Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-13
South RoyaltOn Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.


Leon Latham is in Randolph this week.
Mrs White returned from Barre Satur-
day.
Miss Gertrude Brownell is at home from
Chelsea.
Miss Elsie Durkee is visiting friends in
Randolph.
Albert Manchester and wife returned
home Saturday.
Miss Della Cloud returned from Albany,
". ", last week.
Mr.. Mcdonald of Henniker, N. H., is in
town this week.
Miss Hattie Faneuf has gone to Barre to
work this season.
Will Cushman of Northfield visited his
parents here Friday.
Messrs. Pierce and Merrill are moving
to the Leavitt place.
j. w. Bright is making extensive re-
pairs on Brightwood.
j w. Waldo has purchased the Bartlett
farm OF Albert Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slack have returned
from Henniker, N. II.
Ralph Soper is home from Dartmouth
college for vacation.
Mrs. d. L. Burnett is quite feeble yet
and not able to be out.
Charles Folsom has commenced work
for Henry Manchester.
FIR. Toupin Of Woodstock held services
at Fsneuts hall Sunday.
Charles FarnhRm OF Providence, X. l.,
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. james Pike returned from Winch
endon, Mass, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Doubleday have re
turned from somerville, Mass.
Mrs. George Nye went TO Cornish, n.
H., Friday 10 visit a SICK friend.
N. S. Adams was in the south part Of
the state last week buying lumber.
Rev Il. NJ. Goddard closes his la5oIs as
pastor Of the Cong'l church next Sunday.
ID. T.. Britton is engaged to work for c.
p. Abbott in bis harness shop this sum
mer.
A. L. Page returned from Massachu-
sets Saturday, having disposed OF his
horses.
Fred Slack Of Manchester, n. H., visited
his mother, Mrs. John A. Slack, over
Sunday.
Fred Haynes is making sugar quite ex-
tensively. He gathered 200 gallons OF sap
Tuesday.
Celia wynn is to teach school IN the
Fred Freeman district in Sharon this
summer.
George Doubleday has closed his en-
gagement with the White River Shoe
company.
Regular and annual meeting OF Rising
sun lodge will be held next Wednesday
at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Amelia Howe OF Mortified was the
guest OF her brother, W. V. Sopei, the first
OF the week.
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business college at Chatham, \. y, and
returned home.
Regular meeting OF Bixby post and
corps will be held next week Saturday
evening, the I'D.
Arthur Pierce returned Monday from
STAFFORD, having recovered from mis- long
illness Of the grip. I'll
ID. G. Stoughton has the contract TO
plaster J. w. Waldo's new house and |
commenced this week.
Mrs. Lucinda Dexter OF Sharon has /
moved to her residence in this village, re-
Gently purchased of Ed Smith.
Will Campbell received an injury to his
hand while coupling cars recently and is
at Wilbur Thurston's for few days.
C.. p. Abbott was the first to furnish
new maple sugar this year and il was SUI
perb, having the fine new sugar flavor.
Frank Williams of Rochester, N. H.,
visited friends here over Sunday. He was
an employee in the shoe factory. i
Amos Eaton has been appointed adj
ADD Prof. Frank Graves and
George Dutton commissioners on Mrs.
Lucy Howe's estate.
Chas. Brooks and family have moved to
be ID. Faneuf tenement at North Royal
ton. He Is to assist in the work on the
res4fs So.
Miss Latham returned from Winchen-
don Wednesday and Misses Godfrey ana
Hatch came Saturday and resumed their
work as teachers in the Graded school
Monday.
The auxiliary OF the w. +. missionary
society OF this place will hold a sociable
with Chas. Daggett Friday evening OF this
week. Refreshments will be served. All
ire invited.
Miss Edith Wills, daughter of Andrew
Wills, has gone TO ManKato, Kan, to vis-
I friends and it is hoped the change OF
climate will be a benefit to her and help
o a more speedy recovery from the pneu-
nonia which she had this winter.
Books from the town library will be
distributed to patrons every second FRI
lay as heretofore. The library will be in
harge OF Miss Nellie Adams, assistant to
he librarian, Prot. Frank Graves. A
hange OF books will be made as soon as
be travelling becomes little better.
The change in makeup of the WHITE
RIVER HERALD will be appreciated by its
many patrons. IL viii make il more spe-
ifically local paper, giving more promi-
.ence TO local news and advertisements,
nd with he low yearly rate il is hoped
hat the change will be an Involvement to
anger advertising and subscription lists.
A woman giving her name as Mrs. Kelley
ras in the village last week, evidently
nth the intent to defraud the merchants.
I she bad left after she had accomplished
er scheme she would have succeeded
-ell. Her plan was 20 60 to store and
elect several articles, one Of which she