Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
South ROyaItOn Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.
Mrs. o. A. Burbank is much better.

Vests.
d; @. stoughton spent last Sunday a
his home here.
Miss Sadie Houston returned from
STAFFORD Saturday.
Mrs. B. II. Moody is visiting her par.
ents at Waterbury.
Chef Sanborn's youngest child is very
Ill with pneumonia.
VIII Belknap is in New York city this
week for new goods.
Lucien Parkhurst OF Middleboro, Mass.
is visiting his father.
George Arnold OF Bethel visited Thomas
Arnold over Sunday.
c. d. Burbank visited his father and
mother over Sunday.
! George Mooney returned home from his
vacation last Tuesday.
Mrs. c. E. Flint visited friends at White
River Junction last week.
Albert Manchester OF Randolph visited
his brother here last week.
Allen Page has returned here to work
| for &. p. Tsrbell this summer.
! Mrs. Della Totman OF Randolph was in
town Wednesday OF this week
! Mrs. Samuel Slack and son returned
home from Spring field Friday.
Leroy Beeman and wife returned to
Brookline, Mass, last Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bamforth returned
home from Boston last Monday.
Edgar Watkins is not quite so well,
having recurrence OF erysipelas.
Fred Ranch OF Hartford visited Harvey
Smith and Fred Shepard last week.
Henry Hubbard has recovered from the
grip sufficiently to be on the street.
The w. Z. i. u. will meet Friday, April
20, at p. m. with Mrs. g. w. Tenney.
The regular meeting OF Bixby Post will
be held next Saturday evening, the 2lst.
Arthur Whitman was in Burlington
Tuesday and c. p. Tarbell in Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Morse OF Hartford
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Stoughton over Sun
day.
Miss Laura Freeman is at Rev Mr..
Mann's assisting during Mrs. Mann's ILL
ness.
Don't forget the Fisk Jubilee concert at
the Cong'l church Tuesday evening" April
2ith.
Mrs. May sibley Griswold of Barre is at
her mothers, Mrs. Martha Slbley's, this
week.
Bert Tenney has changed tenements,
moving to the upstairs one in the same
house.
Frank Merrill, manager, and J. Z. Free
Ian, salesman OF the shoe factory, are in
Boston this week.
Miss Sadie Cilley returned from Sharon
Saturday where she has been engaged by
Mrs. Willis Dunbar.
Miss Charlotte Tarbell and Miss Amy
Kibbee assisted In the school during the
illness OF the teachers.
Miss Ada Burroughs OF Randolph is at
her uncle's, John Mudgett's, to care for
them during their Illness.
Gilmore Bean of franklin, n H., came
Monday to visit his mother and sister,
Miss Addie Bean, who is i'll.
The teachers, Miss Webster and Miss
Davis, took their schools Monday after a
weeks absence with the grip.
Mrs. Grace Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
~ Sargent and daughter, Myra, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Mudgett are reported VIC
Tins OF the grip.
Mrs P. s. Belknap attended the re-
hearssl at White River junction last
Tuesday.
c. ID. Burbank returned home Monday. |
He left his little daughter with his sister !
in-law, Miss Lizzie Stimson, at Montpel- I
Ter.
Rev. f. E. Grant of Sharon is to preach /
at the Cong'l church next Sunday and /
Principal Frank Graves is to preach at
sharon. /
Rev. w. e. Mann goes to New Bruins
wick this week for two weeks to visit his
mother and look after some business in
terests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Manchester, Mr.. X
and Mrs. j. W. Bright, Mrs. NJ. sibley, /
J. n. Hewitt, Mrs. W. +. Mann, Mrs,
Henry Hubbard, Mrs. w. V. Eastman and
Calvin Dyke are still confined to the house
with grip.
The delegates chosen at the Republican
caucus held last Saturday to the State and
District conventions to be held the 18th
and 18th at Burlington and Montpelier
are ID. G. Stearns, A. G.
Whitman, N. w. Sewall and George h
Taggart.
j. II. Hewitt received news Tuesday
OF the death OF his father, Har-
yey Hewitt, in Barnard of pneumonia.
His death was not unexpected although
be had been i'll but few days. The last
three days he failed rapidly. His son, J.
H., has been very III during his fathers
sickness and could not visit him.
NJ. II. Hazen has resigned his position
As station agent here to take effect June
LIST, or sooner IL the company will relieve
him. His long service as agent has kept
him confined so closely he deems 1t due
10 his health to engage in some other
business. The company offered to give
him an extended vacation IL he would re-
main with them, but he declined to with
draw his resignation.
IL was a beautiful day for beautiful
Easter services last Sunday and large
number OF the citizens attended. Ser.
vices were held in but one church, owing
% the sudden illness OF the pastor OF the I
NJ. r. church. The pastor stood amidst
bank OF lilies, geraniums, smilax and
evergreen that almost surrounded the
pulpit. An Easter service OF song was
1eld in the evening with a large attend
lnce. The large display OF howers was
Mostly secured from private collections.
4 large bunch OF Easter lilies were sent to ,
he church by MIR. and Mrs. Frank Morse
u Springfield, Mass, who come here to
pend the summer months with relatives
md friends.