Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-18
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.
viii BelSnap returned home from Bos-
ton Saturday.
Perry Kellam has moved to this village
from Barnard
Mrs. P. S. Belknap is suffering quite Sc
yerely from hay fever.
Mrs. Sue Lamb is recovering slowly
from her recent injury.
George Newell and Charles Reed have
returned from Windsor.
Miss Hattie jennings is visiting at her
home in haverhill, Mass.
Miss Laura Cotton of Claremont, \. H.,
is visiting Mrs. II. 5. Sargent.
Henry osgood of Albany, n. Y, arrived
here Tuesday for a short visit.
Alphonso Dunbar Of Ohio was in town
last week to visit his daughter
j. c. Gallup Of Northfeld visited his
brother, William, here last week.
c. 5. Forb. Of st. Adams, editor of The
Yermonter, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Benz. Flint and Chas. Flint of
Guildhall visited in town this week.
Mrs c. A. Fairbanks OF Lynn, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II. Waldo.
Miss STA NJ. Ward goes to Enfield, n. H.,
this week, where she is TO teach school.
Mrs. Gertrude Lewis and daughter re-
turned home Friday from Pennsylvania.
Walter Dewey has returned from Epping
and moved his family to the Martin house.
F.E. IaDue. salesman for Lewis, Hall
q Co., has been spending few daya at j.
II. Waldo's.
B. f. Bowman was admitted to the
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urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hewitt Of Boston
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Hewitt, last week.
West Freeman commenced work on the
mail car Wednesday as route clerk on the
day run from St. Adams 10 Boston.
Charles Senter and sister, Mrs. Laura
Curtis, OF Marblehead, Mass, former res
idents. visited friends here last week.
Miss Mabel Doubleday and Miss Flor
ence spaulding are teaching school in
Tunbridge and Crystie Walker in Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morse, who have
passed a part OF the summer here, return
! to their home at Springfield, Mass, this
week.
John Calef and wife and Mrs. George
/ FORSYTH 81 Manchester, \. H., recently
visited James Doyle, father Of Mrs. Calef
/ and Mrs Forsyth.
DR. and Mrs. Euclid Fish have returned
and will pass the remainder of the doctors
vacation with bis father and mother before
returning to Boston.
! Miss Gertrude Brownell met with seri-
Gus accident Monday by burning one eye
with a heated hair curler. There IS pos
sibility Of losing the sight.
! Harold Fish Of South Royalton and Err
nest Howe OF East Barnard, recent gradu-
1 ates Of the High school here, are to enter
4 Dartmouth college this fall.
Services at St. Paul's church next sun
/ dav as follows: - Morning prayer and holy
/ communion at II; evening prayer at Z.
I sunday is ST. Matthew'S day.
! Mrs Josiah smith was moved from
| Miss lambs to Mrs. Ed Smiths Tues
day. Mrs. smith is very feeble and N
a very critical condition, suffering from
a eancerous growth.
George Prentiss Of Ottawa, Can.
arrived Tuesday for short visit TO ms
aunt, Mrs. {. W. Hackett. His sister
arrived here two weeks ago. lhey return
the last Of this month.
AT the regular meeting OF Rising sun
chapter, o. E. s., it was arranged 10 pre-.
sent ssThe Pilgrims at the next regular
meeting. oct. s. and to invite the chapter
al Randolph to be present
Letters in the postotiice unealled iol
sent. i6:-Miss Agnes c. Masters, MIS-
Ethel Nutting, Mrs. Helen Tenney, Mrs
n a Webb. Mr.. sam Baker, Frances DaX
ROY Ellis, Prof. G. II. HitchcocH, J. fereS
kidder.
Frank Merrill, manager OF the Whlt'
River shoe company, who recently moved
10 Fpping. n. H., is to return and operate
his factory here again as soon as ne car
close up there. His opening there was no
as satisfactory as was expected.
In the NJ. E. church Sept. 2lst, the pas
tors subjects are Morning, The Weak
ness OF the Christian Church PROOF
Superhuman Power evening, "Ihe rear
III Great Price, The evening meeting
will continue at 7:30 until October.
very attractive service has been ar
ranged Tor sunday morning by the chol
~ the Congl church. A special feature
viii he a solo by Miss Susie Curry OF Dal
las Tex. who has been studying at TN
New England Conservatory in Boston isa n'
Il SPENDING few weeks in So. hoNaltol
bef5re returning to her home IN Texas
Mr. Mann will preach the second sermon MOI
In the series begun last Sunday on Sui
It's consequences and Its Cure.