Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-03
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

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Mrs. c. L Dodge is reported i'll this
R. H; Mather of Burlington was in
town Monday.
John Woodland is painting Ora Goodale's
new residence.
Dr. D.L.Burnett and wife visited friends
IN Bethel Sunday.
Warren Tenney of Burlington visited
MS home last week.
w. B. Bowman returned to his home at
Waltham last week
Martin Adams was confined to the house
by illness last week.
Walter P Hubbard is at home from
Brookfeld this week.
Arthur Tenney returned to &. V. NJ.
Burlington, last week.
The Century club meet with Mrs. Frank
Bryant Monday, Oct 18th.
W. H. Martin left Buffalo Saturday on a
business trip to Wisconsin.
d. G. Jones is gaining slowly, being able
to sit up but still very weak.
Frank Merrill, manager OF the shoe fac
tory, is in Boston this week.
d. c. Remington and son of Harrisville,
r. l., are in town this week.
Mrs.Cyrus Smith Of Washington is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. f. j. Fish
Mrs. George Yose Of Rutland is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Slack.
Miss Josephine Hassam OF Rutland was
the guest Of Mrs. E. II. Sargent Saturday.
J. R. Flint remains about the same,
very feeble and much emaciated.
Henry Manchester and wife visited
friends at Randolph over Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Starr and daughter. Eunice,
returned to Tracy, Mimi, Thursday.
c. G. southgate and daughter, Mrs.
Helen Osgood, leave for Buffalo Saturday
Miss Katie Wynn returned home from
Bethlehem, \. H., last Saturday.
G. w. Hnkley and wife Of New York
state are visiting their parents in town.
Herbert Sanderson returned home from
the White Mountains Monday.
Otis Metcalf of Albany, y. Y, is visit
ing friends ia town during his vacation.
Elmer Hapgood and wife are visiting his
mother in Milton, \. II.
Prof. Graves has recovered from his in
jury sufficiently to take charge OF the
school.
Walter Webster and wife and Mrs. W.
N. Sargent returned home from Buffalo
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Jewett OF Boston
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Ashley
last week.
Fred Shepard has recovered sufficiently
10 ride to the village. His wife is gain
ing slowly.
Deputy sheriffs Peck and VIII eler of
and Bruce of Norwich were in
own Saturday.
Rev. G. w. Morrow Of Burlington was
n town Monday and Tuesday. guest OF
Rev. J. d. Beeman.
Harry Sargent and lady OF Exeter, n. |
H. are visiting his father and mother, Mr.. |
md Mrs. Henry Sargent
Mrs. Park Allen and son. Horace, of 1
Boston were in town last week, guests of
Misses Frances and Ellen Pierce.
The hearing in the subway crossing /
,ase at North Royalton set for this week /
has been continued four weeks.
J. w. Waldo was not feeling quite so
veil last week, although able TO be about /
very day. He complains OF feeling very
weak.
]. d. Pease, who recently came here
rom Albany, y. y, has rented the
'rindle house and moved his family
nto il.
Miss Ann Houston is reported some
rhat better but Is very sick yet. Her at
endants think al this time that she VIII
,rohably recover.
A small herd Of yearling and two-year-
Id heifers that had been In keeping at
,rrsfr frA tn he D
Hood farm, Lowell, Mass, Monday.
The White River Shoe Co. has its next
eason's samples out and they are very
ice clean looking lot Of shoes. The man
ger IS assured Of good business this
eason.
DIR. Wilcox and wife and Mr.. Sayles and
NO daughters of Pascoag, r. l., are in
,wn this week to attend the Worlds fair
I Tunbridge. They attended the fair at
Woodstock last week
George Haekett returned from his visit
, MS son al Norwood y. V, and TO the
.nffalo exposition. He reports an enjoy
lie trip. He spent portion Of the time
uniting and fishing at Norwood.
Ernest Hewitt went to CHftondale.
lass. last week and yesterday (Mednes-
avl was TO be united in marriage to Miss
.s,.rgiana platt Of Cliftondale at the home
4 me bride. j. n. Hewitt and family left
ere Tuesday to attend the wedding.
Mrs. Nellie Dutton Barker took her rife
aturdav morning on walk out ana shot
large hawk on the wing, measuring,
.ings spread. over five feet, and before re-
,rning shot a squirrel. She enjoys hunt
10 verv much and can make fine shot.
James Howard. wife, son and daughter
aired for the fair at Tunhridge yesterday
al while descending a steep hill near =.
Z Lyman's in Royalton the harness ]
roke' letting tina wagon onto the horses. :
bev were frightened and ran, throwing
y OCCUPANTS Of the carriage out ana an I
ere considerably injured. The son was q
Nv severely injured. 10 what extent Is not :
i known. DR.. Paine was called IN at
ndance.
The death 81 Mrs. Priscilla Pierce Clark :
= week takes away another one OF
comment family Of south Royalton, that (
pbiueas Pierce. There are two daugh-
- Misses Frances and Ellen Pierce, now 7
eng IN 4 family 81 seven. Mrs. clark I
- fhe third and oldest living, % years j
n phineas Pierce. ST., was resident o. I