Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-02
South Royalton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

uenIy OSgOou RETURNED from Al hnJ
yesterday.
w. H. Martin returned to Underhil
this week.
Berry Waldo returned to Concord N. H..
last Friday.
Miss Carrie Bingham returned to Salem
Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Will Marsh has gone to Richmond
to work in hotel.
Arthur Dinge 10 to work for Leslie Nc
Intosh this winter.
l.. F. Terry was In Boston last week TO
purchase new goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Mather returned
from Boston Friday.
Ralph Soper was at home from Dart
mouth over Sunday.
Fred Wright commenced work In the
shoe shop last week.
Mrs. NJ. H. Hszen went to Boston last
week on the excursion.
Mrs. George Flint aad son returned
from Burlington last week.
Walter Jennings has engaged to WORK
for Chas. West the coming year.
Mrs. Blanche Riddall goes to somerville,
Mass, this week 10 visit friends.
The rain OF last week raised the streams
more than at any time this year.
Mrs. Thomas Wynn and daug hter visit
ed friends in Woodstock last week
Mrs. j. H. hewitt went to Lakeport
last week Thursday and returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. It. Shepard visited their
son, George, at Pawtucket, r. l., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. p. Abbott OF Chelsea
visited their son, Casper, and wife last
week.
Freeman Ross OF Amesbury returned to
d IL Ian 49, AaRsa Cat
urday.
The Freshman class OF the High school
is to hold social at the school hall FRI
day evening.
Fred Eaton and family OF Middebury
moved here last week and are to work in
the shoe factory.
Chas Hinkley has had third attack OF
intestinal trouble aud is IN the hospital at
Hartford, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quimby OF Wilder,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Free
man over Sunday.
Mrs John Woodland and daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Hapgood, retuaned from Boston
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Leonard returned from Mas
saehusetts last week and has resumed
work In the shoe shop.
Mrs. Frank Ainsworth went to Brook
IGlu AksA luufeudN 10 htNG1Q tue fhuethA
OF her husbands mother.
Chas Senter who has been In Mas
sachusets and New Hampshire the past /
week, returned Monday.
Miss Sarah Darby OF Hyde Park, Mass, /
came last week Wednesday to care for her 1
aunt, Mrs. Maria Dewitt.
Lester Corwin moved back to Fitch
burg, Mass, Tuesday. where he will re-
main through the winter.
Messrs Nelson & Kibby took possession /
OF the grist mill property last week,
which they recently bought of Q. \.
Miss Clara Davis was III Monday and is
unable to teach. Miss Charlotte Tarbell
Is to take her room for a few days until
she RECEIVERS.
James Bingham and daughter, Cassie,
went TO Hanover, N. H., Friday to visit
Miss Molly Bingham, who is a nurse in
training school.
There Was light. attendance at the
White River District S. S. convention last
week. The work OF the convention was
and interesting.
Mrs. Maria Dewitt is somewhat better
but II very feeble yet. She has had many
sick spells the past two years, this one
prostrating her longer than usual
The semiannual meeting OF the Village
society will be held Friday
evening at Tarbell Il Whitham's Office for ,
The election OF a committee to serve three
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. stoughton have
moved into the tenement occupied by |
Mrs @. w. Leonard, where they will re-
main until they move to the one recently I
purchased. II
An outing CLUB was formed here Mon .
lay for the purpose OF identifying the
OF Lake John and preparing |
IN outing camp for camping and picnics. 9
The committee to serve until June is ID. G. {
ZONES, j. b, Durkee, Pearl Belknap and :
NJ. j, Sargent.
Presiding Elder Davenport will hold
quarterly conference at the M. K. church
text Saturday evening. There will be
owe feast al l0:i5 Sunday morning and
preaching by the elder at 10. as and at So.
unbridge at 30 p. M. Each preaching '
ergice will be followed by the commun. Z
on service. I
Four young lads drove into the village {
asst Friday with good horse and new
Express wagon and offered the team and I
,utfit for sale for s35. This apparently
ow value and the appearance OF the lads
,reated a suspicion that all was not right. i
They were questioned about their bust Z
less and residence and they said that they /
we're from Manchester, N. H., and were l
yoing to some friends in Canada. The au-
horities were consulted and II was decid-
ID to arrest and hold them on suspicion 9
II having stolen the team and they were !
placed in the lookup. A little later tele- Y
,ram was received asking IL such team !
md persons had been seen here. An an !
wer was sent that the lads were being {
leld here on suspicion and the team be- :
ng cared for. The night train brought g
policeman from Manchester, who took y
hem back. II was learned that they hired !
he team two days before to 60 out and :
rat her chestnuts and were traced to this
'icinity. The eldest lad was IL and the :
youngest rs years OF age. Later news 9
vas received that they were in jail under
500 bonds.
Hundreds OF lives saved every wear by z
lavinR DR.. Thomas Electric oil in the I
louse Just when IL is needed. Cures Group,
reals burns, cuts, wounds of every sort. =