Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-28
South RoyaIton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Tomorrow js Arbor day.

Henry Gsgood was at home over Sun
day.
Elsie Cowan returned from Barnard last
week.
Ala Day returned home Saturday to re-
main.
Henry Manchester has returned from
Boston.
NJ. s. Adams returned from Boston last
Friday.
Lawyer Darling OF Chelsea was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. e. W. Sharp returned from Brook
line Friday.
MRS. Caroline Chase went to 81. Johns
bury Monday.
will Woodwork returned to Denver,
COL, Saturday.
Della Grant of Randolph visited friends
here last week.
Fred Hayward OF Concord N. H., was In
town Monday.
Shas. Lovejoy is quite Ill and not able to
exercise much.
Mr.. Alden Slack is assisting Fred Free
man on his farm.
Mrs. Harvey Woodland is i'll and under
the PHYSICIANS care.
Harry Con has been very i'll the past
week with pneumonia.
Mrs. e. w. Marble OF Roxbury, Mass, is
guest at Brightwood.
Bixby post and corps hold their regular
meeting Saturday evening.
Allen Page is in northern New York
this week purchasing horses.
Curtis Emery and Col. II. o. Bixby OF
Chelsea were in town Friday.
Chas. Danforth was confined to the
house last week with the grip.
James smith has taken lease of the
viii Reynolds farm for year.
Mrs. Mary Golf was at home from Tun-
bridge last week for a short stay.
Miss Lucinda Goff is very low. She has
been unconscious for several days.
Priest Toupin OF Woodstock celebrated
mass at Mr.. d. Faneuf's last Sunday.
The regular meeting OF the post and
corps will be held Saturday evening.
Ex-Gov. Samuel Pingree of Hartford
was in town Thursday for short call.
George Davis has engaged to work for
Woodland q Culver in the livery stable.
Arthur Whitman and wife returned
home from their Boston trip today.
Guy Downing goes to St.Albans Friday,
where he is engaged to work in barber
shop.
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the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Black last
week.
Nj. II. Hazen has sold tine span OF horses
that he purchased In Boston to party In
Bethel.
Miss Sweet and Miss Billings OF East
Randolph are at work for Mrs. A. Z. Wa
terman.
Fred Chapman is to move to the Thurs
ton farm recently purchased by VIM. ID.
Martin.
The annual meeting OF the W. @. t. u.
was held Monday evening and officers
Mrs. Clara whipple, admx. of Harry
Whipple's estate, has sold her Pomfret
residen ce.
Everett Smith and friend from Wash
ington are at DIR. Fish's this week for
short stay. sfs & .assss
The sick ones at Horace whitney's are
recovering, altno' Mr.. Whitney is but
little better. f
ester last Thursday, where he Is to make his
future home. teh a4 .a. 81
Mrs. Perkins OF Bethel visited her hus'
band here last week. He is at work for
Hoyt knight.
Wilbur Thurston has exchanged his
farm for one of YIN. Martins residences
in the village. ss snas
Rev. &. w Sharp and @. E. Flint at.
tended the M. e. conferences at Spring
field last week. tf8s.
Will Patten has gone to Boston to mar
ket large lot OF hay, which he has been
pressing this winter. .Y5sa
Mrs. Edward Sargent went to Poultney
Yesterday to visit her brother, who Is very
low with consumption.
The log drive OF the Fall Mt. Paper Co.
has passed this village. 1t is reported TO
consist OF $3.50, 900 feet.
Mrs. Frank A.nsworth, SON and daugb.
ter visited her husband in Brookfield last
week, returning Friday.
Mrs. NIL. Hinkley was quite i'll last
week but Is somew hat better now. Mrs.
Mary Goff Is assisting her.
Fred Nelson had his shoulder badly in.
iured at Tunbridge Tuesday by being
thrown down by a vicious bull.
Harry LaMarr's "New England Home"
ia advertised as All entertainment at
Woodsrd's hall Friday evening.
Rev. James Knapp, wife and daughter
are visiting friends here this week. He
was formerly in charge of the M.E.church
here.
John Fish OF Washington is at the home
of his son, DIR. e. j. Fish, being treated
for an injury OF the ankle joint, which ne
received few days ago.
B. II. Moody has purchased J. n.
Hewitt's stock of furniture and will ADD
it to the stock purchased OF 8. M. Pike,
taking possession May LIST.
Fred Smith and Miss Nellie Dodge,
daughter of Chester Dodge, both OF Roy
| alton, were married last week at the home
OF the bride by Rev. Fl. M. Goddard.
The Woman's Relief corps is to hold 9
social dance at j. f. Shepard's Tuesday
evening, May 8. Cake and ice cream VIII
be served. Free carriage to start at $50.
Mrs. O. N. Stoughton received news last
week Of the death of VIM. Riddall OF In
disnapolis, Ind. Mr.. hldoail was an un
Gle of Mrs. Stoughton and a brother OF
| James Riddall, deceased, late resident Of
this place. They we're both natives Of
Tunbridge.
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