Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-18
South RoyaIton Notes.
N. ]. sARaENT, Loeal Editor.


Mrs. Geo. Nye.
Aurin Russ has closed work in Barre and
returned home.
college Monday.
Ed. Sargent has closed his engagement
with A. r. Skinner.
Cannoll Haynes has moved to his resi-
denoe in the village.
Joseph Poisant Of Newport, n. H., is
visiting friends here.
Henry Prindle has moved to his new
house near the village.
Will Waterman returned to his business
in Boston last Monday.
c. +. Farnham has returned to Barre
after weeks visit here.
w. o. Belknap is in New York and Bos-
ton this week for new goods.
Chas. Daggett has gone TO Windsor
where he has an engagement.
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler Of saxton's River is
the guest OF Mrs. j. B. Durkee.
j. w. Waldo says he is feeling better,
stronger and more comfortable.
Harry Sargent Of Exeter, N. H., is visit
ing his father and mother here.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ii. Hewitt returned
home from Boston Wednesday.
G. w. Hutchinson has returned and is
again at work in the shoe factory.
Mrs. j. G. Ashley returned from her two
weeks visit to Boston last Friday.
John White is making extensive repairs
on the Prindle house he purchased.
Burton Shepard went to Ludlow Satur-
day to remain through the summer.
Rev. j. ID. Beeman is attending the an
nnaI con fnrnpea nj I4rudpnViltp
Mrs. Marcia Drew Dutton returned to
her home in New Haven last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Hale Griswold of Barre vis-
tied her mother, Mrs. sibley, last week.
There will be a regular meeting OF the
Sons OF Veterans next Saturday evening.
Geo. Rand has been in Barton the past
two weeks with his brother, who has been
III.
Mrs. A. II. Lamb left here Monday to
visit her daughter, Alice, in Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Clifton Flanders of Tewksbury, Mass,
visited his mother and friends here last
week.
L. P. Carpenter took his horse to Fair
fax last Tuesday, having sold it to his
brother.
H. W. Hall, manager OF the Bailey
music store at Burlington, was in town
last Friday.
Chas. Queeney OF Boston and T.. Car
penter OF Fairfax visited l.. Z. Carpenter
here last week.
W. II. Martin and daughter, Isabel, re-
turned from their visit to Bridgeport,
Conn, Tuesday.
George Dutton is recovering from his
recent injury of the ankle joint, but he has
to use clutches yet.
Miss F. f. Gale of the Gulf House, Will
Jamestown, is guest OF the South Royal
ton House this week.
Chas. Wall received news last week that
his sister, Mrs. Mary Strong, OF Dakota
had returned TO Randolph.
Old Home week is announced by the
state secretary of the association to be
held from August 18th to the nth.
Mrs. Addie Wheeler, widow OF DR.. Chas.
Wheeler, OF Saxton's River, visited Mr.
and Mrs j. B. Durkee over last Sunday.
The latest news from Mrs. J. II. Kent,
who Is now IN New Rochelle, n. y, is that
she is still quite feeble and not able TO re-
turn to Vermont.
c. p. Abbott has exchanged his store
and tenement connected for the house
adjoining, owned by Chas. Howe OF Tun-
bridge and takes lease of the store for
five years.
There will be special town meeting
next Saturday at O'Clock p. m. to see II
the town win vote to substitute electric
lights for those now in use in Royalton
and South Royalton villages.
WILDER Thurston went to the Hanover
hospital last Monday to be treated. de
has been in i'll health the past three or
four months and during the time large
bunch has developed on his neck.
Miss Ella Latham is still at the hospital
at Burlington and second operation has
been performed for the removal OF dis
eased bone near the ear. Sunday tele-
phone message was received stating that
pneumonia had developed. Her mother
went to Burlington Monday to be with
her until the crisis is passed.
Arthur Whitham's brother, Fred Whit
ham. has been appointed civil commits
sioner and resident magistrate at Middle
burgh in Cape Colony, So. Africa, which
is an important railroad junction. The
Beers have twice tried to capture Middle
burgh and a recent letter received by
Arthur Whitman describes one OF the war
alarms there, at time when the ladies of
the town were entertaining the soldiers OF
the garrison at 'sgarden tea.n First the
boom OF cannon is heard and then the call
to arms. The Justified teacups are left
with their tempting contents, ana the
nearest road to camp being through the
river, the soldiers are soon wading II
breast deep with the ladies close second
in the race, hastily tying up little bundles
of sandwiches for the men to carry along
with them, and in ten minutes from the
first alarm the streets are cleared OF traffic.
every citizen being run in to shelter and
all ready for action"
You will waste time il you try to cure
indigestion or dyspepsia by starving your
self. That only makes it worse when you
do eat heartily. You always need plenty
of good food properly digested. kodol
Dyspepsia Cure is the result OF years OF
scientific research for something that
would digest not only some elements oil
food lint every kind. And it is the one