Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-15
South RoyaIton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

| day.
Frank Bryant is ill and confined to his
| bed.
| ed. Smith was not quite as well last
I week.
Mark Meteslf has become almost total
| ly blind.
Fred Newcomb is visiting his sister,
| Mrs. Nye.
Edgar Watkins is improving, but not
/ able TO sit up.
Clinton Rumrill OF Hanover, n. H., was
| in town Friday.
Geo. Moriarty was guest OF Carl At
kins Wednesday.
Miss Helen Burbank came home from
Barre last Saturday.
Clayton Sawyer has gone to Beleher-
town, Mass, to work.
Miss Alice Hancock has gone to her
home at Lyndonville.
Rev. G. f. Dutton OF Keene, N. H., is at
8. G. Drew's this week.
Miss A. Bean is III with grip and I'M
der the physicians care.
DIR. j. E. Fish OF Taunton is visiting his
father and mother here.
Miss Annie Goss OF Chelsea is a guest Of
Mrs. DR.. Fish this week.
Mrs. Henry Page aud son are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. s. U. Drew.
Ed. Parkhurst returned home Monday
from his New York trip.
1t is reported that Mr.. Poisant and
family are TO move away.
Mrs. VIM. e. Smith has been quite
feeble the past two weeks.
Miss Edith Perkins is visiting at her
home in South Woodstock.
Mrs. George Nye is i'll with tonsilitis
and under the doctors care.
Ada Lovejoy Miller returned home
from Lowell, Mass, Monday.
Frank Merrill, manager Of the shoe
factory is In Boston this week.
DR.. Burnett and wife visited his father
at Bethel the first OF the week.
Miss Bertha Lesseur is at home from
her school fora short vacation.
Mrs. w. r. Cushman OF Mortified is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Smith this
week.
W. H. Gle and Miss F. Stone OF Hart
ford visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hizsn last
week.
W. II. Martin has sold his interest in
his store at Underhill to his partner, Sir.
Barrnws.
Geo. Allen has recovered from his re-
cent long illness AMI is again clerking for
G. T.. Black.
Frank shirlock and wife are visiting
his sister, Mrs. Powell at Amherst, Mass,
for few days.
There will be a post meeting at W. r. c.
and Sons OF Veterans hall next saturday
evening, the nth.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Rumrill and Mrs.
Stella Hutchinson Of Randolph called on
friends here Friday.
Mr.. Thomas Was considerably injured
by tall on the icy sidewalk last week
and is not able to be out.
The shoe makers will give r dance at
Woodsrd's hall Saturday evening, the
18th; music, Deweys orchestra.
The name of c. q. Southgate for road
commissioner as reported last week
should have been e. {. Southworth.
Rix Williams has leased the Mark
Lowering place near the village and will
move there in May from Henniker, y. II.
Rev. r. w. sharpe's eldest son OF
Rochester is reported very i'll. DR.. Fish
vas called there last Thursday in con.
sultation with DR.. Huntington,
Rising Sun chapter of Eastern Star
was organized with thirty members at
Masonic ball last Friday evening by Of
heers OF the Grand chapter, assisted BY
Beulah chapter OF Randolph. Grand Of
ficers present were Worthy Grand Patron
~. II. McCloud OF Hardwick, worthy
Grand Matron Mrs. o G.. Stowell, w. q.
Lecturer Mrs. Addie Taylor, w. g. Adah
Mrs. e. &. Abbott, Past w. q. Matron
Mrs susa Bass, Past g. ID. ID. @. Patron
n. l. Boyden, Past w. @. Matron Mrs. @.
". Griswold, ID. ID. q. Matron Mrs. \. l..
Boyden, Worthy Patron Lucius Weho,
Worthy Matron Mrs. II. A. Newton and
off GERS OF Beulah chapter OF Randolph
The officers OF Rising sun chapter are
Worthy Patron, J. w. Waldo; W. Mat
ron, Mrs. Elyis Fish; Sec, Mrs. NJ. II.
Hazen; Treas, Miss Lizzie Adams; w. q,
Mrs. Nettie Sargent; Asst. C., Mrs. o. \.
stoughton; Adah, Miss Alma French;
Ruth, Mrs. J. q. Ashley; Esther, Miss
Nellie Adams; Martha, Miss Edith skin
ner: Electa, Mrs. George JOY; organist,
Mrs. p. s. Belknsp; Marshal, Mrs. j. H.
Hewitt; Warder, Mrs. Chas. Hinckleyi
sentinel, A. II. Lamb.