Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-05
South RoyaIton Notes.


Lulu Adams is in Randolph this week.
DIR. Harlan Carpenter is in STAFFORD this
week.
! Arthur Whitman returned from Boston
Friday.
George Hoyt of Randolph was in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Belle Marsh of Sharon was in town
Thursday.
Chas. E. Black returned home from Bos-
ton Saturday.
Sylvester Russell was at home from Ber-
| lin last week.
| Hon. VIM. III. Dubois OF Randolph was
in town Monday.
Arthur Pierce and Ed Sargent are in
| Roxbury painting.
Col. j. H. Mimms OF St. Adams was in
town over Sunday.
Leon Skinner returned from Cambridge,
Mass, last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Brown returned from Low
ell, Mass, Thursday.
Mrs. W. o. Belknap visited friends in
Mortified last week.
Mrs. M. L. Hinkley is improving but is
not able to be out yet.
Mrs.Amos Lamb returned from her Wis
it in Brooklyn last week.
John Kibbee OF Montpelier visited
friends in town Thursday.
W.. v. Eastman has been i'll and con-
! fined to the house TINS week.
Regular meeting of Camp "a, s. of ",
will be held Saturday evening.
Chandler Woodland OF Tunbridge was the
guest OF Chas. Woodland Friday.
Mrs. James HiDkley and daughter,
Maud, visited in town Saturday.
| n.1-..~ EIoofxott 10. haon o0nRnod -
the house the past week with the grip.
Mrs. }. H. Waldo Of Bethel visited her
sister, Mrs. Herbert Sargent, last week.
Rev. and Mrs. j. e. Badger OF Union
Village were at j. M. Shepard's last week.
Mrs. Blanche Riddall returned from
| Exeter, N. H., last week for short visit.
Henry Fay went to the hospital Friday
to have a cancer removed from the mouth.
Mrs. Ruth Skinner Smith Of Tunbridge
visited her brother, A. p. Skinner, Mon
| day.
The iron bridge which is to be put up
on the railroad near this village has ar
rived.
Otis Hunt had a little child fatally
scalded last week by falling into tub OF
hot water.
Harry LaMarr's 'New England Home"
entertainment was poorly attended Fri
day evening.
Mrs. w. o. Belknap is attending the
musical convention ut White River juno
tion this week.
Harry Goff is not quite SO well as last
week. His sister, Miss Lucinda Con, Is
somewhat better.
Mrs. w. A. Farnham and Mrs. Kenney
Haynes are visiting friends at Derry, N.
H., for few days.
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with pneumonia and the family are much
alarmed as to the result. cs
Horace Whitney is improving slowly.
The other mem bers OF his family who have
been sick are convalescent.
b. H. Moody took possession OF the
store and stock OF goods Monday, which
he purchased OF q. M. Pike.
1t is reported that Eugene Faneuf and
family expect to move to Barre soon, where
he has an engagement to work.
George Doubleday's child was quite SCI
riously injured by fall last week, which
produced conclusion OF the brain. asaI
PerIey Allen, youngest SON Of Wright
Allen, 10 years OF age, died last Tuesday
OF pneumonia, after a short illness.
Don w. Cowdery was called to New
York last week to Join bis company
hich had been called INTO service.
James Cardigan OF Randolph was, 10
town Tuesday In the employ OF the Cieve-
land Petroleum Co. Of Cleveland, o.
Mrs. Periey Belknap was called to Law
Mrs. Charles Barnard. She returned
home Monday.
Mrs. George Hackett and son, Vet, were
called 10 Bridgewater Saturday to be with
her father, AFRO Davis, who Is lying at the
point Of death.
K. w. Morse and wife of White River
Junction were guests at the South Royal
ton House Sunday on their way home
from the north.
The next meeting OF White River grange
viii be held at Worthy Master @. L.Bing-
hams home Saturday. All patrons are
cordially invited.
Chas. Daggett is visiting his parents In
Concord for few days. He will COM
mence another years work Tor A. r. SKID
ner on his return.
Hon. VIM. e. johnson of Woodstock,
w. b. c. Stickney of Bethel and ex- Mayor
q. ID. Guernsey of Montpelier were In
town part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lennox went to Hem
rysville, p. O., Saturday &c visit friends.
MI. Lennox returned yesterday and his
wife will remain for q few weeks.
Wr. r, Waterman and Aaron Horner
enlisted for service In the state militia bat
owing to the ranks being filled they were
not accepted and have enlisted in the ma
tional guard reserve.
Col. s. e. Pingree, supervisor OF enlist
ments forNWindsor county, has appointed
ID. G. Denison OF Royalton and M. j. Ssr-
gent of South Royalton recruiting officers
for the town enlistments in the national
guard and naval reserve.
An article in the New York Tribune OF
last week. giving details OF the exercises |
OF the graduating class of the Mills Train
ing school connected with Bellevue hos
pital. under the supervision OF Mrs. Ada
Stoughton Willard, will be OF interest 10
her many friends here, where nearly all OF
her early life was spent and where sne
now calls her home. The board OF mana
gers Expressed their appreciation OF the
work OF Mrs. willard. The article says