Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-14
South RoyaIton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

grip.
Boston.
Forest southworth is working for W A.
Farnham.
A. o. Howe, the electrician, is in town
this week.
Mrs, Bert Moody is visiting friends in
Waterbury.
Mrs. ?. s. Lyman has returned from
Burlington.
Mrs; W. v. soper is better, but still
Dostie Faneuf is quite feeble with
rheumatism. fs4
Edgar Reynolds is still confined to the
house with grip.
West Freeman mas purchased a new
Yost typewriter. tt-l
James Griffin will move back to his
home place soon.
Bert Sargent is recovering slowly from
his recent Illness.
ID. X. Hunt has moved to his place re-
Gently purchased.
W: ii. Martin is at home from Under
hill for few days.
Mrs. Goss OF Montpelier visited Miss
Ala Day Thursday.
/ AttuuT IAtTCG Oh 6lTaUOTO tAlleQ on
] friends here Saturday.
Mrs. o. N. Stoughton has recovered
sufficiently to be about.
Willie osgood has returned home after
an absence Of four weeks.
Miss Alice Brownell has finished her
school at North Royalton.
DIR. Harry Goss OF Providence, Il. l.,
was In the village Friday.
Geo. Flagg OF East Braintree was guest
OF W. A. Farnham Saturday.
Helen Blackler was confined TO the
house by sickness last week.
c. A. Croker of Chelsea is at work for
Edgar Reynolds in the livery.
Rev. ]. ID. Beeman is in Ludlow this
week holding special meetings.
Earl Wilson OF franklin, N a., is visit
ing his grandfather, J. X. Flint.
The state board OF agriculture hold
farmers meeting at Gaysville Feb. 22d.
The young people will give a dinner in
the NJ. z. church parlors Tuesday noon,
Feb. 18Th.
The water at the creamery failed last
Monday and the milk and cream had to
be returned.
Fred Gray is IN Boston this week with
car OF horses which he placed in a sale
stable to sell.
The press reports that there is soon 10
TO be u. 5. army recruiting station es-
tablished at Rutland.
The census OF the graded school dis
trict gives AZ resident persons between
the ages OF and is years.
The postoffice department has called for |
new bids for carrying the mail between
Chelsea and So. Royalton.
ID. p. Leisure went to Keene, n. H.. |
Tuesday TO attend the funeral OF his
brother, DR.. John q. LEISURE.
Fred Hudson OF Worcester, Mass,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Buck over
Sunday.
Miss Edith Sargent OF Newport, N. H.,
and Miss Myrtle Wheeler OF Sharon we're
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. J. Sargent last
Friday.
ID. q. stoughton went to Montpelier
Tuesday night to take charge OF job OF
mason work for Ward & Douglass, con-
tractors.
The ninth grade OF the grammar school
will give the farce 1.-THE Snow Cap Sis
tiers, in school hall Friday evening OF
this week.
viii Whitney is at home from Fitch
burg this week with an injured hand
that has disabled him from work for
three weeks.
Ned Griffin OF Bellows Falls returned
here Monday, having closed work in the
barber shop where he has been employed
since leaving the shop here.
Geo. Ellis has closed the Chester Bean
estate and paid over to the legatees the
residue OF the estate. The son and three
daughters each received 1904.
II is reported that Rev. James Ramage
OF so. Brewer. Me-, who was pastor OF the
Cong'l church here at one time, is to move
to Berlin for permanent residence.
DIR. and Mrs. f. j. Fish and son were
guests OF DIR. and Mrs. ;. N. Co.'s OF
Chelsea last Friday. II was the 10th
birthday OF DIR. Goss and the 50th OF DIR.
Fish.
Three children were born at George
rhurston's house a few days before 1t was
burned, one to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Clogston and twins TO Mr.. and Mrs.Frank
rhurston.
Orlando Buck, son OF James Buck, was .
taken to the asylum at Waterbury Mon
day by DR.. Fish to be treated. He is in
very feeble health with the nervous sys-
iem much diseased.
+. q. Rainey IL advertised to lecture at
he NJ. Il. church tomorrow evening. His
,ubiect is "Nothing Succeeds like Sue
,ess." Instrumental music will open and
lose the entertainment. Q
Warren q. Bean, son of Chester Bean OF
Royalton deceased, writes that be has re- :
emily married and settled in canaan, y. :
H., and that he has position as fireman y
IN the Boston and Maine railroad.
Chas. FELTON, has assumed and paid all
he expenses incurred by the sickness aud
,urial OF his father, Truman FELTON,, who +
vas suddenly taken III while at Tunoridge q
md taken to the town poor farm where d
he died. n
The selectmen have purchased piece OF
and near the Cloud farm at the Center 81
Iillage for burial ground for the towns II
,oor Of those who have no place for burial. Il
The lots ia the old yard for that purpose z
AVE been taken up. b
News of the death OF Mrs. Lizzie Ly- :. y
nan. widow OF James Henry, late OF Roy u
lion, was received by her brother, Chas.