Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-05
South RoyaIton Notes.
N. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Ned Griffin visited his home at Chelses
over Sunday.
Miss Harrie Faneuf is at home from
Barre this week.
k. Ii. Mather returned home Saturday
10 remain over Sunday.
Some of the small children of the village
are having chicken pox.
w. II. Martin returned to his home in
Underhill last Thursday.
Ira SpauldiDg and son we're at home
from Chelsea over Sunday.
Mrs Henry Doubleday and Nellie Gould
were in the village Tuesday.
DR.. Wilcox and Mr.. Sayles OF Pascoag,
r. l., are 10 town this week.
J. @. Ashley's Freestone mare foaled a
Ally colt by Alcand last week.
NJ. y. Adams and daughter, Nellie, went
to Bethlehem, N. H., Saturday.
Luke Tsrbell OF Granville visited his
brother, Chas. p, last Thursday.
DR.. W. J. Alderman and wife OF Leba-
non, ". H., are in town this week.
Clinton Hewitt and wife OF Boston are
visiting his parents here this week.
There will be regular meeting of the
Sons OF Veterans Saturday evening.
John Kibbee and daughter, Amy, OF
Montpelier are visiting friends here.
D. Q. Remington and Mr.. Comus OF
Harrisville, X. l., are in town this week.
Henry Conant has returned from New
Hampshire after several months absence.
George Cole of Boston, formerly resi-.
dent Of this village, is in town for few
days.
J.E. Shepard has charge OF the Floral
hall at the Worlds fair in Tunbridge this
week.
c. l. Davis and son Of Bridgewater Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Geo. Hackett. over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen OF Chicopee, 4
Mass, are guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. &. C. 4
Southworth.
Luther Cady OF Quechee was the guest /
of Mrs. James Pike, an old acquaintance,
last Monday.
ID. e. Woodward OF Randolph was in
town over the Sabbath with his sister,
Miss Ellen Woodward
L. p. Tarbelrs Mayfiower and Beulah
took first and second money in their races
at Woodstock last week.
j. c. Freelan, salesman for the shoe
company and who is stationed at Boston,
Is at the factory here this week.
Miss Bertha Thurston OF Burlington,
nurse in the Sparhawk hospital, Is visit
NIX nv 1NbAEI AnuictOUs
Gov. Smith has appointed c. p. Tarbell
me OF the reception committee to Admi-
al Dewey at the celebration at Montpel-
err.
John Shepard and wife OF Exeter, n. H.,
md George Shepard of Providence are
listing their father and mother this
week. n
Miss Amelia Gilbert, who has been stay
ng at Brightwood the past month, re- 5
urned to her home In Dorchester, Mass, {
asst Monday.
Frank Goodwin, police commissioner, \
nd party from Lowell, Mass, are guests .
{ the Hotel Woodward this week and are
ttending the Worlds fair. .
Joseph Bellfeld and wife OF Pawtucket, c
!. l., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
hepard. Mr.. Bellfield is superintendent 4
I the Coats Thread works. y
o. A. Burbank received news from Bar ii
} Monday that bis grsndchild, Mrs. Lena
urbank Northrup's child, was very low g
nd not expected to recover. m
Ansel whitney OF Tunbridge was II
rought here for burial last Sunday. he 2.
as formerly a resident OF this village and IL
ter a resident OF Worcester, Mass. q
We have no claim against the Boston ~
Maine Railroad company except the Il
,ntinued kindly cordial greetings from al
lelf new clhllu AGENT W us ID. Nlhils ~
the shortage of power III
I'd other Unforeseen interruptions, the
zoe company made and shipped forty
rec hundred dollars worth Of shoes last
onth. "a,
Miss Emma Rowell is in Waltham,
ass, this week to attend the wedding,
bridesmaid, OF her brother, Charles and ia
ISIS Margaret Moon, which occurred m
sterday.
Il is reported that Mrs. p. Clark and
tiers, Misses Frank and Ellen Pierce,
We purchased building lot in the VIII m
&c and are to build a residence and
at Ira Spaulding has contracted to
lid IL. III
A party of twelve ladies and gentlemen so
I'm Providence, r. L., made their annual
VII here this week to attend the Worlds
r at Tunbridge. They attended the fair
Woodstock last week as usual and -
me here Tuesday. W
Pupils in the Broad Brook district hav-
! no marks for the month ending Sept. &c
b were Ernest and Lawrence Burke, Pr
,ud Flint, Ray Whitney. Norma and
v Spaulding had no marks after the
Il forenoon. Guy Whitney was absent
e. half day, Charlie Yeaton one day and a.,
ID Allen and James Pitkin each two ny
rs on account OF sickness. The per cent ",
IL. g. . ha n a !.