Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-26
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. sAReENr, Local Editor.

ON business.
Presiding Elder Newton was at home
all last week.
j. X. Flint remains about the same, not
able TO sit up
Herbert Bixby and mother were in town
last Thursday.
Mrs. William Benson has been quite i'll
the past week.
Mrs. Bertha Allen has received her fall
millinery stock.
Mrs. r. b. Galusha is recovering from
4 her recent illness.
Mrs. George W. Brown was in Chelsea
on business last week.
A. II, Lamb was confined to the house
by sickness last week.
D. G. stoughton and wife visited friends
in Chelsea over Sunday.
Edward Hope and Arthur Abbott went
to Buffalo Monday night.
Mrs. Walter Farnham of Dover, y. H.,
is visiting at her fathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pred Shepard are recover
ing from the typhoid fever.
VIII Bingham OF Lowell, Mass, visited
his family here over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Hatch is visiting her father /
and sister at Providence, X. i.
Fred Gray has his horses entered for the
races at Woodstock this week.
George Gardner OF Queehee visited his
father and family over Sunday.
W. O. Belknap returned from New York |
and Boston last Saturday night.
A large delegation from here attended
the fair at Mortified Wednesday.
Mrs. jeanette Smith returned home
from Lowell, Mass, Saturday night.
A sister OF Mrs. Fred Chapman from
Lebanon, n. H., visited her last week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hinkley visited her mother
and sister at George Browns last week.
Regular meeting OF orville Bixby post
and corps Saturday evening, Sept. 18th.
Daniel Hunt returned home sunday
from weeks visit at Manchester, y. X.
Mrs. T.. f. BAN forth Of Waterbury Wis
tied her mother and sister here last week.
There win be a regular meeting Of
Bixby Post and W. K. c. saturday even-
ing.
Henry Stewart has moved to the Dr.
Latham farm he purchased short time
ago.
Mrs. II. NJ. Pierce and daughter re-
turned to their home in Lowell, Mass, last
week.
D. c. Jones was very much improved ,
Tuesday and was able to Sit up much Of ,
the day.
Miss Isabel Martin and Miss c. ".
Hackett returned home from Ottawa, }
Tuesday.
j. F. Calf Of Burlington is in town THIS
week and is with james Doyle, his
Miss Carrie Spaulding, at Montpelier SEM :
nary last week.
DIR. Fish was called to Washington. VT, n
BY telephone Saturday evening 10 visit his I
ather who was i'll.
Robert Thompson and bride of Bridge n
water visited Mrs. Emma Burke, an aunt q
II the bride, last week
j. G. Ashleys mare, Queenstown, was =
uttered and raced at the fair at Washing
on and made a record OF 2.33l.
Mrs. Ella Coburn Wheeler Of san Jose. y
who is visiting friends East, =
vas the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Shep- y
rd Friday.
DIR. Smith OF Hanover was called in con- =
ultation with DR.. Fish last saturday in !,
he case OF Miss Ann Houston, who has
pneumonia.
W. II. Martin, Mrs. W. NJ Sargent and
hr. and Mrs. Walter Webster left here
Monday morning for Buffalo TO visit the "
n-American exposition.
Thomas Prindle went to Claremont Sat 81
friday to visit his sister lin law. Mrs
Hunter, and from there goes this week to "
PALMER. Mass, to visit his son, Edwin.
Miss Ann Houston, who has been suffer q
ng from bronchial pneumonia the past
wo weeks, became much worse Saturday al
nd is considered by her physician in a
ritical condition.
Misses Frances and Ellen Pierce received
Jews Nj onday that their sister, Mrs. Pris- :,
lila Clark. at Royalton was very much y
worse. IL is reported she can live but
ew days at the longest.
Prof. +. X. Graves had his hip seriously y
INJURED last werk by being thrown from
rs bicycle. He has been confined TO the "
ed most OF the time but is recovering as p
asst as could be expected.
DIR. Olney Phelps and son OF Warren. h.
lass, and Mrs. Edwin Phelps of Boston z,
re visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Phelps NJ
Dr.. Phelps will attend the Webster me-
lorial service al Dartmouth college this
1eek, where his son Is a student.
News was received here last week OF the NJ
cath OF Mrs. Caroline Benson Bean at the
ome OF her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Smith, :.
t Franklin, y. H., Thursday. Mrs. Bean =,
fas resident Of this village for many '"
ears until the death OF her daughter.
Iddie, two years ago. Sc
Mrs. Ruel Mills, sister OF Mrs. j. w. q"
aldo, who is at the hospital in Hanover
or treatment, is improving as fast as 10
ould be expected. In the surgical opera VI
ion performed on her 121 gall stones ms
ERE removed. The largest was the size
a ground birds egg. -,
Next Sunday viii be observed in South an
oyalton as Anti-Ssloon day In the
Forming Rev. q. W. Morrow will speak in
be Congl church and Mr.. Ferguson in
he NJ. r. church. In the evening there
ill be a union service in the NJ. L. church AZ
idressed by Mr.. Morrow
Mrs. Caroline Benson Bean died at the -
ONE OF her daughter. Mrs. Hattie Bean
NTH, at Franklin Falls. y. H.. last th
thursday the 18th, at the age OF So years. M
lrs. Bean was resident OF South RoyaI- =.
IN forty years. She leaves q daughter ~
nd two sons, Elmer Bean, OF Franklin
ais, y: IL, and Irving McMaster, Of ri
etroit, Mich. "a
The South Royalton postoffice has been =,
iyanced to third-class Office. to take
feet Oct. LIST. This advance has been "a
,cured largely by diligent efforts of the
ostmaster 10 accomplish the object at
lined. In the past two years two extra
ansfers of mail, one south and one west. -