Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-20
South Royalton Notes.
M. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.
Fred Haynes is ill with a fever.

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W. v. soper was in Morrisville on busi-
ness Monday.
VIII Bingham is up from Lowell, Mass,
for few days.
d. z. Jones was in Chelsea Monday on
sheriff business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hutchins have a
son born last week.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. George.
Mrs. Lottie Clark Of Waterbury is visit
ing Mrs. Josiah Smith.
Mrs. NJ. j. Sargent is attending the fair
at Northfield this week.
Morris Lamb OF Boston is visiting his
father and mother here.
Mrs. Ellen Preston returned home from
Lebanon, n. H., Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Thompson of Montpelier wis.,
tied friends here last week.
Mrs. Bertha Allen has returned and
opened her millinery store.
Mrs. Jane Morse is recovering from
her recent illness OF neuralgia.
Mrs. Ed Stafford OF Gaysville was guest
OF Mrs. J. g. Ashley last week.
Mrs. Amelia Manchester OF Lebanon, n.
visited friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. s. Jewett OF Boston Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. j. g. Ashley Monday.
Mrs. Effie Kibbee Cove Of Plymouth, N.
H., visited her father and mother Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morse have return.
ed to their home in West Springfield,
Mass.
Rev. W. Z. Mann will resume bis pas
toral duties here one week from next
Sunday.
NJ. Il. Hazen has purchased the Park
hurst place Of Chas. Flint for his livery
business.
Herbert Bennett has purchased a strip
OF land in the village, beside the track
southeast OF the depot.
Mrs. Culver has returned from her Saea
tion and now has charge OF the lady help
at the South Royalton House.
Judge Maynard STYLES aud wife OF West
Virginia visited Mrs. Ora Goodale last
week, returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Eva Marble from Washington, ID.
c., Who has been visiting her brother,
Will o. Morrill,, went to East Randolph
last Wednesday to visit relatives there
C.. W. Clifford OF Vero, Fla, sent rattle
snake skin here, which is on exhibition
at the drug store. Mr.. Clifford is the son
OF Henry Clifford, former resident OF the
town.
Miss Gaskell OF Philadelphia, who has
been spending the summer at Randolph, |
came last Tuesday to call on her scnool- |
mate, Miss Edith Poole who is visiting |
here for few days.
Henry Osgood has been promoted to
Superintendent OF sales for the eastern d.
vision OF the Mccormick Harvesting |
Machine company OF Chicago, with head
quarters at Albany, \. Y.
Miss Ruby Spaulding, daughter of Mrs.
Henry Dyke, is seriously i'll. She was at /
tackled with measles last spring which left /
her in a feeble condition and she has been l
slowly declining since.
Mrs. Mabel Brown Belknap, wife OF Or. 4
Fred Belknap OF Niles, Mich, and son,
Robert, visited VIM. and Perley Belknap /
over Sunday. She is making visit to
her father and mother at Mortified.
Charles Poole, wife aud daughter are
guests OF Mrs. James Pike. They are on |
their way home to Boston from the White
Mountains. Wednesday they visited in
Northfield, Mrs. Pike accompanying them.
DC. stearns and wife left town last
Monday on their western trip,to be absent |.
several months. They intend TO make al
Denver, Col, their hrst and principal
stay, with ex-Mayor VIM. Lee a brother
OF Mrs. Stearns.
B.F. Waldo, who has been visiting his
parents here the past week, has gone to
New York city to visit his sister, Mrs.
B. THUS. He will go from there 70 Al
hany. Syracuse, Buffalo and Niagara Falls
before returning to his work at Concord,
n. II.
The Magee Furnace Heating company
81 Boston have Just finished setting up
a large. new. hot air and ventilatiug fur
mace In the school building here. II is ex-
nected TO meet all the requirements for |
nerfect heating and ventilation and is
guaranteed by the company. Il Is arrang-
ed for heating six rooms and the nall on
The third tioor.
BENJAMIN Flint died at his home in this
village Yesterday after short illness OF
cystis at the age OF ~ yrs, mo: he was
one Of the Oldest. IL not the Oldest, resi-
dents OF this village, having moved here
"a wears ago. He was a son OF Elisha
FLINT. deceased, who was an early settler
in mis- village. He leaves q wife and an
adopted son. The funeral will be held TO-
morrow at his late home.
n y Goats from Massachusetts visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Goodale over Sunday.
Mr.. Goats and c. b. Craig ACCOMPANYING
Ernest Goodale to Europe and were with
MIN during his last illness Mr. coats
Mn, during his sickness and brought the
bodv 10 his home He said Mr.. Goodsle's
sickness dated back 70 January, a. hN.Sn
lime ~ evidently had appendicitis, as the
nperation in his last illness discloseu the
spnendix solid and adhered to the wall OF
X intestine and an abscess formed.
rhe oneration was successful and every
indieation favorabls to recovery when
heart failure set in. II
Rising sun Lodge, F. 4 A. NJ ATTENDED
he funeral OF James p. Cleveland at Ran
iolph Monday. Mr.. Cleveland was the
,idest i'm years and the Oldest Mason 10
he lodge, having joined IN lozti ~ ny
Zoe ~ gi years. His father was member
Il the lodge, admitted in lS0s. Rising
sun lodge gave the Masonic rites AZ the
,1risl service. DR.. E.J.Fish was master OF
.a-arnonies Past Master Hall says OF
lin, Nv hen a young Mason 80 years ago
found him ripe in the knowledge o. the
,tgher and purer principles OF our arr
lis LOYALTY and good counsel viii long DC
Ia nv the mem Ders OF Rising Sun lodge
s a light to their pathway"