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


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Ira spaulding's child is very i'll.
Henry Conant is at home this week
Miss Ann Houston is recovering slowly.
Fred Grey is much better and is able to
| be about
Ralph Soper was at home from eoiiege
over Sunday.
III. Waldo has moved his family to
| Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Helen Burbank was at home from
Barre over Sunday.
! W. H. Martin returned home SATURDAY
| from his western trip.
Charles Farnham of Providence, X. l.,
was in town last week.
Fred Jones of Barre visited his uncle,
ID. c. Jones. last Friday.
Mrs. e. j. Fish has been i'll the past TWO
weeks with rheumatism.
Bert Preston Of New Hampshire is visit
/ ing his mother and sisters.
Catholic services were held in Hewitts
hall last Sunday afternoon.
Regular meeting of the Eastern Star
Wednesday evening, Oct. 10.
Chas. White of Glens Falls, n. Y, is
visiting his home here this week
Andrew Wills and wife go to Buffalo
this week to visit the exposition.
Miss Kenney Hemingway OF New Haven,
Conn, is the guest Of Mrs.E. J.Flsh.
Mrs. P. L. Stearns of Binghamyille IS
visiting her brother, Rev. j. ID. Beeman'
GUY Adams has returned from Bolton
and Is at work in the railroad station mere
Eben Winslow returned home Friday
from his visit to Chicago and Minneapo-
lis.
b. c. Latham has been very sick the
past two weeks with bronchial pneulno-
MIA.
The Twentieth Century club meets with
Mrs Frank Bryant Monday evening, oct'
14th.
Mrs. Ruth Pitkin Of Fitchburg, Mass,
visited friends here and in Tunbridge last
week.
James Oakman Of franklin, y. H., came
Thursday to visit his sister, Mrs. ia sar-
gent.
Victor Haynes and wife moved to shar-
on Wednesday to remain through the
winter.
Mrs. Clarissa Ashley and daughter, Ella,
of Nashua, n. H., visited at J. G. Ashley
! last week.
L. p. Carpenter OF Worcester. Mass..w Tho
recently moved from this village, j. ~
town this week.
Mrs. Lucy Pitkin Of Randolph visited
her broth and sister, Mr.. and Mrs, Geo
Brown, over Sunday.
Leon Latham OF Milton came down Sat
! urdav TO visit his father and mother, Mr.
! and Mrs. b. c. Latham.
j.. II. Calf left here Monday for New
] York to attend the national convention ol
the Carriage Manufacturers association.
Allen Page is here from Worcester, Mass
and is to remain through the winter VIII
some horses of his employer at Worcester
: Mass.
DR.. Euclid Fish and wife Of Boston ar
! visiting his father and mother, DR.. an'
! Mrs. Il. j. Fish. He has two weeks va
! cation.
j. X. Flint is more comfortable thi
= | week than for several days past and !
7 considered by his family to be consider
4 ably better.
c. II. Harrison OF Dartmouth colleg
/. preached at the Congl church last sunda.
: in the absence OF the pastor, who preaehe'
d at Newbury.
j. Mrs. Sherlock, mother Of John Sherlock
% was quite badly hurt recently by benz
Y thrown from a carriage by the breaking Q
y the king bolt.
u Ernest Hewitt and bride arrived her
{ Thursday from their wedding tour. The
IS are to locate in j. G. Ashley's tenemen
'e for the present.
u Mrs. George Avery, who has been yer
a sick with bronchial pneumonia the pas
~ two weeks, is somewhat better and viii re
> cover il no new complications set in.
DIR. Haskell of Troy, y. Y, was in tow
Tuesday. He has Mrs. Elsie Hills rae
horse, with record OF 2.0S, with him I
y enter in the races at W. r. Junction neA
week.
!" f. Winslow visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
Lathrop during his visit in Minnesota
q Mr.. and Mrs. Iathrop were residents
this village several years and have man
n, friends here. Mr.. Winslow reports thel
well.
s., Ora Goodale will move into his new re'
idence here next week. He has a fin
IN residence with all the modern improve
ments, which has just been completed f
=, him by Ira Spaulding, builder. The hou:
On was planned and contracted for by Erne'
Goodale for his parents just prior to h
y, trip to Europe. where he WAS taken SUD
denly i'll and died. Mr.. Goodale has car
tn ried out the plans Of the buildings mad
by his son in every particular. The houi
ne is pleasantly located on a part OF the ~
man Benson homestead in the village lat,
known as the Hannah Wallace place.