Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-29
South RoyaltOn Notes.
M. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Harry SLACK has returned from Plain.
deld.
Monday.
Wesson Allen goes to Quecbee to work
this year
Mrs. Will Cushman returned to North
field saturday
CLAYTON Sawyer has returned from Bel
4 ebertoWn, Mass.
Ctss Folsom visited at East Bethel the
first Of the week.
2 n. Mather returned Saturday to re-
main over Sunday.
Ms Adams arrived home Saturday at
tera two weeks trip
a. stoughton was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Mrs. f. T. Sherman vas guest OF Chas.
Flint and wife last week.
". Newcomb visited his sister, Mrs.
george Nye, over Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Elliott Of Waterbury preached
1.-The 81. Z. church Sunday.
cP Tarbell shipped seven horses TO
worcester, Mass, last week.
Ell knight Of Newbury was a guest OF
O. \. sIoughton over Sunday.
wessrs. Waldo and Doyle are repairing
their saw mill power this week.
Charles Huxley and wife will close
their work at DR.. tish's this week.
Scion Buck went to Boston Monday
f7ra weeks visit there and In that vicin-
Iy
Mrs. George Flint has been seriously IN
the past two weeks with grip and iaun-
dice.
DR.. Carpenter attended the Dental asso-
cation meeting az St. Johnsbury last
week.
Charles +. Flint has filed a petition in
bankruptcy; Liabilities, sl,2sS.23; assets,
1870.
Henry Hatch has a small flock OF sheep,
10 head, which have raised % lambs this
spring.
Charles Fsrnham OF Providence, r. l., is
in town this week purchasing cattle for
Bis market.
Mrs. Richard Yeaton recently became
insane and is to be taken to the asylum at
BfsttlebOro,
Frank P. Morse Is to move to Crow
Point, NY. the 1st OF April to take charge
Of creamery.
Arthur and Warren Tenney are at home
from the university at Burlington during
their vacation,
Charles Danforth returned from Bar
uard saturday where he has been at work
saving chair stock.
Miss Isabelle Martin has been engaged
70 teach the spring term OF school in the
Fred Freeman district.
Mrs Joseph Mayville returned from
Barre this week, where she has passed the
winter with ner daughter.
Albert Cushman and Mrs. Charles Cush-
nf IHnMNIl Mas with Mr. and I
Mrs I'd Smith this week.
Albert Sargent is III with the grip. Mrs.
Sargent has been confined TO the house
the past week with hard cold.
E. :. Tewksbury Is to leave the shoe fac
tory and 90 farming next week, having
leased the Alonzo Emery farm in Bethel
Mrs. Washburn OF Randolph and Eu-
gene Hunter and mother OF Claremont st
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Thomas Prin-
die last Saturday.
Mrs. MaTcis Dutton returned from her
visit 20 sister, Mrs. Page OF Randolph,
.asi Saturday and went to her home In
Wilton ~ H., Wednesday.
Charles 5. Monkey OF Lawrence, Mass,
and Miss Mabel Farnhsm, daughter OF
Amos Farnhsm, were married here last
Monday by Rev. W. L. Mann.
DR.. Fish has been obliged to postpone
hs trip TO Boston and Taunton by reason
o. tue serious condition OF some OF his pa
entsand the increasing sickness in town.
hr. Galusha OF Underhill has purchased |
Oh L. +. Terrill the Martin residence !
setoss the river on the former site OF the
rlefee place. This residence is the best in
Mrs. Mollie Bingham returned from Sa- |
EN- Mass, last Saturday with improved |
lsalth' She Is to remain at home a short
ume and then return TO Hanover, n. H., to !
resume work in the training school at the
Moody Page Cove OF Plymouth, n. H., |
Sna Miss Etiie Dell Kibbey, daughter OF
John hiobey OF South Royalton, were
married at the brides home Wednesday
" new w. e. Mann, pastor OF the Cong'l
10 the primary school, during the school ,
5sat OF SO weeks just ended, these three
LUPUS were not absent: Julius Hertle, Ina
Hssue and Dora Dexter. Absent one day
Rome White.
Lne death OF Mrs. Thomas Prindle the !
sS5t week makes the sixth old lady over
5seafs old who has died Ia this village
me- last May-Mrs. n. Whitney, Mrs. |
s,eoil5s Morse, Mrs. Nalmore Cushman, |
6 ~ Harvey Woodland and Mrs. Maria |
" Us - Bertha, l5-year-old daughter Of w. /
,4elef, has been awarded the first prize I
ossl photography by the st. Nicholas 1
C-sL.he 70. The subject is "Our Winter |
tpaulons,' scene near her home-a /
o' sheep, their habitation and sur
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