Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-16
South RQyalton Notes
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

George Gardner of Quechee was in town
Saturday.
Frank Bryant of Brookfield is in town
this week.
Mrs. Albert Allen is in Massachusetts
this week.
John Mudgett is confined to the house
by sickness.
o. A. Bartlett has purchased the Wilbur
Thurston farm.
A. L. Page took carload of horses to
market Monday.
Mrs. Elvira Brownell is visiting her son,
Bert, in Barnard.
Will Perkins was at home from Hart
ford over Sunday.
Edward Lincoln of Dighton, Mass, was
in town last week
Mrs. Martha sibley is visiting her
daughter in Barre.
Ralph soper was at home from Dart
mouth over Sunday.
j. H.Hewitt was taken seriously ill Sat-
urday with the grip.
c. o. Burlbert, postmaster at Lebanon,
was in town Monday.
VIM. Allen OF Pittsfield is visiting his
father, Lyman Allen.
c. F. Smith, U. s. A., of Springfield is
guest at Brightwood.
A. P. Skinner has engaged w. F. Place
to work for the season.
Mrs. Clarence Burke visited her parents
at Tunbridge last week.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers returned from her
visit in Randolph Monday.
Miss Nellie Trqmmell is the guest OF
Mrs. G. Il. Black this week.
Will Belknap mas recovered from his ILL
ness sufficiently to be at the store.
c. II. Woodsrd visited his friend, Chas
Williamson, at Lebanon last week.
Miss Florence Bright Of Lowell, Mass,
is visiting her father, J. w. Bright.
Edith Skinner has visited in Chelsea the
past two weeks, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bixby.
The town tax voted at The town meeting
as reported last week was SOC. 1t should
have been 40c.
A. c. Cleveland Of Concord, N. H., has
entered the employ OF the White River
Shoe company.
James Griffin has bought the John W.
Slack place Of ID. E.Britton and will movs |
there this spring.
Frank Little's infant child died Mon
day morning, aged p days. The funeral
was held Tuesday.
f. ID. Abbott OF Hartford, former res
lQGui mere mas mONeu 10 Antlhths NutTt
he has engaged in business.
Chas. Danforth's little sou is reported
better and has apparently passed the crisis
Of his illness OF pneumonia.
VIM. Smith has recovered sufficiently to
come TO the village. His wife is much
better but not able to be out.
Frank Merrill, travelling salesman for
the White River Shoe company, returned
home Monday for a short stay.
Miss Laura Hatch returned to her home
in Stra ford and Miss Jennie Godfrey to
to spend their vacation.
Jerry Parkhurst OF Worcester, Mass, is
he guest OF Danforth Day. He is to re-
main in this vicinity this summer.
Doestie Faneuf received news from his
daughter, Mrs. Felix Decoste of Hartford,
hat her son, Doestie Decoste, was dead.
The regular meeting OF Rising Sun
odge, r, & A. M, Wednesday, the 22d.
There will be a special at p. m. of same
late.
The lecture that was to have been given ,
1y Rev. A. j. Hough Monday evening was
till April on account of sick /
ness, II
The Art and Industrial exchange will {
meet with Mrs. T.. j. Fish next week :
Wednesday at , p. m. for the election OF \
,fficers. v
Mrs. Lena Burbank Northrup and child {
nd Miss Helen Burbank OF Barre are Wis. /
ting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. q
burbank.
The Sons OF Veterans are to have a I
Promenade and dance at Woodlands hall
omorrow evening, the nth, with Gilson's
rchestra for music. I
The ladies OF the Social circle OF the
'ongl church are to serve a baked bean
upper next Wednesday, the 22d, at the
estry from 5 to p. N.
Miss Ella Latham goes to Winchendon, :
iass., this week for a visit. She win al .
o visit in Fitchburgh, Mass, and Spring.
eld and Bellows Falls before her return.
We have an excellent steer team In the q
illage. No less than seven yoke of small .
teers are being driven by the youngsters a
ere and the Oldest pair is less than year
Id. ,
A petition TO the NJ. f. conference to
ave Rev. +. w. Sharp returned another 4.
ear has recently been circulated and very
eneraliy signed, having received over 100
ignstures.
Rev. George Severance, a former resi-.
ent OF Royalton and Tunbridge, died al u
be home OF his daughter at Mortified
arms, Mass, recently. His remains were "
rought to Sharon for burial.
Doestie Faneuf has retired from work h
J his blacksmith shop but retains a hall
lterest. Mr.. Poison of Mortified is to 4;
ave charge and do the work and Mr..
aneuf Is to furnish the stock.