Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-17

| home from waterbury Thursday.
George vose and wife OF Pittsfield at
tended the funeral of John Slack.
George Flint and Rufus Cloud are as.
sisting Chas. Flint in his tin shop.
Chester Doubleday OF West Hartford i,
the guest OF Benz. Flint this week.
The roads on both sides OF the river arr
made impassable by water and ice.
Col. Mimms of st. Albans is guest al
the South Royalton House this week.
Mrs. w. F. Cushman and daughter, Car
rie, returned to Northfield Thursday.
l.. K.Merrill moves to Enfield this week
where he will be located for the present.
The farmers are very busy this weel,
making sugar but anticipate a short sea-
SOD.
Miss Ada Burroughs OF Randolph was q
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mudgett last
week.
! Helen Burbank, a student in the High
school at Barre, is at home for weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Page OF Bethel Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Drew the first OF
| the week.
1t is reported that Mr.. White OF North
Royalton has purchased the James Bing-
ham farm.
WITS. w III hty nOi0b hnQ Nifcs oCOikt
Gardner were at home from Quechee the
first of the week
The regular meeting OF the w. c T. u.
will be held with Mrs. George Tenney
Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Universalist par
ish will hold sugar social at Slack's hsll
Thursday evening, the 18th.
Rev. Van Blascon OF Enfield, who re-
Gently exchanged places with l.. X. Mer-
rili, moved to town Monday.
Miss Jessie Pearsons and Miss Jessie
Church of Randolph visited at NJ. s.. Ad-
ans and the Misses BrowneIl's Thursday.
Miss Della Grant OF Tunbridge visited
Miss Brownell Tuesday and went to Ran
dolpb, where she is to work for Bell Bros.
f. r. Corse OF Barre was in town Tues
day on business connected with the suit
instituted against ID. c. Jones OF this viii
lage.
A large flock Of wild game was seen here
Monday: 1t was flying north and quite
low, not much above the peaks OF the
range of hills here.
Miss Ala Day was called to East Bethel
the first OF last week by the sickness OF
cousin, who died during the week. She
returned home Friday.
Clifford Hemenway, who has been here
a large part of the time for the past two
wears. returned to his home in New Hav-
en-, Conn.,, last Thursday.
The South Royalton friends of Roland
REYNOLDS will be pleased to know that he
is to sing at the morning service at the
Cong'l church next Sunday.
The price OF hay indicates an ample sup
plv on hand. 1t is selling for from IS to
ss delivered. Potatoes are very scarce and
selling from zoe. to 81 for the best, as
sorted.
Misses Ella Latham, Jennie Godfrey and
Laura Hatch, teachers in the Graded school
here. closed their winter term Friday and
went to their several homes to remain
during the vacation.
Miss Sarah Darby, who has had the care
Of Mrs. Dewitt during her sickness, goes
to MONTPELIER this week for few days
visit to friends and then returns TO her
home in Leominster, Mass
Surveyors OF the c. V. r. R. We're in
town Tuesday, surveying the railroad
bridge between Royalton and South Roy
alton. Il is reported that the company Is
to nut in a new iron bridge this season.
r f. HAYNES has recently purchased a
valuable pen of buff Plymouth Rocks and
hnff l,ephorns from the best tiocks OF
New Jersey and Maryland, from which he
intends to start flock OF prize winners.
Oscar Stoughton had the corn cracker
IN MS gristmiIl badly broken last week by
. large niece of iron being accidentally
nlaced in the hopper in the grist. ALI
grinding was stopped until new repairs
could be obtained.
In the primary department the follow
;ng nunils were not absent during the
MS n-;,,sar term: Charlie Brooks, Harvey
b. oneno CoWen and Ruby Green.
Anaro Goxen has not been absent during
~ School wear and Ruby Green has not
s-at had . mark in the register since sne
BEGAN fo come to school three years ago.
Wv soper, ]. o. Belknap, P.s; Bel
knan MIS-. <. j. Fish, J. @. ana Lester
Ash1ev Chas. Danforth and Dr: daLian
q. -,se,,,,er wore summoned to Barre last
Ssa 1aSSaas5av in the case of H. W. Young v.
N % ~ fonss. arrest and false impr1son-
.,.,t ATTORNEYS for plaintiffs, kicnara
u.d " w. Lapoint; for defenoantsS
nsah.sI ro5a In = Whitham and r. M. Harvey.
Considering the heavy snowstorms tins
u-snta- ,nnch credit is due the following
s.ndents ~ the grammar schooi ior nav
-, -, haent marks during the louLteSn
.nS .-Ss.i-s, term ending March H.: MaDelle
nsSs;.., 49, Harry Cloud, Bernard CowenI
7.so ',awen. Ethel Faneut, hsrolo
SSssash- Gnv Merrill, Ethel Spaul0lng,
ssusa.ss ri-annsv and Pearl Waldo. Inose
sst,,s 1as's 80 hsent only one day were mau1
w.. W. pserl Culver, Winfred Hewitt anu
6oDess, 6 S,,th1ate. Ethel Spaulding pas az.
,-ss nzy - sh;s school for three years WITHOUT
an absent mark.