Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-05-06
south Royaiton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.


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Edward Green has moved into the Ross
house.
C. E. Black was in Boston last week for
spring goods.
Dr.. Carpenter attended the Grant me.
mortal last week
Mrs. Aurora Rogers is to spend the sum :
uer in Felchville.
Mrs. o. A. Bartlett is suffering from an
attack Of pneumonia and is very sick.
Roland Reynolds OF Bethel was the
guest of DR.. Euclid Fish last Saturday.
Rev. J. E. Knapp Of Concord visited his
sister, Mrs. Minnie Howard, last week
James y. Cloud was at home from the
gold fields at Stockbridge last Saturday.
Or. j. E. Fish has recently purchased
fine piano valued at Si0O of Daniel Strong.
w. w. Gallup returned from Colorado
last week where he had been to visit his
son.
DR.. Burnett presents his account for the
settlement OF James Riddall's estate May
10th.
Hon. w. Il. Johnson of Woodstock was
in town last Friday the guest of c. p. Tar
bell.
Osgood K Parkhurst have purchased a
span of light road horses for driving pur-
poses,
Arthur Cowdery has recovered from an
attack OF measles sufficiently to be on the
street.
George Ryan OF White River junction
mas engaged to clerk for Charles Flint this
summer.
Arthur Stoughton OF Boston came home
last Friday and will remain through the
summer.
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was in town last Saturday purchasing
produce.
Miss Gertie Ryan Of White River juno
ton visited her sister, Mrs. Charles Flint, /
here last week
j. 0. Belknap, executor of the estate of /
Mrs. Emily Crandall, will present will for |
probate May 18th.
There are three Fanny Hales from Nor
risylle visiting Mrs. n L. Hatcher moth
En- sister and a niece.
George Spaulding's family moved to
Lynn, Mass, last Friday where he has
work in shoe factory.
Mrs. Nj. g. Bradstreet, administrators
O'the estate of Mrs. X. w. Blake, will set
de the estate May 18th.
Ed Slack has moved back from Pitts
ded, Mass, 10 the farm he purchased a
year ago near the village.
Lee Faneuf OF Exeter, N. H., came here
last week to assist his mother, who is pre-
pairing to move to Exeter.
Miss White of Brookline, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. e. w. Sharp, re.
turned home last Saturday.
The supply OF milk broug ht to the cream
cry is increasing very fast. Several new
patrons were added this week.
Mrs. {. W. Slack has moved from the
village onto her farm and has rented her
village house to Edward Sargent
Miss Charlotte Hackett received word ,
last week OF the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Benson, an aged lady of Brandon. :
The Till rock concert was well attended !
last Saturday evening and the attendants
we're pleased with the entertainment. ,
1t is hoped that there will be large at ,
tendance at the Village improvement as .
ISOLATION meeting tomorrow night, the 9TH ,
Mrs. Fred Chadwick and daughter, Lora, !
OF Brattleboro, came last week to visit
friends here. Mrs. Cha wick was a for
mer resident here
Mr.. Dewitt, who has been visiting his ;
mother al j. b. Durkee's, has recently had +
call to go to Newport, Vt.,to take charge
o. the Memphremagog House, which posi- I
ton be has formerly occupied.
Don't forget the ladies' supper at the
eong'l vestry Friday evening for the Viii I
age Improvement association. An inter- .
esting program of toasts and responses,
aud j. +. Fish, NJ. d., POSTMASTER. Every *
one welcome.
Thursday of last week Mrs. James N. \
Cloud had an operation performed by Drs.
T., }. and j. T.. Fish for the removal of a D
Malignant growth involving the left
breast and portion of the armpit. She is n
doing well and will recover.
Rev +. W. Sharp is somewhat better but
: vet suffering seriously with nervous de-
plity. His physician has forbidden his n
taxing any active part in church or lecture :,
"osk and he has Cancelled all his engage =
hents, including the Memorial day ad- q
Dress which he was to deliver TO the post =
at Royslton.
Everybody is invited to attend the an 81
naal meeting OF the Village improvement ii
4ssoclatiou next Friday evening, May 9TH. 81
I mere will be some very interesting papers
~ members and friends. The business of r
ne meeting will be conducted immediate =,
y following the ladies' supper at the r.
long vestry. All come. "A
Miss MildIed Till of the Till Concert il
company assisted the choir at the Cong'l "
shureh service last Sunday evening, Civ pi
lss Two solos, Trusting" and He Lead n
-.n Ne, which she sang in very i'm Il
ttesslFe manner. She has a sweet and well
sa.tlvated voice. Mr.. Till is an artist =
y me pipe organ and played several Sc
'sllons which were very pleasing. \
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