Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-01-25
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.

last week.
Miss Fannie Slack has gone to Mt. YER
non, N. IL.
E. E. Bamforth was at j. M. shepard's
over Sunday.
A whist club was organized last week
with so mem bers.
CHI. Woodland is not able to go out yet,
but is recovering.
Geo. Allen is recovering slowly but is
/ not able to be out.
NJ. S. Adams and his help loaded lumber
at Bethel last week.
| Ed. Tenney and Mrs. w. A. Farnham
are on the sick list.
The Shoe company have seventy-five
hands in their employ.
Frank Ainswprth was at home from
Brookield over Sunday.
Miss Lille Bliss OF Brattleboro is visit
ing Mrs. Horace renney.
Dan. stoughton was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
james Bingham is reported to have sold
his farm to @. w. Spaulding.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. E.
Bamforth last Sunday night,
Miss Sarah Darby returned to her home
in hyde Park, Mass, Tuesday.
ter, Mrs o. n Stoughton, last week.
w. L. TerrilI and his brother, Arthur,
OF Montpelier we're in town Friday.
Mrs. Jessie Billings OF Sharon visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sargent last week.
John NUGGET is seriously i'll with arte-
rial obstruction near the right shoulder.
Rev. W. e. Mann was called to East
Bethel today to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Paine.
Miss Josie Wynn closed her school last
week, the measles being epidemic in the
district.
Mrs. J. E. Badger Of Ludlow is visiting
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
M. Shepard.
It is reported that George Foster OF
Hayerhlll, Mass, former resident, has
recently married.
The union prayer meetings held here
during the week Of prayer are being COLI
tinued this week.
It is reported that 0. N. stoughton goes
to Arlington, Mass TO engage 10 the |
laundry business. saHH |
ID. G. Jones was relieved from sheriff
duties at Woodstock last Saturday By adj
iournment OF court.
Telegraph Superintendent McGiff and /
we're In town last week.
The Shoe company purchased a bill OF
one grade OF leather stock last week
amounting to eight hundred dollars.
The Randolph items announce the mar
rage OF Miss Ida Thacber, formerly a 1
we'll. known resident OF Royaltoa. She is
to make her future home In Maine.
John r. Shepard, master OF the grange /
here, has received notice that the Board |
OF Agriculture has decided not to hold
meeting here this year as had been ex-
pected.
Forrest Southworth is at his Grand |
father Drew sick and under the physi-
clans treatment. He came up from /
White River Junction Saturday feeling |
quite i'll.
Attbe annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Social circle OF the Concl church held
last week, Mrs. G. p. Tarbell was elected |
president; Mrs. j. HI. Hewitt, vice presi. |
dent ana Miss Nellie Adams, secretary
and treasurer.
J.H. Kent returned home from New
York Thursday after an absence OF Tour
weeks. Mrs. Kent and Bessie are to re-
main longer. Mrs. Kent has not recover
ed from her recent illness and is stlu I'M
der treatment by her physician in New
York.
Wm. Masterson Of Bethel and Miss
Carrie Flint OF Braintree called upon Rev
Mr.. Mann last Saturday evening 10 De
married. The Reverend was equal TO the
occasion and they we're soon made happy
and upon the arrival OF the night tram
they went their way rejoicing.
Mr.. Jakway. who Is To give an expert
mental lecture on the * Ray" in school
hall tomorrow evening, Is very hlghly
recommended by Il. r. Fisk, Q. D., OF
Northwestern university, who says: MI
Jakway is man of excellent scholarshlp
and special proficiency and facility Ia the
department OF physics. Tie Is an expert
in the manipulation of apparatus"
Mr.. Nelson Downing, who recently
married Mrs. Clara Whipple OF this yil-
lage. was presented by his Barre friends
with a gold mounted harness, street
blanket and other useful articles Tor the
youug stallion, Belmont Alcanda, pur-
chased from the Harry Wntpple estate /
here recently, a fitting gift as the bar.
ness will adorn a very beautiful ana
promising young horse.
The cantsta, "Queen Esther, Is nearly |
in readiness to present to the public. Much
work has been devoted TO rehearsals I'm.
dsr the direction OF Mrs. Kittie Shepard /
Belkusp, who is we'll fitted by her ex-
periepce with the Shepard family. Wal
ter Gloss. Mrs p. s. Belknap, Mrs. Erva |
sargent, Mrs. Bell Daggett, Miss Nellie /
Adams, Mrs. r. II. Mather, Chas. fuisom, |
leon Skinner, Fred Sargent, Elmer HAP /
good and As other voices are 10 the chorus;
Mrs. Lou. Adams Bryant Is in charge OF
the costumes. A good orchestra will be
in attendance and Miss Edith Skinner
will act as pianist.
aI am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my health and life. IL cured me
OF lung trouble following grlppe,
Thoussnds owe their lives to the prompt
action ~ this never failing remedy. IL
cures coughs, colds, Group bronehitls,
pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung
troubles. Its early use prevents consump-
ton. Ii is the only harmless remedy thst
owes immediate results. w. A. hooolns,
Il. Brookfivld; G. j, Stockweil, HANCOCK.