Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-19
South Royalton Notes,
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

hepfBS 10y - II Win tue grip WI
week.
Guy Adams returned to Chatham, NY.
Monday.
A. A. Allen has recovered from his re
cent illness.
Miss Ala Day is at Bethel this week
dressmaking.
Edith Skinner has recovered from an i'll
ness Of the grip.
Chas. Farnham OF Providence, K. I.,wai
in town Friday.
Ersstus Packard has gone to Canaan, N
g., to visit friends.
Mrs. Nellie Skinner has returned to
her home in Bethel.
Mrs. Carl Farnham came last week from
North Adams, Mass.
ID. c. Jones returned from court at
Woodstock Saturday.
Miss Jennie Godfrey visited her home
in Randolph Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Flint have a daugh-
ter, born last Thursday.
John Fish OF Washington visited his
son, DIR. Fish, last week.
Frank Thurston has returned hcme to
remain for an Indefinite time.
Foster Sargent has moved into the Wall
tenement on Highland avenue.
Harrison Dewey is very low and it is
thought can survive but a few days.
VIII Perkins Is at home from Hartford
this week. His wife and child are i'll.
Mrs. Geo. Goss OF Montpelier visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniorth Day last week.
| Chss. Williamson OF Lebanon, N. H.,
I YRS the guest OF Chas. Woodland Friday.
Hoyt Knight came from Hartford, CT,
I Saturday TO visit bis family over Sunday.
/ Marjorie Slack OF Exeter, n. H., is Wis
/ ting her grandmother, Mrs. Edward Eos.
I ter.
Mr.. Lawton OF Nashua, n. H., attended
the funeral OF bis aunt, Mrs. Rate Wills,
last week.
Den Slack lost q valuable hefer Mon.
fay, i neing killed by accident during
the night.
Arthur Fowler Of Exeter, n. H., is vita
his family at John Shepard's for a few
days visit.
Regular meeting OF Rising Sun lodge. +.
& A. NJ, will be held next Wednesday
at 1920 p. N.
Alexander Woodworth OF Northfield,
former resident OF So. Tunbridge, was In
to Hn Tuesday.
Mrs. G. p. Abbott was called to Hart
ford last week by the illness Of her moth
er, Mrs. Hazen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webster enter.
tanned party OF friends at their home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. r. T. Sherman OF White River
junction was a guest OF Mr. and Mrs. G. |
Il. Flint last week,
The members Of Oryille Bixby W. r. c. !
are requested TO be AZ the hall Saturday |
evening at O'Clock sharp.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Fowler have an |
nounceo the name Of their son, recently |
born, Charles Shepard Fowler.
Luoian Parkhurst OF Exeter, N. H., |
writes that he has recovered sufficiently |
to resume work in the snoe factory.
J. O. Belknap was reelected one OF the /
directors OF the White River National |
bank ut their annual meeting last week.
Mn. Josie Heath whitney has gone
to Randolph for time and Mrs. Belle |
Marsh tsKes her place as cook at the hotel.
News was received Monday of the death |
OF Chauncey Denny OF Mortified son-in-
law OF ID. Z. King, a former resident here.
Mrs H. NJ. Goddard went to Ludlow
MondRy morning, having received news
that her father Was very i'll with pneumo-
mia.
John Wood ward has a certificate OF five
one hundred dollar shares of stock in the
old South Royalton bank issued to Ly-
man Ellsworth.
A Joint installation of the officers OF o.
vile Bixby post, Relief corps ana NJ. j.
Sargent camp, Sons OF Veterans, will be
hello Saturday evening.
Frank Merrill is having very good sue
cess selling shoes for the White River
shoe company, considering that it is the
first trip out and in new territory.
The many friends OF Ed Strong and
vile OF jamestown, n. d., who are visit
ing Randolph, would be pleased 10 re-
ceivv a call nom them before their return.
Ii Is hoped that Mr.. Allen will see bis
way clear to remain here and rebuild on 4
he site OF the house and barn recently
burned. MIR. Allen is a citizen the town
ian i'll afford TO lose as the result OF mis- I
fortune. I
The relatives OF Mrs. Kate Wills, who i
we're named in her will as legatees, are
MIR. and Mrs. j. X. Flint, Mrs. Ida Flint
Wilson, George Flint, Mrs. Nett Poor, Mr..
LAYTON, a nephew, Benz. Flint and Mrs. !
elisha Osgocd. W. v. Soper is executor ,
II the will.
Mrs. Fred Culver and son, Perley, came
near being asphyxiated b. coal gas last I
morning 10y the gas from a coal 1
tove 10 the tenement below coming up
nto their room. A physician WIS called ,
md the boy soon recovered. Mrs. Gull
ier suffered the most from its effect.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies' So l
.lal circle OF the Cong'i society was held /
Il Mrs. j. b. Durkes's Wednesday after
,oon, Jan. IL. and elected these officers:
President, Miss Ala Day; vice presidents, {
.irs. Il. NJ. Goddard aud Mrs. j. NJ.
thompson; secretary and treasurer, Aiss :
Nellie j. Adams.
Those who improved the opportunity to
ear Rev. Mr.. Gillies Monday evening up.
IN sine American Boy OF Today" were :
most amply repaid for the time spent. MIR. /
illies Is young man in years but in
billy Is an orator end keen student OF :
american history and In the adaptation
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