Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-02
South ROyalton Notes
hi. ]. sARaENT. local Editor

| M j. SAh6ENT. LOcHl EulLDTs
Harry Goff is very sick.
l. e. Hartman went to Lynn Friday.
Mrs. f. ]. Fish is recovering rapidly.
DR.. Harlan Carpenter is in STAFFORD thi
week.
L. B. johnson OF Randolph was in towi
| Friday.
c. II. Woodland is not able to be at thu
hotel yet.
Chas. Woodland is able to be at his hote
this week.
Arthur Pierce is quite i'll yet but i'm
proving slowly.
Horace Tenuey has commenced WORK in
the shoe factory.
John Dutton and G. E. Burke returned
to Quechee Monday.
M ISIS Edith Skinner visited her mother
at Bethel last week.
There are several cases of whooping
cough in the village.
Rev. Walter Davenport, presiding elder
was in town Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. McKissick have re-
turned to North Dakota.
George Nye has recovered from his ILL
ness sufficiently to be out.
Mrs. Chas. Buck OF Hartford visited
Mrs. Will Perkins last week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson OF Randolph was
in town the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Goddard visited
friends in Barre last Monday.
J. II Pratt OF West Hartford was a
guest OF Chas. West last week.
Fred Northrup is moving into his new
home purchased on Dewey Hill.
Regular meeting Of the Sons OF Veter-
ans will be held Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Buck OF White River juno
ton visited her parents over Sunday.
In the notice OF the death of NIL. Moon
last week the name was given Moore.
Several Of the young people attended
the concert at Chelsea Friday evening.
Al. Page has returned to town and is
to engage in purchasing horses for mar
ket.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Somerville visited J..
NJ. Cloud, Mrs. Somerville's father, last
week.
Miss Marian Hatch OF STAFFORD visited
her sister, Miss Laura Hatch, here last
week.
Mrs. c. W. Slack and daughter, Mrs. A.
T. Neff, we're in Woodstock on business
Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Tenney returned from Brook.
field Monday, where she has been visiting
her sister.
The White River Shoe company has
put in a new machine for beating out
shoe soles.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chss. Blessington OF QUE
chez visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
A. Bartlett, last week.
Arthur Pierce has so far recovered from
his illness as to accompany his sister TO
her home in STAFFORD.
W. Y. Soper, administrator OF Mrs.
Catherine Wills estate, has advertised the
house in the village Tor sale.
l.. F. Terrill is to move his unfinished
house on the Brooklyn side to the west
side Of his brieE house near the bridge.
|. e. Hartman and family are soon to
move from town, be having disposed of his
interest in the White River Shoe COM
pany.
Mrs. Cyrus Smith OF Washington. who
has been caring for Mrs. Fish, returned
nome last week, her patient being conva-
lescent.
Rev. Il. w. Sharp has been i'll the past
week and was unable to preach Sunday.
Rev. Frank Daniels Of Montpelier oftieiat-
ed for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill returned TO their
home in Underhill Thursday. Unless he
sells his entire property here he thinks OF
coming here to reside.
George Spaulding, who has resided in
Lynn he past two years, has hired the
Wilson farm on Broad Brook and is to
move there this month.
New was received Friday by George
Dou hleday thai his father and mother
were better and improving. They have
been very i'll with the grip for several
weeks.
The members OF the Senior class OF the
High school were very successful with
their entertainment, "The Country
school, at East Barnard, the net profit
being s3i.
George Ellis, overseer OF the Door, has
succeeded in establishing the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Briggs in the town OF
Tunbridge, after closely looking up the
records. 1t is cold day when George
gets left in a matter OF business.
A. G. Whitman aud L. f. Terry have
been appointed commissioners OF Mrs.
Catherine Wills estate, j. II. Hewitt aud
o. A Burbank OF Harrison DeweY's es-
tate and VIM. Skinner and Chas. South
gate Of the estate OF Mrs. Jsnette b. Den
ison.
News was received here recently that J.
fectO OF Lynn vas ueAu. ne pufchHseu
be Adams Rowell farm four years ago
and placed il in charge OF his son, who
soon tired OF farming and returned to his
fathers home. Since that time the farm
has been rented.
The Congl society of South Royalton
completed the reorganization of the
church societies under q charter, al
called meeting of both organizations last
Friday, by eliminating he church society
and by laws under the title
OF the First Cong1 church OF South Roy
alton.
The lecture Monday evening on Gains"
hy Prof. Frank Graves was one OF the best
II the course. Prof. Graves is an able
$ pea ker, great lover OF young people and
/ true scholar, o. whom the town may
well be proud. He spoke OF the barren
ness OF an aimless life and urged upon
young people the necessity OF early form
ing some definite purpose in life and con-
every effort OF mind and body
in aiming at that one object. Sparkling
with humor, apt in illustration, noble in
thought, his address was an inspiration
to all who listened.