Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-23
South Royalton Notes
NJ. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.
Harry Cloud returned home Saturday !.

day.
Mrs. E. J. Fish is better and will re-
cover.
Ralph soper was home from college ovel
| Sunday.
Mrs. Martha sibley is in Waterbury
this week.
Ed Parkhust is better ana able to be on
the street.
/. s. Hartman returned from Boston
/ last week.
Charles Woodland is ill with the grip at
Royalton.
w. H. Martin came home Friday for a
short stay.
| Mrs. Lucinda Brewster has returned to
/ Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Burt Tenney is visiting her sister
in Brookfield.
Mrs Daniel Strong OF Bethel was in
town Thursday.
Harry Slack is visiting his grandmot her,
Mrs. j. A. Slack.
Mr.. and Mrs. FrsnK Little have a son,
born last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Spaulding have a son,
born last Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Wynn is visiting friends
in New York city.
NJ s. Adams and help are loading lum-
Der at Bethel this week.
Mrs. Albert Sargent is improving but
still confined to the bed.
j. NJ. Thompson OF Waitsheld visited
friends in town last week.
Frank Merrill, the shoe factory sales
man, is in Boston this week.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers went to Ran dolph
Monday to visit her brother.
Miss Lucy Hammond OF Barnard visit
ed at Q. Il. Blacks last week,
Mrs. Cornelia Whitney has gone to Prov
idence, K. l., for few weeks.
Ralph soper is home from Dartmouth
college for visit of few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith are somewhat
better but not able to be up yet.
George spaulding and family are to re-
turn here from Lynn in March.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Morse returned to
Springfield, Mass, last Saturday.
Mrs. Felix Decoste OF Hartford is here
visiting her father, Doestie Faneuf.
Regular meeting OF Bixby post and
corps will be held next Saturday evening.
George Nye is convalescent and his
son, Neal, has recovered from his sick
ness.
Kittie Waldo of Bethel visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Waldo,
Saturday.
Oscar Morse has closed his engagement
with A. p. Skinner and is working in the
shoe shop.
Misses Bertha and Carrie Slack OF STRAIT
ford visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Rob-
erts last week.
H.Mather, who is travelling salesman
for Moore, Smith 4 Co, was at home the
first OF the week.
Rufus Cloud goes to Michigan soon,
where be is to have employment as fire.
man on railroad.
Mrs Olin Billings OF Sharon visited
Mrs. Albert Sargent last week and assist
ed in caring for her,
There have been no new cases Of the
grip reported the past wees aud those
who have 1t are improving.
Mrs. r. II. Mather, who has been i'll
with the grip, is improving but not able
TO sit up but short time yet.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. P.Abbott we're called to
Hartford Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. Abbott's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Terrlll OF Underhil
were ia town last Tuesday 10 visit the res
idence they purchased OF w. II. Martin.
Mr.. Ashley, who has been assisting j.
Montpelier to engage in barbering there.
Miss Belle Pierce of STAFFORD is with
her brother, Arthur, who is i'll with the
grip at the hotel. He is improving slowly.
The members of the q. A. r. and W.
r. &. are to be treated to a banquet at the
close oitheir meeting Saturday evening.
Misses Jennie Godfrey and Laura Hatch,
teachers in the Graded school, were en-
tertained at J. w. Waldo's Monday even
ing.
The lecture given by Mr.. Judkins Mon.
day evening was well received by fairly
good audience. Mr.. Judkins is an in
teresting speaker.
Henry Osgood is in Albany, n. Y, this
week. His route this year will include
nearly all OF Vermont aud two counties
in New York state.
rumor is again current that Ed Wat
kins OF Sharon is to locate permanently
port is well founded.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKissick Of North Da-
kota were guests OF MIR. and Mrs. c. Il.
Black last week. Mrs, McKissick is a sis
ter OF Mrs. Frank Graves OF East Barn
ard.
The students of the grammar and High
school gave a pleasing entertainment at
their hall Friday evening, presenting the
"District School''of olden times to good
sized audience.
Louie Whipple, son OF the late Harry
Whipple, who has been at work for j. :.
Squires q Co., Boston, the past two years,
is now in Cuba on business in the inter-
est OF the company.
Town meeting viii occur the 9Th Of
March. The warning has been posted.
An article OF new business has been in
serted-to see IL the town will appropri-
ate money for a tomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graves, Frank
Graves and wife, Nettie Tramweil OF East
Barnard, Miss Jane McKissick OF North
Dakota and Miss Lucy Hammond OF Put
nam, Conn, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
C. T.. Black last week.