Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-21
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

w. H. Martin is in Underhill this week.
0. A. Bartlett has gone to Quechee to re-
side.
Chas. Hayward of Randolph was in town
Friday.
Fred LilIey of Hyde Park was in town
Sunday.
Amos Morrill, of STAFFORD was in town
Monday.
Ned Griffin of Bellows Falls was in town
Monday.
c. w. Farnham of Providence is in town
this week.
Rev. J. d. Beeman is still ill, but gain
ing slowly.
Don Cowdery of Saratoga is in town for
few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Bryant returned from Bos-
ton Monday.
Mrs. Walter Webster visited friends in
Bethel Friday.
WILDER Thurston is in poor health and
unable to labor.
Miss Alice Brownell has closed her fall
term OF school.
Mrs. Fred Culver is visiting friends in
Cambridge, Mass.
II. L. Hatch and wife OF STAFFORD were
in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent returned
| from Boston Saturday.
Miss Mary Cameron of Boston is visit
ing Mrs. W. f. Mann.
Thomas Arnold of Montpelier visited
| friends here last week.
Mrs. J. f.. Badger returned to her home
| in Naitsfield Saturday.
Albert Fielders and wife visited friends
in Randolph last week.
Mrs. Fred Daley is reported much bet
ter, out not able TO sit up.
j. W. Waldo is building an addition to
one Of his tenement houses.
| J. c. Freelan Of Salem, Mass, is visiting
his son and friends in town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cody Green returned from
| their visit in Bradford Friday.
| Miss Persis Follett OF Sharon is a guest
Of Mrs. j. o. Belknap this week.
The W. c. T. L. meets with Mrs. +. j.
Fish tomorrow, the 22d, at 2;S0 p. m.
silas Doubleday has been confined tc
the house by illness the past two weeks
Dr. d. l.. Burnett attended the medical
meeting at White River Junction Tuesday
Photographer o. d. Freeman returned
home last week after an absence Of two
weeks.
Rev. W. n. Newton. presiding elder, has
been At home the past two weeks except
Sunday.
sheriff d. c. Jones is in Windsor this
week making preparations for the eXecu-
I ton Of Doherty.
The postofice will be open ThanksgIy-
ing dag from TO II a. m. i;i5 10 3 p. M
/ $50 to p. m. and I 80 10 pm.
Mrs. Fred Shepard has recovered from
an unusually severe illness OF typhoid fe-
yer sufficiently 70 ride to the village
The annual exhibition OF the senior
class Of the High school viii be held In tbs
| Cong'l church tomorrow evening, the I'd
Joseph Grafton Of So. Royalton and Mrs
| Maud ). Bryant Of Derry Depot, y. H..
we're united in marriage Thursday, Nov
llth.
George Hackett has Hoyt Knight
/ building moved to its new location ant
ready for finishing into a dwelling anc
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. ID. Haven OF Somer
vile. Mass, who have passed the sum
mer months IN town, returned nome las
| week.
J.w. Waldo is quite comfortable but
somewhat distressed by difficulty II
/ breathing. He attends to business trans
actions but is not able to go outside.
J.. W. Waldo has sold his interest II
the saw mill and one OF his tenements Z
his son. ]. II. Waldo, OF Gloucester, Mass.
who is 10 move here and take possession a
once.
Frank Hackett of Norwood, y. Y, re
Gently sent his father. Geo. Hackett OF TIM
i village. a very fine specimen OF deer
head and neck mounted, species having
short fiat horns and antlers.
News of the death OF Mrs. Daniel q
Stoughton of Charlestown, \. H.. was re
ceived here last Sunday by VIM. Slough
ton. brother OF ID. G. Stoughton. Az
left here Tuesday TO attend the funeral.
The r. b. Galusha Farm Agency has re
Gently closed two farm sales, L. p. Tenne,
OF Royalton having bought the o: \
Stoughton farm and a party from Ran
dolph having purchased Chas. {. south
worth's farm IN So. Royalton.
Regular meeting OF Bixby post and corp
next Saturday evening at $50. The an
nual inspection will be made by Assistan
Inspector John r. shepard and muster II
| service Of recruits viii follow inspection
All members are requested 10 be present