Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-07
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

George Mudgett is quite i'll with rheu.
matism.
Valmore Cushman has not been so well
the past week.
! Sheriff Luke Parish OF Randolph was in
/ town Monday.
Thomas Blackler went to Boston Tues
day on business.
M. S. Adams was i'll and confined to the
house last week.
Miss Alice Brown returned home from
burlington Saturday.
Ralph Soper vas at home from Dart
mouth Memorial day.
Miss Myrtle Wheeler OF Sharon visited
friends here last week.
Miss Addie Bean has not been so COM
Portable the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Downing OF Barre
were in town last week.
Chef Sanborn's youngest child is some
what better and gaining.
| Mrs. W. E. Mann and daughter are
visiting friends at Dexter, Me.
| George Harvey's son has engaged to
work for DR.. Fish this summer.
| J. c. Freelan, salesman for the shoe
company, is in Boston this week.
Chas. Bennett OF Springfield, Mass,
visited friends In town last week.
High school graduating exercises will
be held tomorrow friday evening.
W. II. Martin came home from Under
hill Tuesday and returned Saturday.
Dr. e. J. Fish was summoned before the
grand jurors at Woodstock this week.
Patrick Mooney OF Churubusco, n. Y,
visited bis son, George, here last week.
c. P. Tarbell and d. c. Jones are in
Woodstock this week attending county
Albert Allen of Chicopee, Mass, wss
the guest Of c. G. Southworth last week.
Miss Jennie Godfrey visited her friend,
Miss Laura Hatch OF STAFFORD, over Sun.
day.
Samuel Reynolds OF Williamstown,
Mass, is visiting friends in town this
week.
Mrs. Ruth Tenney returned home from
Exeter y. H.. last Thursday. She was
accompanied by little Mariory Slack.
]. B. Durkee and wife, Daniel Durkee,
wife and three daughters Of California are
visiting friends in Boston and Somerville,
Mass, this week,
W. A. Peterson, agent for electric sup
plies is in town this week on business
with A. n. Stoughton, who is putting in
an electric light plant.
Leroy Smith OF franklin, n. H., came
Saturday night to Mrs. Beams and re-
turned Sunday night. Mrs. Smith re-
NAMED with her sister.
Mrs. Edward Bailey, who has been
with Misses Lizzie and Nellie Adams
since the death OF their mother, returned
to her home in Oneida, n. Y, Saturday.
DR.. e. j. Fish and wife intend soon to
make an extended visit to friends in Bos- |
ton, Taunton and other places, principal
ly to their son, DR.. Euclid Fish, at Taun- |
ton.
The attendance at the service OF the
graduates Of the High school 1.-THE Congl |
church Sunday evening was large. Rev. |
w. A. Warner OF Bethel delivered the !
sermon, which is highly spoken Of.
Rev. j. ID. Beeman has sold his horse to |
Robert Waterman. The horse is chest !
nut, good style speedy ana valuable one. |
John Waterman will have the care and /
training OF him this season and will use /
him on the track this fall.
NJ. II. Hazen, station agent, turned over
the business OF the station here to bis 4
successor, W. h. Luekett, who has been |
selected to have charge, Mr.. Hazen hav- I
ing resigned. He will have for his assist 4
ant MIR. Kensley. Mr.. Hszen and wife I
expect to sail from New York the 10th for /
a European excursion to be absent about |
three months. They will be accompanied 1
by Miss Jennings, who has been Mr.. 4
Hazen's book.keeper for the past ave
years. Il
The fourth annual commencement OF
the high school will be held at the NJ. e.
church Friday evening at 5 O'Clock. The /
graduates are Classical course, Nathan
Dodge, Grafton, Napoleon Bonaparte;"
Latin Scientific course, Leroy Davis, ora
ton, Unused Powers;" English course,
Maria Billings, essay, 1.-THE rise OF some
OF the various Religions" Clifton Elan
ders, Grafton, $40 we study for school or
for liie:" Leroy Luce, Grafton, "To reign
is worth ambition" Lucy Moore, class
prophecy and ysledictory.
The opera, "Queen Esther" was given its
third presentation here last Wednesday
eve, TO large audience. There seemed TO
be no abatement of interest and enjoy
ment. The LADY committee, Mrs. Frank
BRYANT. Mrs. Hewett and the manager
and director of the opera, Mrs. kittie
Belknap and her chorus, are congratulated
on having given one OF the best entertain
ments ever given in the town, and sue
cessful financially. This is the third
OF late years that has been
gotten up by ladies exclusively and they
have all been exceedingly entertaining.