Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-12-22
South RoyaIton Notes.


ford.
week.
8. B. Terry OF New York was in town
last week.
Mrs. J. @. Ashley was in Randolph last
Thursday.
Little Earl Hewitt is recovering from
his illness.
Winnie Seems OF GaysviIle is visiting at
Ed Smiths.
Frank Thurston has recovered from his
recent illness. issscs 4
Leon Latham was at home from HART
ford over Sunday .ea'e tTs es zsN~ s
States Attorney Sargent OF Ludlow was
in town Saturday.
VIM. 8. Orne Of Boston was the guest OF
G. P. Tarbell Friday.
Frank IhQrston is going to Hartford,
where he has employment.
Miss Gertrude Brownell is home from
Chelsea to spend Christmas.
Everett Smith OF Washington is visit :
ing at DIR. Fish's this week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. q. Southworth visited
friends in Lebanon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Watkins of Sharon
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Mary SpauldiDg is better and is
now considered out OF danger.
Lester Ashley goes to Cambridge, Mass,
Saturday to spend his weeks vacation.
Neil Nye went to Brookfield Tuesday to
work in a livery stable during the winter.
Rollo Brown and Miss Sadie Brown OF
Enfield, N. H., visited MIR. and Mrs. e. q.
Faneui last week.
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by post and the regu ar meeting OF the w.
r. G. will be held Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Pike has returned from
Philadelphia to Winchendon, Mass, and
is with her daughter, Mrs. X. ID. Grain
DR.. e. ]. Fish was invited to act as mas
ter OF ceremonies at the Masonic funeral
of Alonzo Noyes OF Chelsea last Friday.
Christmas exercises at the NJ. K. church
will be held Saturday evening at 1880
and ut the Cong'l church monday even
ing.
News was received last week of the Sc
rious illness of Mrs. Doestie Faneuf OF
Exeter, N. H., a former resident OF this
village.
West Freeman, a student at the univer-
sity at Burlington, has so far recovered
from, his recent serious illness as to re-
turn home.
The services at the Cong'l church next
Sunday will be appropriate to the Christ
mas season. A concert will be given In
The evening.
DIR. e. J. Fish, o. N. Stoughton, Ira
5pauIding, Z. K. Black and IA. j. Sargent
Chelsea Friday.
Hoyt knight was home from Hartford;
Conn.,, last week to visit his family and
attend to some business which demanded
mis- presence here. go
Little Arthur Hutchins has recovered
sufficiently, after sickness OF two years,
TO be able to attend school. His trouble
has been disease OF the hip bone.
The date OF the First Masonic district
meeting given last week was an error. IL
will be held at Springfield Jan. 18th. The
sixth district meeting will he al Montpel.
er Feb. 18th. a
Miss Matte Prentice will start on her
-eturn home Friday. going by way Of st. |
Jobnsbury to visit friends there. Sne
will be Joined at Montpelier by her aunt, !
Miss Charlotte Hackett, who will accom- |
oaDy her to her home in Ottawa, P.Q-, Tor |
visit.
A man bv the name OF Town was AZ, |
,sted in Sharon Sunday evening and !
,roueht here and placed in the lookup.
IL was discovered In the house OF Fred |
sawyer by his wife and supposed to be a
burglar. Upon examination he was found |
o be a iunatic from franklin, N, III, He
vas taken back to Sharon by Ofiicer Chit
on, who arrested him, and his brother /
anne for him Monday.
1t may be OF interest tcrural patrons Of
he postal service that the government /
,ostal department win, IL the patrons are |
4 the requisite number and OF the re-
uired distance from an established post
flee, entertain an application for spe-
ial delivery of their mail and we pre-
ume il Is attainable under the postoffice
ules. II certain specified conditions ex-
st in any locality. II Is implied that this
ervice is for the benefit OF small hamlets
II neighborhoods the required distance
rom any established Office
to meet the new regulations en-
cited by the legislature to be observed by
managers of creameries. The producers
4 milk may note by test that the frst
nix from the cows udder Is deficient in
utter fat as compared with the strip.
ings. A reasonable suggestion is also
lade by bacteriologists that the first milk
rom the udder may be infected from one
hiking to another, which Is harmful by
ecoming lodged in the vent OF the teat,
nd the first two or three spurts from
ach teat should be rejected.
The following is the literary program OF
be grammar school social: Song, "Our
Id Bobsled; !" recitation, Exit Carson's
Wife," Ray Southgate; recitation, MRS.
hubbard" Walter Foster; song, "Cervera
nd His Flying Squadron" William Har-
en burgb; recitation, allow Uncle Rod
or Hangs Picture" Jennie Cowen; dia-
,gue, "The Census Taker, "Stelia button, I
label Southworth, Margaret smith, Wsl-
ar, uordanhuruh and Harry A tdrfcl,.
net, "Sweet Evening Hour" Maud Ab- I
oft and Josie Sargent; recitation" Heroes |
| Today" Pearl Culver; waiter drill by I
boys: solo, 1.-THE Mother OF the Girl
ove," William Hnrdenburgh; dialogue,
The Train to Mauro,n Ethel Spaulding, !
amuel Waldo and Carl Day; recitation, Z
How sSockery' Set Hem" Guy Merrill;
nartet, "Eveuing Breexes," Maud Abb
OFT, Josie Sargent, Guy Merrill and Will