Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-17
South ROyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

g, h. Manchester is in Boston thi
week.
Frank Ainsworth was at his home owe
Sunday.
L. F. Terry has put in a new sod
fountain.
W. B. Wall of Randolph was in towr
Saturday.
n. NJ. Draper of Randolph was in towr
last Wednesday
Mrs: Oscar Morse visited friends in
Bethel last week.
Carroll Haynes visited friends in War.
rem last Tuesday.
Xix Williams is confined to the house
with rheumatism.
/ j. II. Kent and family returned from
New York Tuesday.
/ Chas. w. Harris OF Boston is the guest
OF Oscar StoughtoD.
Walter Webster is making improve.
ments on his house.
Jeffers Richardson visited his brother,
Leon, here last week.
| Z. s. Pierce has sold his interest in the
White River Shoe Co.
Miss Abbie Golf OF Warren is visiting
I friends here this week.
| Chas. Burbank OF Providence, r. l..
visited his parents last week.
Mrs. Henry Clark OF Philadelphia is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. Flint.
Mrs. Samuel Slack went to the hospital
at Hanover Tuesday for treatment.
Wire screening for your doors and win
dows at lowest prices at Marston's.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Adams are sick and
under the physicians care this week.
A
Portable the last few days but is very weak.
W. r. Davenport, presiding elder,
preached In the NJ. Il. church last Sunday.
Postoffice Inspector II. S. Mills Of Bos-
ton was IN town Friday on official bust
ness.
Mrs. Ona Bingham and daughter OF
Lowell Mass came Saturday to remain a
while.
Mr.. Writers OF St. Adams, solicitor for
the Central Vermont railroad, was in town
Tuesday.
DR.. ElHs and wife Of somerville, Mass,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. b. Durkee
last Friday.
A. j. Knight OF So. Newbury was In
town Monday in the interests of the cleo
trio light company,
1t is reported that Reuben Rand has
is going to EPSON, N. II.
Mrs. Dimick Milton, with her daughter, /
Genie, of Clinton, Mass, is visiting her
brother, Rev. w. T.. Mann.
The w. r. c. will hold an ice cream
social with promenade this Thursday |
evening at j. IL. Hewitt's hall
Mrs. Bryant returned to her home 10 |
West Brooktield last week having spent |
[ he winter with her SON. Frank
Rev. w. f. Mann received a telegram
from New Brunswick, p. a, last Tuesday /
stating that bis mother was dead.
D. c, Remington and son OF Harrisville,
K. l., is are town this week purchasing /
horses and are guests of o. A. Burbank.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cutler OF Bethel last week Monday and
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. ed. Greene of
this place.
The annual meeting OF the Village Inn
provement association will be held at
Tarbell & Whitham's office tomorrow
evening at 1880 81
Mrs. WA. Farnham has recovered from
her long sickness sufficiently to ride TO
The village She had been confined 20 the
house since early last fall.
Daniel Durkee, wife ana daughters ar
rived here last Tuesday from his home in
Rincon, Southern California, to visit his
ather, j. b, Durkee.
James n. Cloud has sold his farm situat-
ID one MALT mile south OF the village on
he river road, TO &. p. Abbott. The trans
Ter was made last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Hood of Brookfield
md Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wills OF Tun-
bridge were guests OF the post and Relief
corps here last Saturday evening. f
n q n - I
Miss Edie Skinner, Miss Nellie Adams
and DR.. Carpenter attended the musical
at w. X. Junction last week.
Geo. Lille OF Marion, Ia, was a guest
d his aunt, Mrs. j. @. Ashley, last week.
de came east with carload OF horses. His
'ather was former resident OF Barnard.
Prof. @. l.. Story Of Milton, field agent
1f the State Sunday School association,
sunday morning and at So. Tunbridge at
80 D. m.
The High school ball club OF Randolph
md the High school club OF So. Royalton
played matched game on the ball
here Saturday afternoon, the
core standing at the close OF the 9th in
ming to in favor OF So. Royalton club.
No protest entered this time.
o. n. stoughton commenced last
Wednesday to establish an electric light
plant at his water privilege in the west
part OF the town. When it is completed
le will furnish light for Royalton, South {
2oyalton and other places that may want |
L.
Mrs. Jennie Hsgan Brown, accompanied
~ Miss Adala Van Horn, granddaughter
II Congressman r. i. Van Horn of KAN
as CITY, Mo, and Miss Lucy Alt OF TT.
Worth. Tex, daughter OF Prof. A. Alt, /
he noted musician, will make summer ,
our OF New England. Miss ALT is the j
most accomplished yiolinist OF her age, IL {
'ears old.
The following notice is from copy of :
he Register OF Fort Worth, Texas, of
ecent date: "Mrs. Jennie Hszen Jackson,
10 Florence ST., united her life in mar !
iage with that OF Horace ID. Brown, at
}. NJ. The groom IS well-known bust
less man, being a travelling salesman,