Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-01-28
south RoyaIton Notes.

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AIRS s,las Doubleday is reported III
a 5. Curtis is i'll and confined to the
house.
,rving Barrows il i'll and confined to
4 be house.
Ms Ann White is visiting her daugh-
~ser in Barre.
s George Flint has moved to Mrs. Dex-
4er's tenement.
II ,frs n. NJ. Blake visited friends In
sharon OVER Sunday.
,Uss Sue Lamb is i'll and in serious
condition with the grip.
pnrt sargent is still getting better, but
Il not able TO be out yet.
4 nrrin Russ has been home the past
vreek in with rheumatism.
Mrs. Carroll Griswold of Barre is visit
no her sister, Miss Lucy Hale
Frank Morse and wife OF Boston are
4 ,,uests OF Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Z. Drew
NJ and Mrs. e. f. Bamforth OF Water
hnry visited here the first OF the week
Mrs Ellen Benson Coe OF Nashua, N.
u Is visiting her mother and family.
Iobn Mudgett has been confined to
the house by illness the past ten days.
chas. sanborn has moved from the
village to the house near the creamery.
Mrs Ernest Moody went to Rutland
Tnesday TO visit her father and family.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Bixby Post and Relief Corps next Satur-
day evening.
Miss Elsie Durkee went to Lowell,
\ Mass. Tuesday to remain few weeks
with friends.
Misses Lizzie and Nellie Adams have
been confined to the house the past ten
days by illness.
Mrs. Lora E. Kimball and children
of Sharon visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii.
Waldo last week.
Mrs. Marcia Drew Dutton of New
Haven Is visiting her father, ;. e.
Drew, and family.
Rev. w. NJ. Newton, presiding elder,
& away for a two weeks visit to parishes
10 this conference district.
Otis Flint has moved to the house he
recently purchased, which was lately
occupied by Perry Blanchard.
DR.. Up. Clifford OF Randolph has beer
assisting DIR. Fish In attending II. T.
sargent, Who is now convalescent.
DR.. G. +. Camp OF Barre called on
acouaintances in the village last week
He was in practice here "a years ago.
Walter Spaulding went to Hanover
Monday 10 hear the Hon. VIM. Bryan
sneak 10 the students Of Dartmouth.
The last number Of the lecture cours'
will be given Wednesday evening. teo
10. BIZ a male quartette and impersonator
The sons OF Veterans are 10 give a re-
ception to the q. A. X. Post and Relief
Corps at the hall next Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 3.
Rev. +. A. Wells OF Boston university
will occupy the pulpit OF the Trinity
NJ +. church the remainder OF the con
ference year.
a. a.. Whitman has been appointed
co-administrator with Judge Maxhan
10 settle the estate OF Frank Holt, de
ceased, at West Hartford.
The Elite Lady minstrels are TO giv'
a refined vaudeville entertainment undel
the supervision OF Prof. w. b. Leonard
at South Royalton, Feb. % and Is.
Rev. Mr.. Hardy and wife OF late re.
turned from England, are guests OF Rev
and Mrs. Goodwin. Mr.. Hardy occupied
the pulpit at the Congl church last Sun
day
Burt Benedict OF this village and Miss
sybil Sargent OF Chelsea were united II
marriage at Manchester, n. H., January
II. They returned last Friday and arr
70 make their home here for the present
stw. p. Hubbard's.
81 F. W. Loud OF Newport, n. H.. wal
n in town Saturday, investigating thu
q feasibility OF establishing a plant for !
bobbin factory and an electric light plant
al the old shoe shop site. He wat
accompanied by ]. A. Scanlon OF New
port, formerly a foreman in the sho'
factory here.
The w. II. NJ. S. meets Friday afternoon
Jan. %, at 2.30. with Mrs. w. NJ. Newton
An are xplcoma This society has fOl
several years maintained a scholarship
in the girls school at Beinour, India
It is known as the Nellie Woodarc
scholarship, so named by the late Mrs
Harvey Woodward, in memory OF hei
daughter.