Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-18
South ROyalton Notes.
MI. SARGENT. Local Editor.

MI. SARGENT. Local Editor.
MI. Sargent was in Montpelier Toes
day.
D. @. stoughton is gaining and sits u
some.
W. H. Abbott of Hartford was in towr
Friday.
Ralph soper was home from Dartmouth
Tuesday.
NJ. H. Hazen was in Boston Friday and
Saturday.
W. II. Martin is at home from Under.
hill this week.
Miss Ida Dutton returned to Albany, N
Y, last Friday
@. II. Manchester reshingled his resi-
dence last week.
Henry Conant returned to Middletown.
Conn, Saturday.
Henry Hubbard is getting his new
house completed.
Mrs. Ed. Smith returned home from
Lowell Saturday.
w. K. Graham has moved to Mrs.
Bradstreet's tenement.
Miss Matte Dewey ofiWorcester, Mass,
is visiting friends here.
Winter apples are very plenty and sci Z.
ling for s1.0O barrel.
Misses Alice and Eva Brownell visited
at Montpelier Saturday.
Geo. Harvey, Jr., is recovering from
his recent severe Illness.
NJ. s. Adams returned home Friday af-
ter business trip away.
Mrs. Henry Osgood returned home from
Albany, N. Y, last Tuesday.
Elmer Bean OF Franklin, n. H., was in
town last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Edwin Perry has returned to
Somerville, Mass, for few days.
Miss Flora Hszen OF West Hartford is
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Terry.
WE Martin is rearranging and re-
pairing his storerooms in the block.
c. e. Black and w. o. and p. S. Bel
KNAPP returned from Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Marietta Monkey is at home with
her daughter, Mrs. Irving Dou bleday, this
week.
Chas. Fulsom purchased the Caroline
Bean homestead last Saturday for 81 200 at
a private sale.
]. II. Thompson and wife OF Montpelier
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Sar-
gent Monday.
Mrs. Abbie MIDGET Bingha m OF Ran
dolph visited her brother, John Mudgett,
and family last week
Lewis Carpenter recently moved here
from Jericho and has taken possession OF
I he FaDeuf blacksmith shop.
DR.. T.. j. Fish and wife, A. II. Lamb
and wife and DR.. II. Carpenter attended
the field day exercises OF the knight
remplars al Bellows Falls recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Eastman go TO
Worcester, Mass, this week for visit OF
two weeks with friends and relatives.
Henry Spaulding and daughter OF Cali
iornla are visiting relatives in town. Mr..
Spaulding was formerly resident here.
]. n. Hewitt and ]. o. Belknap went to
Monday TO attend the session
of the Legislature during the election o I
senator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Green were called to
Betn mel last Saturday to attend the funeral
u their grandson, Max Cutler, infant son
II Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Cutler.
ABOUT IS OF the young people surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Sargent Monday
'vening and left a memento of the 10th
OF their wedding.
Rev. g. w. Morrow gave an address to !
he people OF the village last Sunday upon |
temperance work, urging the retention OF
he prohibitory law upon the statutes.
The body OF George Reynolds was
brought here Monday from Concord, n. /
AIKEN to Tunbridge, his native place, for
,urial.
Horace Woodland and son, Bert, return
d to Campello, Mass, last week. Bert,
Vho is an expert shot, killed so par
ridges while here on his vacation OF 4
hree weeks.
The c. V. r. r. company are repairing
heir buildings here and have requested
hat all buildings located on their land be
ainted in color conforming with
hat they are using.
Charles A. Orne, son OF G. w. Orne,
sweler, and Miss Ellen NJ Lareson, bot b
I Royalton, were married at the NJ. e.
arsonage Saturday by Rev. j. ID. Beeman.
hey are to reside in the village for the
resent.
Misses Twiddie stearns OF Bet hel, Sarah
ay OF Boston, Josephine Crumrine OF
kron, o., Mrs. Geo. Wymsn and
aughter, Alice, OF East Wslpole, Mass,
ere guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Web.
er Saturday.
Roy Luce OF Gaysville, a graduate OF
he High school, '99, visited friends here
st week. he had just returned home {
ON Bethlehem, n. H., where he has
'ent the summer employed in a hotel.
e goes this fall to Albany, n. Y, to {
tier the business college.
Representatives from the International '
ilk Co. of Boston were in town Mon I
~ evening In the interest of the COM {
my to secure contracts for milk. They :
vited the farmers to meet at the hotel s
III for consultation upon the proposition
eytously made relative to prices and Z
ipment OF milk. About a dozen were r
esent and the general opinion, as ex- i
essed, was that the scheme was not a
aeihle one