Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-19
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Another car of cottonseed just arrived.
j. II. HEWITT.
John Mudgett is still unable to be about
the house.
Miss Nellie Gale returned to her home
in Boston Saturday.
j. ID. Pease is at home from Boston with
his family this week.
W. II. Luekett has taken rooms in Mrs.
Nett Smiths residence.
John White and wife of Concord. n. H.,
were in town last week.
The village schools closed Friday, to
commence again April 6.
Calvin Dyke is visiting friends in
Canaan, n. H., few days.
There is to be preaching service at the
Congl church next Sunday.
w. A. Bingham Of Lowell, Mass, VS.
tied his family here Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hinkley returned Saturday,
after several months absence.
VIII Sexton of Cincinnati, o., was
guest OF j. II. Waldo last Tuesday.
f. P. Lincoln shipped a carload of
horses to Dighton, Mass, Monday.
Charles Orne and wife Of Quechee visited
his father and mother over Sunday.
r. II. Mather OF Burlington, a former
merchant here, was in town Friday.
Miss Jennie Godfrey of Randolph was a
guest of Mrs. e. J. Fish last Friday.
Mrs. Gertrude Young of Randolph was
guest OF Mrs. Fred Wright last week.
Harold Fish and Ralph Soper are at
home from Dartmouth college this week.
Arthur Pierce returned here from STRAIT
ford Monday and is to remain indefinitely.
Miss Bertha Leisure arrived home from
Westfeld, Mass, Saturday for short va
cation.
Henry Osgood of Albany, n. ", is in
town for few days vacation and to visit
his home.
selden Brooks has moved his family to
their new home in the village, purchased
few weeks ago.
Cannot Haynes moved his family to
Derry, ~ H., this week, where he is to
engage in the ice business.
Mrs. r. b. Cloud has been in feeble
health during the winter and is now able
to be about the house but little.
West Freeman moves his family and
household goods TO Burlington this week,
and will reside there for the present.
The entertainment given by the High
school seniors Friday evening was a de-
cided success. The receipts were 80.
Mrs. Ed Sargent was one OF the party
10 give a surprise entertainment TO VIII
Patten Of Sharon last Thursday evening.
West Freeman had a short vacation last
week. He commenced Tuesday TO run as
day mail clerk between Burlington and st.
Adams.
Miss Margaret Smith of East Bethel,
who had been a guest Of Miss Maud
Abbott the past few days, returned home
Miss Kttie Waldo is in Bethel this
week, rehearsing for the drama, 'Saman-
tina Allen at the Court OF Fame, = in which
she takes prominent part.
The selectmen have begun to trestle the
bridge across the river here TO make II
secure until II can be determined what to
do finally, repair or rebuild.
DR.. and Mrs. 5. n. Goss of Chelsea were
guests Of DIR. and Mrs. T.. j. Fish Monday.
They were on their way to Boston TO visit
their daughter, the wife OF DIR. Euclid
Fish.
Notice is posted in the postotfice here
for examination for the appointment Of
rural free delivery mail carriers from this
postofiice, to be held here on March 18th
at O'Clock p. m.
The weather for making sugar has been
very poor 50 far. there having been only
one short run OF sap. The first syrup was
brought in Monday and the price asked
was s1.25 per gallon.
Miss Maria Billings went to Boston
Monday, where she is to locate an office
for trained nurses. She recently grad
uated from the Tewksbury hospital in
Massachusetts, and will be associated with
other graduates.
The pupils in the primary room who
have not been absent during the winter
term are Millicent and Joe Sanborn. Harry
and Winnie Russell, Clifford Belknap,
Bert Blake, Olney Cowen, Jess Pease and
Laurence Folsom. Marion Lyman, George
Goodrich and Charlie Belknap were alb
sent one day only.