Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-13
South R0yalton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

day.
Mr.. Blossom OF Bethel was in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. James Cloud is very much better
of late.
Rev. E. w. Sharp was in Chelsea over
Sunday.
Geo. Mudgett was in Chelsea the first OF
the week.
Chas. Crandall and wife were in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Nahum stoughton is reported to
be falling
Mrs. John Howland is reported as be-
ing very i'll.
Mrs. c. P. Tarbell has recovered and is
able to ride out.
Daniel Stoughton was home from Chel-
sea over Sunday.
B. L. Moody is on the road this week,
selling gents clothing.
It is reported that James Gallup of Shar-
on is to move here soon.
G. o. Blessington OF Quechee was in
| town last week on business.
Miss Lenora Adams of Randolph visit
| ed her parents here last week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pierce visited
friends in STAFFORD last week.
David Ramsdel is very feeble and has
been failing for the past week.
Miss Charlotte Hackett is visiting Mrs.
Royal Drew at North Tunbridge.
Mr.. Schontag and family go to New
York today for an indefinite stay.
| Dr. Euclid Fish of Taunton, Mass, Wis
tied his parents Monday and Tuesday.
Fred Slack OF Manchester, N. H., is vis-
iting his parents, John Slack and wife.
Mrs. Lessie Shepard Badger returned to
her home in Union Village last Tuesday.
George Flint and wife visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Wilson OF Bethel the first of the
week.
Miss Eva Brownell has returned to the
Brightwood, after visit of several weeks
at home.
George Bobonon and wife visited Mrs.
, Sohonon's mother, Mrs. John Coy,
last week.
Miss Jessie Benson, who has been teach
ing in Hartland, is the guest OF Mrs. Kate
Wills this week.
The concert given by Beedle's orchestra
Saturday evening was much enjoyed by
all who attended.
Roland Reynolds, assistant postmaster
at Bethel, was the guest OF A. III. Lamb
and wife Saturday.
Messrs. Ware and MCGEE, agents for the
Wyoming Medicine Co., closed their can.
vass here Monday.
c. c. Hood and wife, who lately moved
to East Brookdeld, visited friends here
the first of the week.
Mrs. James Pike is making her home
with her daughter, Mrs. NJ }. Sargent,
during the cold weather.
Clarence Burke has become interested
in the Klondike gold fields and Is think
ing OF taking trip there
Prof. Hugh q. Greene and wife, OF the
rilton seminary, spent the holidays with
his parents on Broad Brook.
Mr.. Herbert is night operator at this
station, taking the place OF Geo. Mooney,
who has gone to st. Aibans.
A. l.. Page took car load Of horses to
the Boston market Monday He intends
TO purchase some to take back.
Drs. Fish and Carpenter, ]. w. Waldo,
A. II. Lamb and NJ. j. Sargent attended
meeting OF aaswell chapter at Randolph
Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Universalist So
ciety will hold a basket social Mt Siack's
hall Thursday evening. All are cordially
invited.
The number OF scholars has increased
this term. There is a larger number than
AT any time slhCe luS ciNohiNaAhou VI tho
Graded school.
BROAD Brook at Mr.. Rovce's, is at home
for few days. Mrs. Solon Brownell is
with Mrs. Royce.
Geo. Browns father, who has been Wis.,
ting him for few weeks, returned to his
home in Brattlebnro Tuesday. Mrs. Brown
accompanied him.
olin B. Greene and family of New York
citv are with his parents on Broad Brook.
n is expected that MIR. Greene will give
an exhibition of the X-Rays.
The class in singing under the instruc-
tion of Geo. II. Goodrich OF Williamstown
purposes to give concert in the near
future. The school will be assisted by out
side talent.
Through the generosity of Dr. Burnett
the trustees OF the Graded school are en-
abled to get q set of much-needed refer
ence hooks, Encyclopedia Brittanica, at
very low price.
Clifton Hemenway met with an acci-
dent to his fine single team Thursday.
Some part OF the harness broke and the
horse ran, tipping him out and badly de-
molishing the sleigh.
Fred Shepard, youngest son of John F.
Shepard OF this place, and Alice Preston,
daughter of Mrs. s. Ellen Preston OF Roy
alton. were married Monday, Jan. 10, BY
rev. Il. Goddard at the parsonage May
much happiness attend them.
FW. Newcomb, who has been engaged
as agent for the American Bible society
for the past few years and has made bis
home with his sister, Mrs. George Nye, OF
this village, went to Fort Wayne, Ind,
iast week to remain for time.
charles Hutchsns' little son, who has
hen under the physicians care the past
wear with diseased hip joint, is suffering
sror, an sbscess forming in front OF the
sIs... slS. rbe trouble was caused by an in
inrv three years ago. He has been unable
= walk for several months.
The adjourned annual meeting Of IN the
n,s-s..-, officers were chosen: j. o. Bel
Susp, moderator; Heber Foster, elerki
Henry Manchester, Elmer Doyle eno IA. Al
1eIs s.o- - fsl-,er Dovle and W. V. Soper, en-
sin sH5es eers; John Mudgett, treasurer rsana sna
secretary; }. O. Belknsp; o seu,.es t-ss.nrv -
was sufficient money IN 'ns
/. - ~ tax was voted