Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-01-30
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

NJ. j. oARGENI. Local EQlIOr.
Frank Merrill is in Boston this week.
r. B. GaIusha was in Burlington last
week.
Gen. Whitney of Boston was in town
Tuesday.
John Woodward is quite i'll and confined
to his bed.
Walter Dewey is working at the electric
light plant.
j. E. Kendall of South STAFFORD was in
town Friday.
Fred Newcomb is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Nye.
Frank Tracy, jailor at Montpelier, was
in town Friday.
Charles Reed was at his home in Bethel
a part of last week.
Ralph Soper was at home from Dart
mouth over Sunday.
Miss Isabel Martin has recovered from
her recent sickness.
The c. V. Ry. is putting in a new eulyert
near the station here.
Miss Charlotte Hackett is at Hanover,
n. H., for few weeks.
Miss Josie Bright is at Charles Cowan's,
caring for the sick ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chapman went to
Meriden, n. H., Saturday.
ID. G. Jones remains about the same as
last week. He is quite low.
Mrs. +. E. Bamforth returned to her
home IN Waterbury Thursday.
Bert Fielders and wife are visiting
friends in Randolph this week.
Mrs. Ruth Preston Lyman has returned
from her visit to Springfield, Vt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson returned to
their home at Franklin, n. H., Friday.
Mrs. Walter Webster Loren Terry and
DR.. Carpenter were in Randolph Thursday.
Miss Annie Cowan is i'll with pneumonia
and her younger sister, Jennie, with grip.
The New England Telephone Co. is
connecting its lines with the Rapid sys-
TEN.
j. II. Waldo is having electric lights put
into his house and making other inn
proyements.
George Hackett has been making inn
provements on his house and viii put in
electric lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Gore OF Plymouth,
n H., are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Kibby.
DR.. E. J. Fish attended the annual con-
claye of Commandery Knights Iemplar at
Windsor last week.
W. Freelan closes his engagement as
book keeper for the White River Shoe Co.
the first OF next month.
The poverty party given under the
auspices Of the 10Th Century club was
largely attended last Friday evening.
j. II. Waldo is selling and shipping the
lumber on his fathers estate, OF which
there was a large amount on hand when
he was taken i'll.
James Buck has sold his farm TO Chas.
e. Southworth and has purchased the
house now occupied by G. p. Abbott in
the village, recently purchased by Mr..
Southworth.
Chas Brown has sold his farm to A. G..
Whitman and taken Mr.. Whitman s house
in part payment. Ii is reported that Mrs.
Brewster and George Spaulding will move
onto the Brown farm in the spring. Mr..
Whitman will rent place for the present.
The many friends Of Miss Gertrude d.
Gaodale, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ora ii.
Goodale, will be interested to know that
she has recently been elected teacher
in Somerville Mass. Miss Goodale has
for several years been teaching in Maiden,
and has won an enviable reputation as a
teacher
Mrs. NJ. j. Sargent was attacked with
cerebral hemorrhage last Tuesday. She was
In usual health in the early morning and
about her work. AT ten O'Clock she called
her husband at the speaking tube and
Immediately sank to the floor uncon-
scious. She partially recovered conscious
ness soon after treatment by her physl-
clan. Her limbs on the left side are par
alyzed On Wednesday she was able to
speak and recognize her family acquain-
tances.