Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-15
south Royalton Notes.
NJ sARoENr. Local Editor.

porodel Woodland returned 10 his school
wednesday.
ia. n. Lamb returned from New
Work Tuesday.
rsriu Prindle Of Boston is visiting his
brother, Henry.
usrry Aldrich went 10 Boston Friday
~ a. indefinite stay.
as adams is In Boston and vicinity
~ geek on business.
o.. sfa Ward returned to her school at
/ ysrek. Mass, last week.
a.. MoIlie Bingham returned home
g,-ssg for few weeks stay.
e5arles Baldwin OF Boston visited at
I Ar. Kittie Waldo's Monday.
Mis- Mabel Aldrich goes to New Hamp-
.5irs ms week TO teach school.
Vss Ada Burroughs OF Randolph visited
n. John MIDGET over Sunday.
us8ry Manchester has been away the
49, tso weeks on a visiting trip.
slbsrt Cushman OF Lowell, Mass, Is Wis.,
nm bis sister, Mrs. Janet Smith.
Homer ". Vail Of Randolph was guest
Il Dr. ana Mrs. Burnett last week.
v..s Eva Jackson has been visiting at
rFarlss Vests the past two weeks.
Trrsnzo p. Goodale OF Montpelier visited
a H Goodale and family Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Goodale returned to her
.s5b1f st somerville, Mass, saturday.
Terry is making alterations and re-
usIrs on his house recently purchased.
psg ". NJ. Newton was called to Chel-
"a Sanday TO preach funeral sermon.
Rev. Mr.. Merrill Of ST. Johnsbury is to
r-ssfb in the Congl church next Sunday.
Geo. shepard and family Of Central
Pals r. J., returned to their home last
week
Prof. A. Il. Butler, late principal OF the
graded school here, moved to Boston last
wek
Mrs j NJ. Perry Of Barre called on her
n.scs. Mrs. ID. L. Burnett, Monday, on her
uay b New York.
Regular communication Of Rising Sun
l1aet. No. Z, r. q A. NJ, next week
Wednesday, sept. 2ist.
G. p Tarbell has been in Stowe and Jeri-
che ~ past week on business IN the in
tsfs.ts q the W. Il. Martin estate.
Mrs frank A. Knapp and two daugh-
ta-s 1t Iowa ere visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
e. Ashley and friends IN this vicinity.
The Isdies % the II. r. church will serve
"a dinner and hash supper az the M
E church dining rooms Tuesday, Sept.
Nrs Charles Burbank Of Providence.
HHl Has been I'D Ht %. A.. Burbank the
plst few weeks, returned 70 her home yes
taasf
81 i. stevens, daughter and son. who
base been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bar Bennett the past two weeks, re-
igratl 20 Boston Friday.
inland Mrs Pearl Belknap left here
Friday 20 visit friends in Michigan and
iowa and the st. Louis fair and are TO
bs absent three or four weeks.
Mrs.. Robert Fee received serious i'm
jars e one ankle last Thursday by fall
caused by the breaking down ~ a bridge
walk connecting two buildings.
Albert Cushman, a former resident and
native q Tunbridge, who has resided in
Lowell, Mass, for several years, is moving
hack 90 locate at the Russell Dustin place.
Mrs r. ID. Grain came Saturday from
Nlnchendon, Mass, and returned Tuesday.
Her mOtbe Mrs. James Pike, returned
With Der 10 remain through the fall and
winter
Au EFFORT Is being made TO organize a
s0ruet band There is sufficient talent
lsfmanently located here to have a good
band and il is hoped that the effort viii be
successful.
Mr and Mrs Henry French OF Mime
toia, ho have been visiting the family
y A. ?. skinner since the q. A. r. en- =,
ampment, are now visiting relatives OF ]
drs French in New Hampshire. Ii
Mrs Isle Mcintosh was called home (
rom Providence, K. l., and Mrs. Nor
hrlp aud Helen Burbank from Barre FRI {
iaY % account OF the serious illness Of
heir mother, Mrs. o. A. Burbank. Is
samuel A. Waldo, who recently went to {
'eN York, has secured position with p.
. Irecy on Broadway as salesman and
1ilectOr. This Is one OF the largest bro
efage and real estate offices 10 New York 4,
ity.
Irwin Doubleday received very serious j
nd painful injuries last Thursday by fall Z
lg down a silo while at work upon il. He 1
eeeiyed a compound fracture OF the wrist I
lint, fracture at the elbow joint and i
faciure Of the fiat bone OF the hip and
sveral other lighter injuries. a
Mrs Grin A. Burbank was taken TO 4
ieaion hospital at Montpelier Sunday {
cry ll She had been under her physi- 4
ian care several days, and he decided r
lAt she must have surgical treatment az {
nce. She is a lady of advanced age, but ]
As been In fairly good health till recent
Z. She arrived al the hospital not much g
itguet. d
william Perkins was taken suddenly and
Jtcallv IN last Friday. The family !.
hyslCian was called and diagnosed the II
'Qutle as either appendicitis or obstruc-
on Of the intestine, and decided upon an :
stfaiion. DR.. Smith OF Hanover wa called n
"a an operation performed. An obstruc-
% was found near the appendix involv-
g considerable parts Of the intestine.