Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.
!. q. stoughton Is galning sloKly.

ID. g. stoughton is gaining slowly.
John Hewitt was in Montpelier Tuesday
Geo. Harvey is very i'll with appendicitis
Archie Slack has returned to Exeter, n
Miss Ala Day has returned from Mont
pelier.
Rev. w. r. Davenport was in towr
Monday.
Oscar p. Shaw OF Bethel was in town
Monday.
Chas. Dean OF Hartford was in town
| Tuesday.
James oakman is quite I'll and confined
TO the house.
VIII Wynn is at home from st. Adams
for few days.
Clinton Merrill has returned home from
Marysville, Cal.
ON. Stoug electric light plant il
near completion.
Mrs. Clinton Hewett has returned to
Someryille, Mass.
Regular meeting of post and corps next
Saturday evening.
Miss II. II. Jennings is visiting friends
at Haverhill, Mass.
Everett smith OF Washington visited
friends here last week.
Herbert Sanderson returned home from
the mountains Tuesday.
Mrs. E. s. Badger OF Waitsfield is visit g.
ing her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Belknap returned
from Niles, Mich, Thursday.
Alonzo Rand has sold his farm In Roy
alton and Is to move to this village.
ID. c. Remington, wife and son of Har-
risyille, X. l., are in town this week.
Miss Alice Corey of New York arrived
last Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Kent.
S. A. Choat and wife of Boston are
visiting Mrs. Mary Talbert, sister OF Mrs.
Chost.
Rev. w. E. Mann, pastor OF the Conzq
church, gave notice Of his resignation last
Sunday.
Mrs, Geo. Poor returned from Bethel
Tuesday and is a guest OF Mrs. Rebecca
Osgood.
Mrs. @. W. Leonard Of this place went
10 Boston last week 10 visit her daughter
and sister.
Charles Farnham OF Providence, r. l.,
was 10 town this week. purchasing stock
for market.
Miss Alma French is spending a few
weeks vacation with friends in Lowell
and Boston.
Albert Allen and wife OF Chicopee,
Mass, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z.
southworth.
Charles 5. Pierce OF Greenfield, Mass,
foreman OF shoe factory, is at his home
here for few days.
Chas. Daggett OF Newport is in town
A. q,
home until next month.
ID. W. Francis, f. L. Gof and j. F.
Earle OF Taunton, Mass, We're IN town
last week purchasing cows.
Miss Luna Skinner has returned to her
home in Montpelier and is soon to go 10
California 10 pass the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leonard OF Brat
tleboro are visiting Henry Nhitcomb and
wife and other friends in town.
W. r. Lacount, mail clerk between
New York and Boston, with bis wife, Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fee.
Mrs. Hammond. mother OF Mrs. Albert
Sargent had a slight paralytic shock last
Monday and is confined to her bed.
John G. Morrison OF the firm OF Raw
son q Morrison OF Cambridgeport, Mass,
was in town Saturday, guest of Ora
Goodale.
John f. Pratt and Miss Mary Whitney
OF Randolph were married at the NJ. Z.
parsonage last Saturday by Rev. j. ID.
Beeman.
Bert Rogers and Mr.. Rood OF Bethel
were in town Saturday looking up fur
ther evidence against the Sharon post
office burglars.
Mrs. Marcia Tao CART Dewey, wife OF
Garner Dewey, who died at her home In
Royalton last sundsy,was formerly resi-
dent OF this village.
Letters remaining in the postoffice
October, 1904. w. Belair, Z. A. Bates,
Frank Huntington, Z. 5. Putnam, Chaun-
ecy smith, G. B. Tilton, Augusta Bodett,
Miss NJ. A. Dudley.
A. L. Baird, agent OF the international
Milk company OF Boston, was In town
Tuesday contracting milk Of the farmers |
to be shipped daily.
sheriff d, c. Jones and Mrs. L. Allen |
were summoned to Rutland Monday to
identity Cassidy, charged with the
Quechee postoffice burglary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snow OF Csven.
dish, Maud Snow OF Bridgewater and |
Miss Grace Snow OF Woodstock are guests I
OF Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burke this week. |
party OF uNe ITltuue VI Nudss 4 dAh-
ham came up Monday from Rhode Island /
Id attend the Worlds fair at Tunbridge. /
They are guests at the South Royalton |
House.
Morris Lamb, who has been visiting |
his father aud mother the past two weeks |
vent 10 Broo klyn, n. Y, Friday to visit |
his sister. He returned to Boston Mon
day to resume his duties on the police |
force.
We are pleased 70 note the appointment |
az Master Winfred Hewitt as page in the /
senate al the present session OF the legis-
latnre. He Is the first boy to be appointed /
10 eith her House or Senate from this town.
He received the endorsement OF twenty |
no senators aud over a hundred repre- |
ssntatives and is entitled to eongratula-
ZION. lie lett here Tuesday for Mont |
pelief.
at was almost a miracle. Burdock |
blood Bitters cured me OF a terrible
bresk hing out all over the body. ] am
verv GRATEFUL Miss Julia Ftlbridge,
.