Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

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out.
Miss Della Cloud went to New York last
Friday.
The town accounts are being audited
this week.
Miss Sue Lamb Is better but not able to
be out yet.
Miss Ada Miller has returned home
from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs are being cared
for by Chas. Brooks.
|. s. Hartman OF the shoe company is
in Boston this week.
Arthur Fowler and Marjory Slack re-
turned to Exeter last week.
Miss Lettie Reynolds OF Exeter, N. H.,
visited friends here last week.
E. Ashley is In charge OF j. q. Ashiey's
barber shop during his illness.
Regular meeting OF the Sons OF Veterans
will be held next Saturday evening.
Mrs. ID. Faneuf's children attended the
funeral OF their mother here Thursday.
Albert Allen and family moved to the
Denison Dodge place near his farm last
i week.
Leslie Rumwell is quite i'll with the grip
lie was assisting X. II. Martin in the
store.
Mrs. w. H. Laird of w. r. Junction
visited her sister, Mrs. c. e. Flint, last
Friday.
1t is reported that Hubbard Farnham is
TO leave the Corwin farm and locate in
Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morse entertained
party Of friends at the home Tuesday
evening.
The Faneuf boys returned to Exeter, n.
H., Saturday except Lee, who will remain
a week here.
Mr.. Frank, travelling agent for the
White River Shoe CO., was at atlanta, Ca,
last Monday.
Ed. Greene received news last Tuesday
that bis son. john, OF Berlin was very III
with pneumonia.
Mrs, Jane Cilley Moroe went 10 st. Al. |
bans last Monday to visit her uncle. Chas. |
san born, former resident and native OF |
Tunbridge.
Mrs. Geo. Brown, who has had a serious
attack OF bronchitis, is able to be out
again. Her mother, Mrs. Spaulding, is I
also convalescent.
There has been an extraordinary in
crease OF deaths in 1898 In the town, lit
tie over 80 per cent over 1897 or % deaths
in '97 and 80 in '9s.
Will Bingham and wife OF Lowell, Mass
who came to attend the funeral OF his sis.
ter, Mrs. Howe, are visiting hiends in
town for few days.
The team found wandering in the road
near North Royalton last Saturday with
out driver proved to belong to Fred
Stevens OF East Bethel. L
Hoyt knight is to move his family to
Hartford, Conn.,, next week where he has
employment by o. II. Burnham, a former
resident OF this village.
Mfuaoa n.lIa nao-ugo Gko..a
their sister, Mrs. j. n. Badger,
to her home in Ludlow last week to re-
main with her few days.
o. N. Stoughton and family have been
TO the house with grip the past
week. Frank Hayward OF Tun bridge has
had charge OF his grist mill.
Mrs. James Hinkley, who has been at
Geo. Browns the past two months caring
for her mother and sister, has returned
10 her home in North Royalton.
Mrs. DIR. Fish is very i'll with pneumo.
MIA resulting from the grip. She has been
III ten DAYS and on Tuesday was much
worse and the pneumonia developed.
Leslie Mcintosh was called to Randolph J
asst Thursday to attend the funeral OF
relative, DIR. Carleton Mcintosh, who re- I
urned from the West recently in i'll J
health.
A petition TO the governor to release
rom the work house Truman FELTON, has :
ecently been circulated and generally
igned by the citizens OF Royalton and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Ashley and son, Mrs
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Ii. Mather and
on, Edward Sargent, Mrs. Henry Dyke o
1rs Albert Sargent and Mrs. Il. j. Fish
re victims OF the grip. "
Geo. Mooney has returned from Sharon p
? hnra .n hos hsas or fts-, NJ
pare hand in the G. V. X. X. station. He g
xpects to be located here now an inded-
lite time as night operator at the railroad q
tation.
The Sunday evening meeting at the q
fethodist church will be changed from
be regular custom and will consist of a :. %
raise service by the congregation, solo &c
r anthem by the choir snd a short adj
ress by the pastor on Bible character :"
lodernized. Mr.. Shay expects to arrange
} the near future for series OF Sunday :.
vening addresses on some important "
,pics. :,
The fifth lecture in the Peoples lecture
purse will be given in the Trinity NJ. r. m
nurch next Monday evening at s O'Clock
Y Rev. Z. o. Judkins OF Windsor. This nj
IN be an evenings entertainment rather
ian a lecture. Ii will consist Of humor- on
as, patriotic and sacred readings, with
a solo, duet and quartet m,
election by local talent. Mr.. Judkins is
d impersonator and reader OF rare ability I'm
nd will give an entertainment OF the
Ighest grade. di
Mrs. Della Brooks Faneuf of Exeter, n.
/, whose death was noted last week, was or
roug BIT 10 this village last Thursday and
er fuoeral services held at the Cong'l We
lurch and her remains buried In tue
.metery near the village beside her hus- ty
and. She wGs the widow of Doestie
aneuf, Jr., and the family had resided in ce
ie village for several years until the
sath OF MIR. Faneuf two years ago when &c