Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-11
South RoyaIton Notes.
M. J. sARoEsr. Local Editor.

Boston.
c. s. Daggett is at work for A. T
J Skinner.
Ed Griffin OF Bellows Falls was in tow
last week.
Chas. s. Pierce returned to Greenfield
Thursday.
C. E. Black is in Bostn this week FOL
new goods.
Earl Faneuf bias recoered from his re.
cent illness.
Chas. Flint is bulldog a residence on
Windsor street.
Joseph Mayville hs sold his farm to
Mrs. FL. c. Blake.
Ed Wilson OF Blows Falls was in
town over Sunday.
DIR. e. z. Dean OF .ebanon, N. H., was
In town Thursday.
Statioa Agent V II. Luckett was in
Barre over Sunday
Miss Annie Gos5f Chelsea visited Mrs.
DIR. Fish last weel
ID. w. Cowderys here from Saratoga,
N. Y, for few Cs.
Mrs. j. 4. Badf went to Ludlow Mon
day to visit her ster.
Miss Maria Bdle OF Randolph visited
friends here lasTeek.
E. O. Buffos OF Woodstock visited
friends here la week.
DIR. e. Wils6 of Boston was q guest OF
]. @. Ashley II week.
Mr.. and Nh Geo. Gardner OF Quechee
are visiting finds here.
John Gre has returned and is at
work in theloe factory.
Miss z. Latham is better but not
able TO takeer school yet.
Edward Ipe OF Barre visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed wilkins last week.
Miss Ali French returned home from
Manchests n. H., Monday.
Elmer Rgood and wife returned from |
Milton Ms, n. II. Monday.
w. v. per and Mrs. Benz. Flint were
in Wood,ck last Thursday.
Mrs. u. Miller returned to her home i
In Hartid, Conn.,, Tuesday.
Leon latham of Milton visited his
father d mother last week.
MrsH. II. Huxley OF Randolph
visiteSiends here last week.
W. Soper has been appointed admin
istrafon Benz. Flint's estate.
Mrosiah Smith is gaining, but slowly,
and able to sit uP but little.
Mind Mrs, w. Z. Graham have a
dauter born last Wednesday. II
Harvest concert has been postponed
to y Sunday evening, the 81. II
try Osgood returned to Albany
Today after short visit home.
bert Fee has sold his mare, Flossie f.,
t.r Remington OF Rhode Island. {
: c. and p. s. Belknap are in New
X and Boston for goods this week.
T. ~ n
lighter returned to Rhode Island FRI q
Hrs. II. I. Tower OF Boston is visiting her :
lighter, Mrs. w. s. Hammond, for few
eks. !,
Henry Doubleday and Mrs. Forrest
avift OF Somerville visited friends here u
I week.
fanny Slack, who has been visiting her :,
her and sisters, returned to Burlington
{ week.
fr. Russell, clerk in the state treasurer's IL
ee at White River Junction, was In "
gn Saturday.
lev. Mr.. Snow of Maine was In town q
nday, accompanied by his son OF White CT
er Junction.
ISIS Nellie Gould OF SomerviIle, Mass, "a
listing friends in Stowe and will visit o.
e next week. d
ocular meeting OF Sons OF Veterans
Up next Saturday evening. A full at ~
lance is desired. tH
RS. Mary Perkins Shepard OF Brain. Ia
/, Mass, who has passed the summer
,, returned home last Saturday. 20
osea Paddleford returned here last ~ ~
IN very poor health. He has been at o.
hospital in Hanover but without much Ne
eft.
las. Farnhsm shipped a car OF stock to
X. L., Monday. w. A. Farm r.
shipped the usual amount OF stock 10 Iar
lon. a.
ed Grey won first purse with May wa
er In the 2:22 class at Claremont !
stion races last week. He races at
e this week.
|. and Mrs. Elwill Perry OF Boston ar 1'
here Monday to locate for the pres Ira
Mr.. Perry is travelling salesman for 2
ard Spur & Co. OF Boston. las,
5. Page won the first purse in the I,
class at Woodstock fair and the third dav
Beulah in the 2:25 class and Robert
Won the third in the 800 class with o..
ne F. bel
A. Burbank, F. ID. Freeman, j. B. N
zee and Miss c. w. Hackett were tne
I'd delegates to the Cong'l church IAN
nesday. into
w. Morrow of Burlington, State pra'
OF the Anti-Saloon League, will N
at the NJ. f. church next Sunday ney
ing. The M. E. and CongI churches ven
in the service. r.
!. Perry OF the firm OF Howard w the
* Co. OF Boston and his wife were char
: At the South Royalton House last NJ
They remained until this week to the
cir son and wife, recently married, turn
led In thsir new home here, which Nor
AVE for the year at least.
!. Adeline Rogers Hammond, widow
late Alonzo Hammond, died quite II
My last Friday night at her home rfbl,
her daughter, Mrs. Albert Sargent, Salv,
ooplexy at the age of 81 years. cart
ent TO her room TO retire early in iurie
eulhg IN ner usual health. Her best
ter, as usual, visited her before re. Cure
and found her PROSTATE on the Fo