Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-07
South RoyaIton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

George Dewey is at work in Chelsea this
week.
Miss Celia Wynn commenced her school
Monday.
VIII and Chss. Kinsman return home
this week.
Hon. B. Fifield of Montpelier was in
town Monday.
Edwin Allen is reported very sick with
kidney disease.
F. W. Bowman of waltham is in town
for few days.
Mrs g L. Moody returned from Wa.
terbury Saturday.
Mrs. K. H. Hoyt returned to her home
in Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Matte Bradstreet was in Pittsheld
the first OF the week.
Edgar Reynolds is adding a story to the
ell part OF his house.
II. w. Osgood and Z. r. Parkhurst are
in Rutland this week.
Henry Durkee returned to his home in
Minneapolis Monday.
Miss Addie Hastings went to New York
Tuesday for fall goods.
Mr.. Poissant has moved his family into
Mr.. Gallup's tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitman have
son, born last Monday.
G.. T.. BARRIER and wife have returned
from Quechee 70 remain.
G. p. Tarbell was in East Corinth yes.
terday attending the fair.
Mrs. Geo. Haekett was in Bridgewater
last week visiting friends.
Vet Davis, wife and sister visited friends
in Bridgewater last week.
Miss Hattie Jennings returned from
Haverhill, Mass, Thursday.
Miss Mabel Blake returned to her home
IN Greenfield, Mass, Monday.
Chas. Hemenwsy returned to his home
IN New Haven, Conn.,, Friday.
Miss Hattie Stiles Of Manchester, y. H.,
visited Mrs. Perkins last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ S. Adams went to
Bethlehem, y. H., last Tuesday.
Martin Rumrill and wife Of Randolph |
visited friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Clark has returned and is
with her sister, Mrs. BENZ Flint.
Henry Dutton has his new two-story |
house well along toward completion.
A. II. Lamb and Henry Kinsman re-
turned from Lake Dunmore Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rix Williams OF henni-
ker, n. H., are visiting at Ed Green's.
Mrs. Mary Perkins Shepard and son re.
turned to East Braintee, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. ID. @. stoughton and daughter are
In Chelsea this week visiting her mother.
c. p. Tarbell and Rev. w. r. Mann were
In Woodstock Tuesday on a business trip
Mrs. George Pearsons OF Plainfield is
visiting her parents, c. {. Southgste and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Dean OF Red Cloud,
Mimi, were guests at Brightwood last
week.
Mrs. Henry Kinsman and sons return
TO their home in Hartford, Conn, this
week.
Frank Morse is intending to go to
Crown Point, n. Y, to take charge OF
creamery.
Francis BLY, and family have moved to
he village. Mr.. Bly, is to work in the
shoe factory.
Miss Warren OF Barnstead. N. H., ar
lived here last week and is engaged in the /
shoe factory.
Clara Smith, little girl of six years,
picked up 20 bushels OF potatoes Monday ?
n three hours.
3assau OF Barre visited Mrs. Chas. Dam
orth last week.
Chas. Burbank and family OF Provi-
fence, r. l., are visiting his parents, o. A.
Burbank and wife.
Mrs. Ellen Pierce and nephews, Chester
md Leslie Pierce, of Rochester visited j. !
]. Ashley recently.
Rev. Mr.. Grant OF sharon will preach at :,
he Broad Brook schoolhouse next Sun :
lay, Sept. 10, at 4 p. m.
Mrs. Annie Barber and Mrs. Harriet 2
Edwards OF Richmond were guests OF Mrs. h
v. A. Farnham last week. E
George Flint went to Burlington Fri. d
ay, W here he has charge OF a stock fitting c
Dom in Hubbard's shoe factory. /
J. O. Bslknap went to New York Tues
ay to purchase goods. He is to meet his
on, win, there on his return from the y
Vest
w. II. Martin came from Underhill last Z
thursday by private conveyance. He was q
by his sister, Mrs. Perry OF ii
'arre. a
Mrs. Martha Sfbley and Miss Lucy Hale O.
-ere received as members OF the Congil D
hurch Sunday, preceding communion
srvice.
Henry Dyke says that he can go Alfred
atom one better on the height OF corn v
rown this year as he has cornstalks that
leasure ~ 1-2 Il. Ii
Mrs. Gertrude Lewis and daughter, who
ave been spending the summer In North Il
returned to their home in
erlin, n. H., last week. a
Miss Bertha LEISURE went to Winches. b
4, n H., Friday, where she is to teach
hool Her sister, Gertrude, goes to Leb- :,
ION. n. H., this week to teach. N
Miss Maria Dewitt is visiting DR.. and
RS. Ellis at Somerville, Mass, for few n,
eeks. Il is her first trip away from home IN
several months, owing to Illness.
Wilbur Thurston has moved to george
hurston's in the east part OF the town. W
e is building a new house on the farm gu
joining, which be purchased last spring. tn
At Trinity NJ. f. church there will be an
We least at 1918 am. next Sunday morn fe'
q. Preaching service will be at 10:45, SIX
flowed by the communion service and Or
ception OF members by