Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-04
South RoyaltOn Notes.
NJ. J. sARaENr. Local EdItor.

Ralph soper and Harold Fish we're home
from Dartmouth last week.
Mrs. W. NJ. Sargent was home from
Worcester, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Seymour visited
friends in Randolph last Thursday.
Isabel Martin was home from the Ran
dolph Normal school last week.
Fred Wright and wife were with friends
IN Randolph Thanksgiving day.
Ex- GOV. 5. E. Pingree was in town Sat
urday and Monday on business.
Lucian Parkhurst OF Albany, n. Y.
visited friends in town Monday.
/ Mrs. j. W. Bright has been i'll and under
the physicians care the past week.
There viii be a regular meeting Of the
Sons Of Veterans next Saturday evening.
Chas. Beedle Of Keene, n. H., formerly
resident, called ON friends here Tuesday,
Forrest Southworth is to move to the
Hubbard Farnham farm and will carry it
on.
Leslie Rumrill and wife OF Randolph
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tenney Thurs
day.
Charles Cloud and daughter of Brook
] lyn, n. Y, visited relatives in town re-
Gently.
VIII Belknap is in the midst of a sick
ness with typhoid fever, taking to his bed
/ Nov. 2ith.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Dodge spent Thanks
/ giving with their daughter, Mrs. kibbee,
/ at Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Bamforth of Water
bury passed Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Shepard.
Leon Latham and wife OF Milton visited
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
c. Latham, last week.
NJ. 5. Adams and daughter, Nellie, and
Ed. Sargent and wife attended the Mary
Howe concert at Bethel.
There viii be a regular communication
OF Rising sun lodge next Wednesday
evening, December 10TH
Fred Sargent Of Littleton, n. H., and
Harry Sargent Of Exeter, y. H., were at
home over Thanksgiving
The NJ. =. Sunday school viii have its
Christmas tree and exercises on Wednes-
day evening, December p.
Or. e. j. Fish is attending TO legislative
work this week at Montpelier, returning
evenings 10 attend to Win Belknap.
The third quarterly conference Of the NJ.
r. church viii be held ia the parsonage on
Tuesday evening, &c. 9th, at p. m.
Mrs. ". N. Sargent returned 70 Worces-
ployment as copyist at the court house.
The semi-annual meeting OF the c. +.
society for the election Of officers and
other business was held Tuesday evening. /
Hugh Rand Of Connecticut visited /
here this week. He is with his brother, |
Reuben Rand, formerly employed by DR.. |
Fish.
Remember the lecture this evening
December 18th, by Rev. r. +. Bisbee in
Hewitt's hall. Subject, "The Average /
Mans Poet
The William Abbott farm in East Bar
nard was sold to William McAllister OF
North Troy last week. Sale was made
through the Gaiusha agency.
DIR. Fish reports that win Belknap is
progressing toward recovery. His fever
Wednesday commenced TO subside
dropping from 103 to loi.
'sThe Utility OF Payer is the pastors
subject for the sermon at the Nj. T..
church on Sundav morning. In the even
ing the address Will be on "Foundations."
Charles Burbank and daughter of Prod-
dence, X. J., and Mrs. Frank North. op
and sister. Helen, OF Barre spent Thanl.s-
giving with their father and mother, FIR.
and Mrs. O. A. Burbank.
Park Holmes was taken TO the Water
bury asylum Monday for treatment. He
has for several years been somewhat de-
ranged and Of late he has been very ner-
vous, irritable, restless and could not
sleep.
The Peoples Telephone line running
rom the north and west was strung into
south Royalton last week. This line has
connection with very many residences
ind business places not connected with
other lines.
The Ladies Aid society OF Trinity
VI. +. church will serve its annual oyster
upper in the vestry on Wednesday, even
ng, December 10th, from 8 ON. In con-
lection with il, there will be a sale of
ancy work. All are cordially invited.
The union Thanksgiving service held at
he CoDg1 church last week Wednesday
'vening calls for more than a passing no.
ice because of the unusually interesting
addresses and other features. The adj !
iresses, given by Presiding Elder Rev.
". NJ. Newton, Rev w. II. White, pastor 7
u the NJ. +. church, and Rev. W. +. Mann, I
,astor of the Cong1 church, were emf e
lently fitting to the occasion, able and elo- q
luent and on a line with a trend of
hought different from what one hears {
on occasions of this kind. The {
music was of excellent selection and nicely 1 (
endered by the church quartette-Mrs. b
Iittie Belknap, soprano; Miss Nellie {
adams, alto: Elmer HapgoOd, bass; Viii I
lam Hardenburg, tenor; Mrs. Grace Bur- a
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