Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-11
South RoyaItOn Notes.
NJ. ]. sARaENr. LocaI Editor.
1. Snow is quite III with grip.


recent illness,
Mrs. Everett Cook is visiting friends in
anchester, y. H.
Harry Slack Of Plainfeld visited his
home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn Perry returned
from Boston Monday.
Mrs. q. II, Temple Of Randolph visited
friends here last week.
viii Wynn Of st. Adams visited his
home here last Friday.
Fred Gray took some horses to Proyi-
dence, K. L., last week
Ned George has moved TO Min Village
TO the Hutchins house.
Mrs. J. II. Hewitt, who was reported i'll
I'm Boston, is recovering.
Homer Preston has purchased the viii
son farm on Broad Brook
}. W. Waldo is gaining strength and is
able to be about considerable.
Elwyn Miller Of Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing his uncle, d. q. Stought0n.
Edgar Reynolds has recovered sufficient
ly to care for his livery business.
Ralph SOper is at home from Dartmouth
college for a two weeks vacation
Mr.. Young Of Randolph visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Wright, last week.
Chas Clapp of Lowell, Mass, is in town
this week after COWS for his market.
Mrs. Henry Page and son Of Randolph
visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Drew last week.
Ala Day went to Montpelier Saturday to
remain through the months of April and
May.
Mrs. Hattie Cone Hall of Pittsfeld. Me.
visited her aunt, Mss. r. q. Osgood, last
week.
Mrs. Martha sibley returned home last
week after an absence OF three months on
business.
Mrs Morse of RatbaI bas bsap corirr,
for her daughter Mr.. Parfba AIlaD an
ing her illness
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NJ. ID. Durkee of Barre has engaged 20 @.
y. St0ughton to do the electrical work OF
the electric light plant
senator Dillingham; has been engaged to
deliver the address before the high school
graduating class in June.
Daniel Sfoughton has sold his track
horse. QUO Vadis. to Arthur Donnellv of
Providence. f. for 5000.
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Little Florence iarbel visited TRENDS at
East Granville last week. she was uhac-
Compauled ana was much elated over the
privilege OF taking the trip by rail alone.
The selectmen have called town meet
ing to be held Saturday. April 20. 1901. to
seg If the town will vote to have the select
men light the streets in Royalton and
south PDvaItou with electric Limits