Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-30
HunDrIdge.

Miss Edith Wills goes to Kansas soor
in hopes to regain her health.
Dwight P. Leisure removes to "Brook
| lyD," near South ROyalton soon.
Moses d. Rowell is reported to be quit
sick with the prevailing distemper.
Miss Hattie A. Dantorth returned from
Norwich Monday, after short visit.
r. A. Pierce has hired house in Royal
ton village and will move there soon.
Mrs. Gertrude Miller, who has been il
| Royalton for short time, is now at home
Rev. and Mrs. E. II. Alden returned
from Hartland Friday, after a short visit
The selectmen' have appointed A. B
Hayward lister, vice Moses ID. Rowell, re
signed.
Charles Rowell OF Boston has been a
guest OF Moses ID. Rowell, his father, 9
few days.
j. ID. Campbell moved TO Pomfret last
week. He has gone to the farm where he
first settled.
Mrs. Carrie Jones, who has passed few
da IS at o. n. Stoughton's, Royalton, re-
turned here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Tucker visited in Or.
ange and vicinity last week, returning
here Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Glines OF Manches-
ter, N. ii. ARE guests OF Jones Glines. They
arrived here Saturday.
Richard Ames, veteran of the Mexican
and civil wars, is reported to be seriously
i'll at his home near F. d. Moody's.
A son was recently born to Mr.and Mrs.
Joseph Emery at their home in North
Adams, Mass. Mrs. Emery was formerly
Nj ISIS Nellie Kenison.
Henry r. Hayward, " ho has been in the
mills In this place since 1884, retires this
week. He recently sold his interest in the
mills to A. N. King a. Son.
John NJ. Kibby OF Montpelier is visit
or at n. K. Hayward's. Mr.. Kit by is SUI
fering from the effects OF a fall received
while at work about two weeks ago.
Henry Perkins 70 Medford, Mass, was
a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur {.
Adams. He is a son OF Rev. S. X. b. Per.
kins, who preached here few years age.
Mrs. Sarah Cushman Rowell died in
Boston Tuesday, March p. She was
brought here for burial last Thursday.
She was born in Tunbridge Dec, %, 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester M. Corwin and
daughter, who have resided in Fitch
burgh, Mass, a few years, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Kenworthy, They
arrived Friday. Mr.. Corwin moves to his
farm as soon as his household goods ar
rive.
A. B.Bicknell OF the board of selectmen,
tells your correspondent that some OF the
holders OF town orders threaten to place
their money where it cannot be taxed IL
the rate OF interest is reduced to 4 per cent.
Probably only the money now invested in
town orders held by these people would
go out. A list of the outstanding orders
was given in the town report.
A town meeting has been warned for
April 9th for the purpose OF seeing IL the
town will vote to instruct the school di-
rectors to provide in some way suitable
building for Nos. / and IS schools. The
school directors have to provide for the
schools named and they do not want to
waste money in makeshiits. A report that
4 costly building will be asked for APP
pears to have been maliciously put forth.
II is false.
Died in Fort Atkinson, Wis, March 4, |
Mrs. Abigail G. Metcalf, aged rs years, Z |
months and % DAYS. Abigail Clement |
Curtis was born in Tunbridge July II 1920. |
January 5, 1851, she married James NJ. |
Metcalf and in the July following they |
moved to Wisconsin and settled In the /
own of Hebron where they lived until |
$50, when they moved to Fort Atkinson |
Ind made 1t their home until death called |
hem to the home above. MIR. Metcalf |
lied May %, 1898.