Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-04-15
South RoyaltOn Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.


Leon Latham of Randolph is at his IA.
=her's for a few days vacation.
Miss Martha Dewey returns to her home
in Worcester Mass, next week.
Mrs. Ed A. Green has just completed a
bedquilt containing 4,l5O pieces.
Victor Haynes is at home from Exeter,
81. H., where he has been at work.
Lucien Parkhurst went to Lynn, Mass,
last week to work in a shoe factory.
Mr.. Dearborn made a sale for party in
Quecbee when he was here Monday.
George Hackett is sick, victim OF the
the grip. fhe attack is quite severe.
Miss Abbie Golf went to Manchester, N
H., Thursday to work in shoe shop.
Don Cowdery of Saratoga, N. Y, is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. James Bingham.
Hoyt nights parents from South Ber-
wick, Me-, are visiting him this week.
Fred Nelson is to have charge OF Mr..
George Dewey's farm in Berlin this sum
mer.
Henry Hatch says that he has IL eve
sheep which have raised him 16 lambs this
spring.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach in the
Cniversalist hall next Sunday at II a. M
subject Easter.
cred from his long sickness to attend to
outside business.
It is reported that Gilbert Aldrieh of
sharon is to move onto the DIR. Leavitt
place the list of May.
Homer Brooks and wife went TO Man
chester, n. H., Thursday, where be is to
work in shoe shop.
Mrs. J. c. Markham is soon to go toMan-
CHESTER, n. H., wnere her husband has
been engaged tine past winter.
Elisha Beedle is more comfortable and
bis symptoms are favorable for recovery,
alhougb he is reported very sick.
Will F. Henry OF Manchester, N. III. son
Of James Henry, deceased, a former resi-
dent Of this town, was here Monday.
Harry Hudson OF Quechee was in town
Tuesday looking over the prospect of us
ing the trotting course this summer.
Misses Laura Hatch OF STAFFORD and
Jennie Godfrey of Randolph, teachers in
the Graded school, returned Saturday.
The Graded school commenced Mon
day. Prin. Hopkins and wife returned
from their vacation Saturday evening.
George Doubleday has engaged a tene-
ment of Geo. Hackett, wnen he moves
from his present location the list of May.
Mrs. A. P.Skinner is sick and under the
physician's care this week. She has been
In much better health this winter until
this attack.
Mrs. Doestie Faneuf is going to Exeter,
\, H., to make her home, where her sons,
Arthur and Lee, are at work. She will go
about May LIST.
James Cloud was home part of last
week, arranging his business to be away
At the mining camp in Stockbridge, of
which he is superintendent.
Edgar Reynolds is not yet able to be
out and his recovery is very slow, this be-
ing the seventh week he has been con-
fined to the house and most OF the time to
the bed.
Doestie Faneuf and son, Eugene, and
family were called to Hartford last Thurs
day to attend the funeral of his daughter,
Mrs. Gala Burnham, who bad been sick
several months.
Ed Slack and wife, who have been in
Pttsfield, Mass, the past year, are to
move onto his farm near the village this
spring and Ed Green is to move into the
village on Barnard street.
Mrs. Wynn Rogers returned to her home
70 hsrdwick ana her sister, Mrs. Archie
Slack, to Exeter, N. H., last week. They
have been with their mother since the
death Of their father, Edward Foster.
Quite large number of elderly and
social al Chas. South worth's last Wednes-
day afternoon and evening and were roy
ally entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. South
worth.
Mrs. Marietta Monkey of Bethel was
called here to care for her daughter, Mrs.
Erwin Doubleday, who was sick with the
grip, and was attacked with the same dis
ease and has been quite sick. She is now
recovering.
Mrs. {. P.Tarbell has recovered from an
extended sickness of two years and is
looking strong and in good health. She
has suffered very much during this time
irom disease and prostration. She
has been at the hospital twice and was
under the physics ms care most of the
Tine when at home.
Drs. Stone and Painter OF Boston were
JAILED here last Thursday to examine Mrs.
tmily Crandall. They decided to remove
IN abnormal growth. The operation was
auccessful, the tumor and ftuid ming
wafer pail two.thirds full. she Is IN
very weak condition, having been III Tor
ssSeral months. Her recovery IS very
eonotiu ewing to a lung trouble and her
Frustrated condition.
". H. Martin has the foundation laid 4
-ef another new house. This Will ne the
s!Nlh that he has built on the Pierce farm I
slhce be purchased the part OF 1t on the I
- sue OF the road. J. w. Naluo, WIZ
pufehased the east side, has built, or soio
'uiiolng lots on which others have putt,
wen more, making thirteen houses built
nv or from the old house on the original
liheas Pierce farm within four years 1
nese are all located on the highway or
near it,
Laster exercises will be held at the
ing church next Sunday morning and
81 Esster concert in the evening at t'5O /
e.oek Special Easter music Will De g
.satlre Of interest at both morning ana
S,enlhs services. The following IS the /
s,gsssm; Organ voluntary; anthem,
Sarist is Risen:~ scripture; anthem,
~. ~ ~ Weepest Thou 90 prayer; response;
- reading; anthem, 1.-THE Lord WIN
IIliort Zion" remarks; solo; reading;
az '-ls quartet, THE Joy of His Awakipg;
anthem; doxology; benedietion.