Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-05-27
south ROyaltOn Notes
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

W. P. Noyes was in Boston last Satur-
day.
George Bixby OF Exeter, n. H., was in
town last Friday.
Miss Hsle finished her class lessons in
oil painting last week.
Herbert Bennett is slowly recovering
from his recent illness.
Gordon Northrup OF Lynn, Mass, is
visiting friends ia town.
Miss Alice Lamb is expected home from
Brooklyn soon for vacation.
Mrs. Wynn Rogers of Hardw ok is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Julia Foster.
NJ. S. Adams returned from a business
trip to Massachusetts last Thursday.
Dr.. Fish has recovered from his recent
injury sufficiently to visit his patients.
Daniel Dennis Of st. Adams has been in
town this week soliciting life insurance.
Tickets for the "Mikado" went on sale
last Monday and are being taken rapidly.
Mrs. Bert Sawyer moved to Quechee last
Saturday, where her husband is at work.
Fred Morrill, of STAFFORD was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pierce over sun
day.
Hon. w, f. Lee, ex.mayor OF Denver,
Col, visited his sister, Mrs. d. Z. Stearns,
last week.
Cadet Paul Densmore of Northfield
university was guest OF A. p. Skinner
over Sunday.
Henry Sargent has engaged MIR. Ingra
ham to work for him on the meat cart
this summer.
Ernest Goodale, of the Rawson Manu-
iauturilg com gany OF Cambridge, hlass,
was in town Monday.
C.E. Wyman OF Fitchburg, Mass, agent
for the Ivers johnson Bicycle company,
was in town this week.
DR.. Z. j. Fish and A. IL. Lamb attended
Especial meeting of the Vermont Com
mandery, X. T., at Windsor last Friday.
Simeon Belknap, Jr., youngest son of
Dr. Simeon Belknap of Niles, Mich, is
visiting his uncle, j. o. Beiknap, for a lew
days.
The marriage OF Miss Lottie Bosworth
Of Salem, Mass, to Mr.. Edward Martin OF
Lowell is announced by card TO be solem-
nzed at Tabernacle churchsin Salem June
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson, who have
Nen residents of this village the past
year, took passage at Boston for England
ast week, where they are to make their
tuture home.
The G. A. r. Memorial services Satur.
day at the South Royalton cemetery will
be held at 10 a. III. Memorial exercises
will be given by the school at the school
house Friday at p. m.
A. p. Skinner and family took an ex-
tended carriage ride last Sunday. They
drove to Plaintield and made call on his
uncle's family of three hours,and returned
home, making drive of 20 miles.
The help at the shoe shop is being in
creased and the demand for shoes has
largely increased of late. Ed Slack is back
at his old job OF cutting and Fred Nolthup
and Archie Slack are to have their OLD Jobs
Of lasting.
c. p. Tarbell's four year-old racing colt,
Richard, is making an enviable unofficial
record for the time be has been in train
ing and is making marked progress to-
wards 2 80 record. Good judges predict
that he will be a winner in the future and
one OF the speedy horses of Vermont.
JW. Waldo is receiving at the cream
cry from So to 55 hundred lbs. OF milk per
day and it is increasing. He expects by
June 10 to have from 75 TO so hundred lbs.
delivered at the creamery every morning.
The operator reports the milk of high
average test, yielding lbs. to the hum
dred OF milk or from 375 to 400 lbs. OF but
ter daily.
Hon. VIM. Lee of Denver, Col, former
resident of RCyalton and brother of Mrs.
ID. c. Stearns, while on a short visit here
last week stated that the free silver senti.
ment in Colorado was yet very pronounced
and strong and would remain so for
the present. at least. He said that the best
element Of the people there expressed sat
isfaction in the defest of Mr.. Bryan. They
thought him an unsafe man for president.
Mr. Lee was a strong silver advocate dur
ing the campaign.
A very pretty home wedding occurred
at the home OF the brides father last Sat
lrday evening at 5 O'Clock, when MISS
Nellie Dutton and Gideon Barker OF Que
hoo n i'm 1~rfa nv
w Sharp. The bridal couple stood under
arge arch while the ceremony was be.
ing performed. The arch and the bell
which hung under the arch were deco
rated vita Beautiful flowers and were at
one end of the room. The bride was
dressed in pearl grey trimmed with rib
Don Of the same color and white lace. she
wore flowers in her hair and carried
bouquet of pink and white flowers. Mr..
and Mrs. Barker will go to Quechee this
week, where they are 10 live. They will
carry with them many valuable presents
and the congratulations OF many friends.
DR.. J. E. Fish has accepted position
On the staff of physicians and surgeons at
tne Taunton Lunatic hospital, one of the
iate institutions located at Taunton,
Mass. He received the offer of this posi-
tlon some weeks ago but did not give his
Gecision until last week, after visiting the
hospital and fully understanding the du-
ne Will De one OF three pnySlcians,
9esldes the surgeon in chief, who will
nave charge Of the patients OF the hospi-
~ ana his duties will be confined eXclu-
slEeiy to executive work, visiting his pa
vents daily, writing prescriptions when
needed and reporting condition ofpatients
aho consultation. He is furnished with
tt4uislte attendants and nurses. This pc
stion Is desirable and lucrative one, but
subject to state regulations which re-
4elte everything to be done with militia
precision. Il is position much sought
el.ei by young physicians and one which
~ lev secure, as the state board is very
sAaellng in its selections by reason of the
ass Of patients as they are exclusively
'nose with mental diseases.
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