Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-03
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.


II. A. Sargent is to move to Randolph
soon.
Arthur Cowdry returned to Gienns Fall
Monday.
Expect visit from the importunate list
er soon.
Chas. Folsom was in Lebanon, n. H..
Thursday
Miss GoldIe Reynolds is visiting relatives
in Quechee.
Henry Allen has returned to work in the
shoe factory.
d. c. Jones is gaining slowly but does
I not go out yet.
Sadie Houston has returned from her
visit at Randolph.
Mrs. Geo. Hackett visited friends in
/ Sharon last week.
Geo. Harvey is seriously III and under
I the physicians care.
/ Miss Addie Hastings is in New York for
spring millinery goods.
Miss Martha Sibley has returned home
! from Manchester, n. IL.
Mrs. Ruth Lyman visited friends in
West Lebanon last week.
+. 5. Parkhurst returned home from
Albany, n. y, last Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Orne has not recovered
sufficiently to be about yet.
Arthur Cowdry Of Glens Falls, n. Y i,
visited his mother last week.
The Easter Offering at the CongI church
last Sunday amounted to 81.
Clayton Sawyer has gone to Woodstock
to work on the Billings farm.
Chas. Farnham shipped a car load of
cows to his market last Monday.
George West OF White River Junction
was a guest Of West Freeman last Saturday.
Mrs. o. n. Stoughton returned home
from her visit in Massachusetts, last week.
Maude Abbott has fine piano purchased
by her father last week Of DIR. Carpenter.
A son OF II. A. Sargent was taken seri-
ously IN last Monday with symptoms OF
appendicitis.
Fred Sargent, having recovered from the
operation for appendicitis, has returned to
Littleton, y. II.
A baked bean dinner at the Trinity NJ.
=. church is announced to be given Friday
noon, April 9Th.
Miss Myra Sargent is recovering slowly
from an extended illness Of grip but is
not able to be out yet.
Rev. j. W. Coffin and Mrs Britt Of
Brookheld were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bryant last week.
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q Sanford livery stable and gone to Shar- /
ON to work for Patten Bros.
Clinton Burke has moved to Mrs. Stew
art s i'm Sharon. She has given him her
property 10 care for her during life.
Mrs. VanNess Howe, who has passed the |
winter with Mrs j. r. Flint, returned to /
her home in Tunbridge last Monday.
Chas. Doyle has moved from Chelsea to |
James Doyle's OF this town and will assist /
in carrying on his fathers farm this year
". v. Soper was attacked with intlam- /
matoty rheumatism last week. He is 1
somew hat better but not able to be about.
W. 5 Martin, Jr., OF Manchester, super
intendent OF agencies of the Massachusetts, |
Mutual Life Insurance Co., was in town
Thursday.
W. p. Luckett, station agent, returned |
home from Boston Monday, having passed /
a week with his wife, who was visiting her
parents there.
Easter exercises announced to be held |
at the Cong church last Sunday evening /
were postponed to next Sunday evening, |
owing to the illness OF Mrs. Grace Burnett, /
the organist.
J. b. IaDue OF Nashua. n. H., was a l
guest Of r. b. Galusha over Sunday. He
has recently purchased farm in this Vi
cinity and is TO locate a tenant from Nash
ua on il to carry it on.
There will be a pound party and baked
bean dinner in the NJ. +. church parlors
this week Friday noon, April 4. This will
probably be the last church dinner OF
his conference year. Come out and make
il a social and financial success.