpenter's visit in )ston last week
was shortened oy mis- being subpmnaed to
court as a witness.
Arthur Cowdery, who is working ~ W.
e. Lamsons store at Randolph, was at
home over Sunday.
Leon Latham has decided not 10 return
to Randolph and will locate elsewhere for
the practice OF law.
Mrs. George Brown has returned from
business trip as saleslady for toilet ar.
ticles and perfume.
Dr.O. ". Daley, d. d g NJ, visited
Rising sun lodge, +. d a. NJ, Wednesday
on official business.
Miss Grace Thatcher OF Pomiret visited
her sister, who is attending the High
school here, last week.
r. Woodhall, representative OF VIM. $.
Merrill o.. pharmi cists, OF CINCINNATI
was in town last week.
Mr.. Halowell has given up bis job as
night operator here and q. w. Scott OF st.
Adams has taken his place.
Albert Manchester OF Randolph is Wis
ting his brother, Henry, and bis sister,
Mrs. o. S. Curtis, this week.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers OF this village re
ceived news Tuesday that relative, Mr..
Hewlett of Feichville, was dead.
Miss Ida Brownell returned home last
Friday. She has been guest at the
Brig htwood the past two weeks.
Mrs. Alice Covey of New York, who has
spent the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. j I'll.
Kent, returned to her home Friday.
MIR. and Mrs Beekman of Boston were
guests at the BTightwood last week. Mrs.
| Beekman spent the summer season here.
J. w. Waldo is furnishing heavy plank.
! ing for the new dam when Is being punt
by the Electric Light company at Bethel.
Miss Ethel Robinson, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Moody, the past few
weeks. returned 10 Waterbury last week
w Il. Martin, c. p. Abbott, L. F.Terry,
+. II Mather returned from Boston SAT-
urday and j. Ii. Hewitt Will return today
Miss Mary Hussey OF Rutland, j. C.Bur
! nett and Miss Bertha Burnett OF Bethel
! visited DR.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Burnett last
week
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Granger are in
town engaged in Home mission work and
at present are at the South Royalton
House.
Mrs. Mary Goff returned from Manches-
ter, n. H., Monday, where she has been
| for the past two weeks to visit her daugh-
TER, Abbie Golf.
G. e. Farnham OF Tun bridge, who has
been with bis daughter, Mrs. Clara Whip
d e, Tor the past two months,goes to North
Adams, Mass, to live.
Miss Eva Brownell is much better and
stronger and will fully recover. She has
| been here for tho past three months, be-
ing treated by DIR. Fish.
Dan Clark, former employe in the
shoe factory here, now in Exeter, n. H.
has been made foreman OF the lasters
room in Gale Bros shoe factory.
! Miss Sue Lamb received news last week