Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-10
south ROyaItOn Notes,
M. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

~ Chelseh next week, 18th, 18th and 18th
Dansmore's orchestre each night. Dane
sfter play Friday night.
DIR. Carpenter is in Boston this week.
Charles Burroughs has returned home
John Shirlock remains in a critical con
dition.
Chas. Flint moved into his new house
Monoay.
c. c, Hood OF Brookfeld was in towr
Thursday.
Prof Ed Perkins OF Woodstock was in
town Friday.
Bixby post has moved its headquarters
to slack's hall.
Misses Ida and Eva Brownell are guests
at BTightwood.
Z. z. Banforlh was the guest OF A. H.
Lamb last week.
Mrs. Helen Osgood is visiting her friend.
| Miss Jessie Benson,
Miss Jessie Benson visited in South
Woodstock last week.
Sheriff ID. G. Jones is in Woodstock this
week attending court.
Mrs. Fred Fecto is visiting friends in
Lowell for few weeks.
The Ladies' club of Royalton is to hold
an entertainment the 10TH
Hon. Thomas Sanders OF Haverhill,
Mass, was in town Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs George Dewey have a
daughter, born last Thursday.
Chas. Hemenway returned to his home
| in New Haven, conn, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Durkee visited Mrs
| Daniel Strong in Bethel Tuesday.
Skinner and Wall made a large ship
ment of stock to market Monday.
| Mrs. Edward Sargent has been iii the
past we k, suffering from neuralgia.
Warren and Mary Morse Waterman have
daug hter, born last week Tuesday.
The White River Valley Pomona grange
will meet White River grange Saturday.
MIS-. Lessie Shepard Badger OF Union
Village is Wis ting her parents this week.
Miss Angela French Of Barnard is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Black this
week.
Rev. Henry Goddard ofIiciated at the fu :.
neral Of Mrs John " nd at Royslton
Tuesday.
Miss Nora Adams returned home from
Randolph Thursday. She is now Ill With
the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McIutosh OF North
field visited Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Mcintosh
last week,
Mrs. Aurora Rogers returned home
from Woodstock Monday, after an alb
sence OF five weeks.
The Golden Rule C. L. convention was
held at Randolph Tuesday. Delegates
from here attended.
Mrs. j. IL. Waldo and daughters, Kitty
and Hazel, of Bethel were the guests of
j. w. waldo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NV .Rumrill OF Randolph
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hackett
last week Wednesday.
Roland Reynolds OF Bethel was in town
Thursday. he went to Chelsea to play
with Gilson's orchestra.
Mrs. Lucy Shepard Fowler and Mrs.
Blanche Riddall are visiting friends in
Exeter, n. H., for few weeks.
Denison Slack has moved onto the Cal
vim Goff farm, wi here he is to reside for
the coming year with his father.
p. w. Green OF Stockbridge was in town
Monday. lie WIS in business here with
Charles Flint prior to the failure.
Mrs. Alics Dodge Kibbee returned to
her home 10 Worcester, Mass, Saturday,
after an extended visit to her parents.
The Vernon Brothers give concert in
the Cong'l church Tuesday evening, the
18th, under the auspices Of the 9. Il. So
cietN.
Mrs. w. A. Farnham has been sick the
past ten days with pneumonia. She Is not
considered dangerously i'll at the present
time.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Universalist par
ish will hold a social at r. e. Faneuf's
Thursday evening. All are cordially in
vited.
Services will be held by the Universalist
society NJ Siack's hall next Sunday at =.
IN. Rev. MIR. Reeds topic will be, The
life that now is and the life that is to
come.n
The Ladies' Circle of the Cong1 society
has placed a new Glenwood range in the
church kitchen. This society is soon to
place new cushions in the seats and col
ored windows in the church building.
Mrs. J. n. Cloud had scirrhus tumor
removed from the aTmpit last week at the
hospital in Hanover. She stood the oper-
alton well and is as comfortable as her
condition admits. DR.. Fish attended her
at the hospital while under treatment.
sabin Fecto has rented his farm to Will
HAYNES for year aud Will return to Mas
sachusetts. j. II. Kent received news last
week that Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Schontsg
had lost their youngest child by scarlet
fever and that their eldest child was quite
sicg with il. MIR. Schontag was better
but his throat was still quite bad.
The concert given by the singing school
class last AOuuhN GNEhA4AE was a.
tended. Prof. Goodrich, the teacher, con-
Quoted the chorus and Miss Nellie Adams
was accompanist. Misses Belle and
| Georgia SHEPARD and Mrs. P. o. BelknaD
and some of the professors class at Chel-
sea assisted in making the concert very
enjoyable.
The members OF Orville Bixby post are
to hold a memorial service in the near
future in commemoratlon OF bhelr COM
-s5ss vi ho have passed away. Rev. w. A.
Warner of Bethel win deliver the address
and Revs. E. w. Sharp and II. M. Cod
dara will assist by short addresses. The
s,-sr.,;ses will be interspersed with music
by quartet.
Mvrop Vesper, son of Thomas VesPer OF
N-..,,, PoveIton. shot himself last Satur-
dsy night with the intention OF com mt
t;sg snicide. There was no cause given
sll55,r,b he said afterwards that he bad
ro,d reason but should not divulge it.
He IS q young man 20 years Of age. y IS
r-aarro-ted that he had been drin king heav-
49, q -. snfoxfcated at the time.