Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-27
South ROyalton Notes
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.


NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Mildred Graves is i'll and confined to the
house.
Mrs. Ellen Preston is much better and
improving.
James oakman returned to Franklin, n.
H., Monday.
Mrs d. P. LEISURE has been i'll with grip
the past week.
Mrs Burt Moody is visiting her parents
at Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard visited friends
at Randolph last week.
J. d. Pease was at home from Spring.
| field, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Clara Whipple Downing of Barre
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Buell. of STAFFORD
were in town Saturday.
Robert Waterman, wife and son are sick
and confined to the bed.
Charles Woodward is visiting friends in
| Massachusetts, this week.
Ralph Soper was at home from Dart
mouth college over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Smith celebrated her 18th
birthday last Friday evening.
Mrs. r. b. Cloud fell and seriously in
jured her hip few days ago.
Miss Celia Wynn has closed her school
and is at home for the winter.
Will Waterman went home Saturday to
| care for his parents, who are i'll.
II is reported that NJ d. Rowell OF Tun-
| bridge is to locate in the village.
Herbert Hathorn OF the STAFFORD House,
| Stafford, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. George Nye has been i'll and con-
/ fined to the house the past ten days.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Peck was in town
Monday, guest Of sheriff d. c. Jones.
r. B. Galusha and wife attended a
/ grange meeting a. snowsville last week.
George spaulding and Mrs. Brewster
move 10 their new home here this week.
NJ $. Adams returned home Saturday i'll
and has since been confined to the house.
Mrs A. c. Waterman, who has been
/ quite seriously i'll, is gaining very slowly.
Perlev Cloud has secured the position Of
electric car conductor at New Haven,
I Conn.
Miss Belle Pierce Of STAFFORD Is guest
Of Misses Frances and Ellen Pierce this
week.
b. II. Moody has been appointed deputy
sheriff by sheriff Jones TO act during his
I illness.
John Mudgett has been confined 10 the
Y house the past two weeks with grip and
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ames and Mr.. and
I Mrs. samuel Brown OF STAFFORD were in
town Monday.
Misses Josie and Katie Wynn are in AM
herst, Mass, having situPtions ina whole
sale millinery store
/ Mrs. Euclid Fish Of Boston Is TO remain
with Or. and Mrs Fish a few weeks be-
fore returning home.
Connie Carpenter OF STAFFORD has return
/ ed here TO school after two weeks absence
I on account Of illness.
/ The men OF the NJ. T.. church will serve
| 4 chicken pie supper Wednesday, March
/ 5th, in the church parlors.
| Mrs. f. b. Titus. who has been with her
mother the past two months, has returned
/ to her home in New York.
Mrs. O. y. Stoughton received a letter
/ Sunday from her son, Clifton Flanders,
dated at Gibraltar Feb. TO- He was well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Lathe and wife OF
| Manchester, \. H.. visited his uncle, Dana
| Hunt and wife last Saturday on their we'd
/ ding trip.
Sheriff d. c. Jones remains about the
/ same as last reported. He sits up part OF
] the time, is very week and considerably
! tlilHEihANAAs
The recent change in timetable Of pas
senger trains at this station makes
/ the northbound morning mail train due
/ here at sos.
/ Rev. W. T.. Mann has been considerably
I better the past ten days and is improving
] He was able to carry the usual services
| through last Sunday.
/ Robert Fielders Of Randolph has leased
| the Faneuf blacksmith shop here and VIII
| take possession this week. Mr.. flelders
was recently married at Randolph.
i Miss Lizzie Pratt teacher in the inter-
mediate department Of the graded schools,
| gives notice OF her resignation at the close
! Of this term, owing to i'll health.
j Rev W. NJ. Newton, presiding elder re-
turned here Tuesday after four weeks alb
/ senee in the southern part OF the state.
I His wife and child are visiting friends IN
/ Middletown, Conn.
] All. Lamb has copy Of the first Grand
I Lodge report issued in 1916. IL contains
/ the proceedings OF the Grand Lodge Of
I Vermont from 1924 to 1876. There are but
very few in existence.
The ". II. c. viii hold an oldtime
quilting bee at J. +. Shepard's Feb. =
I Friday afternoon and evening. Gentle
I men are reauestsd to come in the evening
and help shake the quilt Everybody IN
vited, old and young. supper TO 1850.
A Gard.
We. the undersigned, do hereby agree to
\ refund the money on 5O-cent bottle OF
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