Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-10
South ROyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.
george Sherlock has sold his farm.


George Sherlock has sold his farm.
Chas. Davis is reported in feeble health,
Louis segel returned from Barre Tues
day.
chas. Clapp OF Lowell was in town last
week.
Albert Merrill is recovering from his
illness.
Chas. Black returned from Boston
Saturday.
G. II. Hildreth OF Worcester, Mass, was
IN town last week.
The log drivers passed this point last
Saturday afternoon.
Ala Day was in Hartford last week en-
| gagged in dressmaking.
! Lee Bean has gone to Corinth where he
has job OF carpentering.
Mrs. B. II. Moody returned from Water
bury the first OF the week.
Rev. j. d. Beeman is recovering slowly
rom we're attack of grip.
E. c. Norcross OF Elkhart, Ill.,, was in
town last week on business.
A. O. Whitman is in Mont pelier this
week attending supreme court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Tenney visited
/ friends in Brookfield last Sunday.
c. s. Pierce has been appointed agent OF
the Mutual Lie insurance company.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Walker visited
/ friends in Sharon the first of the week.
Mrs. George Shepard LeVsilIe OF Lud-
low is visiting her parents here this week.
Alden Slack sold a valuable horse to
Chas. Williamson OF Lebanon last Friday.
A. {. Blake and Gordon Northrop have
gone to windsor to work in a shoe fac
tory.
Mrs. Hattie Bean Smith of Franklin, n.
H., came Tuesday to visit her mother and
sister.
Oscar Moore snd wife returned from
Keene Saturday and are again at work in
the factory.
Walter Woodwork, former employee
Of DR.. Fish, is very low with consump-
ton at his home.
c. p. Tarbell was at Randolph Center
Monday as referee in the case OF Slough
ton VS.. Stoughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Greene went to
East Bethel last Sunday to attend the
funeral OF a relative.
n. Eastman Of Boston, general agent 1
for Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance |
Co., was In tow last week.
Chas. Williamson OF Lebanon, N. H., /
was In town last Friday and Saturday, 4
the guest OF Y. II. Woodard.
Mrs. Danforth Day is sick this week, 1
making 1t neee ssary for her daughter, Miss |
Ala Day, 10 remain at home.
DIR. Ellis OF someryille, Mass, brought /
the remains of his father up Wednesday
to be buried at WiiliamstoWn.
Thomas Wynn with his men and some
extra help have been relaying the railroad
track at this point the past week.
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statesmen for Mccormick farm nipple.
ments, we're at home over Sunday.
Fred Grey took six horses to market
Monday for G. p. Tarbell. They find a
good market for good horses this spring.
Miss Addie Bean is having severe dis
tressed spells caused by frequent yomit-
ing and is in much pain most OF the time.
Burton Preston went to West Lebanon
Thursday to visit his sister and from
there returned to his home in Hinsdale,
N. II.
Mrs. Ed. Pierce OF Rochester, who has
spent the winter in Boston, visited her
brother, J. G. Ashley, on her way to her
home.
Master Carl Day is having quite serious
trouble with one OF his knees. 1t had to
be put In plaster cast and kept perfect
ly quiet.
L. Mason BeemaD and wife returned to
Brookline, Mass, Monday morning. He
is soon to locate ia New York city where
be has situation.
Mrs. Ellen Preston went to West Leba-
non, N. H., to visit her daughter last
Thursday and from there goes to Spring.
field to visit sister. K
Regular meeting OF Bixby post aud {
corps next Saturday evening. The mem. {
bers are requested to be present to com
plete arrangements for Memorial day. (
The comrades OF 0rville Bixby post are
invited to meet with the corps ladies after
the regular business meeting Saturday
evening, May 18th. Refreshments will
be served.
The So. Royalton High school ball club
played matched game with the Ran. +.
dolph club Saturday at Randolph, the
score standing IL to II in favor OF the :
Randolph nine.
Mrs. Pierce and children, who have
passed the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Farnham, returned to their home z
1t North Adams, Mass, last week. They
we're accompanied by Mrs. Farnham,
mother OF Mrs. Pierce.
]. A. DeBoer of Montpelier is to deliver :
he Memorial day address this year. The S
principal services viii be held at South
Royslton this year and the address will be +
given at the Congl church at p. N. Mr.. I
DeBoer is an interesting speaker and Will
give a good address.
Rev w. r. Davenport, presiding elder, /
will preach at the NJ. E. church next Sun i
lay, the 18th. There will be quarterly
conference on Saturday at 30. Quarter
" meeting services at So. Tuubridge Sun
iay evening, the 18th, ana quarterly con- y
ference on Monday afternoon at O'Clock.