Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-05-13
south RoyaltOn Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

business.
W.P. Noyes was in Boston on bushes,
last week.
Dr. Burnett was in Woodstock Monday
on business.
Mrs. James Riddall is visiting friends al
Vest Hartford.
Miss Ina Miller is at work at the Souti
R0yalton House.
james Cloud was at home from the gold
fields over Sunday.
A. P. Skinner is repairing and painting
bis store building.
Miss Durlee OF Lowell. Mass, is a guest
Of Mrs. d. q. Jones.
]. H. Kent has hired Mr.. Seems to work
f0r him this season.
Walter Goss OF Chelsea was the guest OF
Dr. j. +. Fish last week.
VIM Stoughton OF West Lebanon, N. H.,
IS visiting his son, Daniel.
Elisha Beedle has so far recovered as to
be able to ride to the village.
Leon Skinner went to New York last
Friday to work in pharmacy.
Mrs Della Faneuf and family moved to
Exeter, y H., the first OF the week.
Mrs. j. n. Cloud is recovering rapidly
and is able TO sit up part of the time.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers went to FeIchville
the first of the week to visit her brother.
The selectmen have been petitioned to
build a piece of road near JohE A. Slack s..
DR.. Carpenter returned home last Mon
day and will remain through the month.
Regular meeting of G. A. X. post and
Relief corps will be held Saturday even
ing.
Mrs II. NJ. Goddard returned from her
visit to her parents in Ludlow last Tues
day.
The road commissioner, George Ellis,
commenced repairing the highways last
week.
Mrs.Hinckley has returned to town and
is staying with Mrs. Golf on Highland
Avenue.
Bert Sawyer went to Quechee Friday to
work and intends to move his family
there soon.
lubridge, preparing case for the SUI
pene court.
The anglers have been quite busy the
past week but with little success owing to
the cold weather.
Mrs. Pike, mother of S. NJ. Pike, was
called to Georgia last week to attend the
funeral OF a sister.
Herbert Bennett has gained but little of
late and at times suffers very much from
Intestinal trouble.
DR.. j. e. Fish and Walter Goss of Chel-
sea took part in the concert given at
Bethel last week Wednesday.
Henry Osgood was at home Sunday. He
says that the prospect is good for the sale
Of farm implements this year.
Mrs E. Buffam of Woodstock, who has
been visiting friends here and at Tun-
bridge, returned to her home Saturday.
business in the sale of bicycles. Already
there is quite a demand for good wheels.
There is a petition out to reopen the
road between John Wild's and Garner
Dewey's, which was closed about year
ago.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Griffith, who has been visit
ing friends here the past week, returned
70 her home in Sharon the first of the
week.
N. II. Hazen was called to Lawrence, |
lass, Friday to attend the funeral of his |
sister, who died very suddenly the pre-
Vlous Tuesday.
Mrs. A. p. Skinner went to Manchester, /
y. H., Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Fred |
slack, for few weeks, hoping a change /
viii benefit her health.
Rev. E. w. Sharp is improving slowly. |
he preached last Sunday ont his physi-
!lu toes not allow him TO study and ad-
'ses him to abstain from work.
Col. Hathaway, OF the qpartermaster's
apartment of the U, 5. army, stationed
a thicago, was in town last week. He
visiting friends at East Barnard.
Warren Waterman and Mary Morse
were united in marriage at the Nj. r.
parsonage Monday morning by Rev. r. W.
sharp Ihey have gone to Hardwick live.
Charles Robert Lee, manager of the
hsEIholdi Motel, Major Hoar end Mr. Hol-
4an OF New York are examining he gold
liLe atStockbridge this week with view
taking financial interest in it.
The grand list of the town is not so
IsAyy as last year, some of the lists hav-
~ oeen reduced by the settlement Of
states. The estate Of Mrs. Susan Jones
1as neen settled and divided and takes
sll'e heavy tax from the list.
y W Waldo is getting his creamery
y4sihess into prosperous condition. The
ss.tons are increasing and the quantity
Y NUS will increase rapidly from now
~ the middle OF June. Most of his
RI y iii'i Ae'eu "a iio'i'iei'0e'
IA AZ the annual meeting of the Village
rploFement association last Friday
sn,sslllhg, l25 people partook OF the ladies'
MY In the vestry OF the Congl church.
~ j. Euclid Fish acted as POSTMASTER of
r-o.easlon with happy effect and all the
pslnses were bright, full of wit and
s,suted with practical points. The lit
o. contributions of Mrs. E. j. Fish,
Ta 1u IDEAL Village" and Mrs. James
T I'm psoE, Lessons from Nature" were
~ interesting and enjoyed by all as was
Ts,b.-4ISe snort practical paper by Mr.. c. p.
of,9eli, entitled Growth As a result
i6rs supper the ladies added S13 to the !
=, u the association. After the sup .
ibs su election of officers was held with
k5...,o,iuloNing result: President, j. o. Bel
is--p' vice president, j. B. Durkee; secre-
49,. u Whitman; treasurer, W. o.
beI executive committee, G. p. Tar
eeSs-. a. H. Mather, DIR. D. L. Burnett;
3 81 committee, W. o. Belknap, Mrs. I
ss J. Fish Mrs. W. O. Belknsp. Miss lulu
W oo4,5. q rs J. H. Hewitt and Mrs. John
s,op-.9i s.lliehee OF water during sleep /
AyTI m. ~ Inediately by DIR E. DETcHoN ; r
siiks nc Cures children and adults
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