Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-05-26
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

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DR.. e. ] Fish was at Hanover Thursday
Mrs. Mary Golf is to move to Hartford
Miss N. Chase returned to Waterbur,
Friday.
The village park fence has been painted
recently.
Mrs. Martha Sibley is in Randolph for
few days.
Walter Clifford of Randolph visited here
last Monday.
d. d. Berry and wife of Richmond were
in town Sunday.
Arthur Pierce was at home from Rox-
bury over Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Tenney returned last week
from Exeter, N. III.
Miss Gertie Brownell visited friends al
Randolph Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin OF Cavendish were
in town last Friday.
B. H. Bamiorth was with A. II. Lambs
people over Sunday.
Mrs. Kent and Miss Paine OF Randolph
visited here Tuesday.
Mrs. j. M. Thompson is visiting her
friends in Randolph.
Rufus Cloud has gone to Hartford to
work for Will Abbott.
Miss L. A. Hatch visited friends at Han
over, N. H., Saturday.
j. B. Atwood and wife OF Chelsea were
callers here Saturday.
Mrs. John Bennett is better and able TO
sit up most Of the time.
Jessie Chadwick OF Bethel visited
friends in town Friday.
Miss Mary Sweet spent Sunday at Willis
Whitney's in Tunbridge.
Walter Clifford of Barre, former resi-.
dent, was in town Monday.
Horace Whitney has recovered suffici-
emily to come to the village.
Abbott & Sargent have commenced to
deliver ice to their customers.
Frank Northrop and wife returned to
their home in Barre Thursday.
Miss II. Jennings went to Haverhill,
Mass, Saturday to visit friends.
Prof. 9. II. Cushman OF Lowell, Mass,
Is to visit friends here June LIST.
j. NJ. Shepard was in Lebanon last Fri
day the guest of II. p. johnson.
Mrs. Ida Button has been III and con-
fined TO the house the past week.
Father Toupin OF Woodstock celebrated
mass at Doestie Faneuf's Sunday.
A large number OF our citizens we're out
to see the state troops pass here Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Chase, who has been visiting
at Mr.. Mather's, went to Waterbury last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Choat of Boston, W BIO
have been here for several weeks, returned
home last week.
Rev. and Mrs. II. E. Green OF Sharon
were in the village Saturday, guests OF
Rev. III. Nj. Goddard.
Station Agent Joseph H. Waldo and
family OF Bethel visited his father, j. w.
Waldo, here Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Royce received news OF the
death OF her sister, Mrs. Moses Titus, at
N. H., Tuesday.
Fred shepard went to Providence, X.
Monday to visit his brother, George, and
family for a couple OF weeks.
Tarbell a. Whitman have purchased &C.
Whitney's interest as agent for the Mutu-
al Fire Insurance Co. OF Montpelier.
A very handsome young doe strayed in
to the village Saturday, leisurely passed
across the park to the south and went on
to the hill unmoiested. wutt
Geo. Shepard OF Providence, r. l., made
a short VISIT to his father, j. +. Shepard,
last week. He took back q fine-blooded g.
year-old colt that had been kept here for
some time.
The first of the stste troops, consisting
OF $50 enlisted men, AZ officers and 10 SER
wants, 10 horses, with S7,7S5 pounds OF
su bsistence and camp equipments, passed
here on the train Saturday.
Prot. Fletcher OF Hanover addressed an
audience at the Cong'l church last Sunday |
on the work and needs OF the Hitchcock /
Memorial hospital. The church societies |
in the village united to give him audience
and collection. He gave brief history |
Of the inception and building OF the hos
pitaI, IT. ca pacity and facilities for the
care OF patients, number OF patients treat
ed and cost OF treatment with and with
out remuneration, showing a large per-
centage from this town.
The program for Flora's grange meet
ing to be held in Slack's hall Saturday,
June 4, is as follows: Song, "Wayside
Bl. Ioms,n choir; essay, "Fiowers OF
Spring." Maria Clogston; song, selected,
Clogston sisters; essay, "Rehning lnhu-
Ross; recitation, "spring," Sarah brown
music; historical sketch OF
/ he "war of the Roses" Mary Shepard;
recitation, "Spring Has Come" Nettie |
Waldo; essay, "Wiid Flowers" Nora
Ross; reading, "Flowers," Emma Dyke;
song, Clogston sisters; song, "Bud and
Bloom,n choir. Refreshments, consisting
of Strawberries, rolls and cake will be
served.
Arrangements for Memorial exercises
have been completed as per published pro-
yram. School Memorial services will be
held Friday at l D. m. This will interest
hose who attend. The exercises by the
title folks will be replete with patriotism.
The Sunday service will be at Royalton |
center, where the post, Relief corps ana
sons of Veterans will attend in accordance
With the usual custom. General exercises
will be held in the South part OF the town /
Monday, as noted last week. The Relief
,orps will have charge of the flowers and
is requested to contribute and
/ is hoped they will respond. 1t is hoped
hat all citizens who can will participate 1
enders.