Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-24
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.

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C. W. Clapp of Lowell, Mass, is in town
this week.
Ned George was In Burlington on busi-
ness last week.
Henry Spaulding left here last week for
his home 10 Oregon.
Bert Sargent has been sick in bed the
past week with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Southworth visited
at Windsor Tuesday.
James Bingham was in Lowell and Sa-
lem, Mass, last week.
Guy Adams has recovered sufficiently to
be down to the village.
Chas. Pierce was home from Manches-
ter, N. H., over Sunday.
b. G. Latham recsived an additional in
jury last week by lifting.
James Doyle has been quite i'll the past
two weeks with the grip.
Albert Culver was a guest OF MIR. and
Mrs. George Nye last week.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers goes to Woodstock
this week to remain while.
DR.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Burnett visited at
Bethel the first OF the week.
G. p. Tarbell is attending supreme
court at Montpelier this week.
A. q. Howe has returned from his visit
at his home in New Hampshire.
Prof. Graves has recovered sufficiently
to resume charge of the schools.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Beckwith OF
Rochester were in town Thursday.
Miss Annie Scbofield OF South Hero was
a guest OF Mrs. w. l.. Allen last week.
Frank Merrill, manager OF the shoe fac
tory, goes West this week on business.
Mrs. Clara Spaulding Lyman is reported
very low at the hospital in Burlington.
Mr.. Hutchinson went to Middleton,
Mass, Wednesday to visit bis mother.
Mrs. George Spaulding is visiting
friends in Worcester, Mass, this week.
Frank Bryant has closed work for Bert
Sargent and Clinton Merrill takes his
Rev. e. E. Grant will preach In the
schoolhouse on Broad Brook next Sunday
al 3: 80.
Some OF the young people here attended
the entertainment at East Barnard Friday
evening.
There will be regular meeting of Ris-
ing sun Lodge next Wednesday evening,
the 30th.
Mark Styles OF Barnard and F. e. White
OF Bethel were guests OF w. Il. Perkins
last week.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church are ar
ranging for lecture on the evening OF
Lineoln's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Snow and daughter
OF Bridgewater were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Burke last week.
Lewis Liazer, who was recently burned
out has purchased the Elmer Davis farm
In the west part OF the town.
The Ladies' Social circle OF the Cong'l
kaf kas Al 0x
per Feb 22d, Washington's birthday.
Miss Edith Skinner returned from Bos-
ton last Monday accompanied by her
friend, Mics Gray, OF Somerville, Mass.
News was received here Monday from J.
c. Freelan at Chicago, salesman for the
Shoe Co.. OF the death OF bis wife at
Haverhill, Mass.
News was received by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Shepard Monday OF the death OF their
grandchild, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T..
Bamforth, at Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Shepard and Mr.. and
Mrs. p. s. Belknap attended the funeral
OF the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Bam-
forth OF Waterbury Wednesday.
Cbas. Townsend of Rochester, formerly
salesman for Wells Richardson Drug Co.
and now salesman for the Burlington
Drug Co., has taken his old route cover
ing this town, and was here Saturday.
The evening services at the NJ. E.church
began with the week of prayer, still con-
tinue and are we'll attended. The sing
ing OF the chorus choir under the leader
ship OF Rev. Beeman Is enjoyed by all and
much good is being accomplished.
DIR. Il. ]. Fish, DIR. II. Hayward, NJ. S.
Adams, c. Il. Black, A. p. Skinner, Hugh
Knight, Chas. Daggett, ED. Miller, j. q.
Ashley, Frank Bryant, p. 8. Belknap,
Chas. Southgate and NJ. j. Sargent attend
the annual district Masonic convention at
Windsor Thursday.
At Bethel Friday evening OF this week
Miss Whitmarsh's dancing classes OF this
place, Randolph, Bethel and Gaysvilie
will unite in the town hall for dance.
with music by BlsisdeIl's orchestra, Z
pieces, nf Concord, N. ii. An hours con-
cert will precede the dance, which was at
first billed for Saturday evening.
The Mortified Netrs gives notice OF the
death of Marx q. Chase at Manila, p. L.,
Nov, sd, OF consumption. He was the
SON of Albert and Ellen Smith Chase, who
resided In this village when he was born.
His mother died here when be was four
years OF age and his father soon after both
OF consumption. He was a member of the
regiment enlisting from Vermont In the
Spanish war and afterwards enlisted with
those who went to the Philippines.
The concert given Tuesday evening un-
der the auspices of the G. E. society was
well attended and highly appreciated.
The soloists were somewhat at disadvan-
tage owing to severe colds. Miss Wales,
the leading soloist, was not Disappointing
In the least. She has a superior voice not
strong, but finely cultivated. Her selec-
tfous we're of a high order and rendition
fine. Or. Kelly was not al bis best owing
10 the ipfiamed condition OF bis vocal or
gaus but mis- solos were classical and evil
denced fine rendering when In good voice
Mrs. Hodges will rank we'll with the
hest that have given recitations here.
Her selections were very pleasing. Miss
IJepfson's violin solos and accompani-
ments were finely rendered and apprecia-
bly enhanced the enjoyment.