Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-03
south Royalton Notes.
..,uc Examination Of Teachers.
NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.

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.as in town Monday.
Catholic services will be held IN Hewitt's
All next Sunday at 9 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Dodge have a
renghter, born last Sunday.
Herbert Sargent has recovered from his
lent illness and is about again.
6er seven weeks OF painful illness,
"a Sibley is able to be out a little.
Mss Carrie Chamberlin OF Fiske uni
rsrsity IS visiting at Rufus Clouds.
Miss Ida Hoyt OF Maiden, Mass. is pass
s,y The summer at w. A. Farnham's.
Miss Mack Of Springfield, Mass, was a
onest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas last week.
Mrs. Ellis, widow Of DIR. Ellis, returned
10 her home in Someryille, Mass, last
week.
a. q. Dickerman has recovered from an
attaek of blood poisoning and is able to
be at his store.
Mr.. Little, who had been a guest Of Mrs.
b. Durkee, returned to Hyde Park,
Mass, saturday.
rbe Ladies' Social circle will meet at the
yestry TO sew Wednesday, Aug. 8. All are
cordially invited.
Miss MABEL Dodge is falling and very
low. A consultation OF physicians was
held last Monday.
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lodge, No. I, f.. "a, NJ, next Wednes-
day evening, Aug. 8.
Miss Laura Freeman OF Burlington
passed her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Freeman.
Mrs. NJ. III. Hazen vent to Boston Satur-
dsv TO Join Mr.. Hazen, who is there, and
return with him by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Tarbell went to
4 Camp Martin on Lake Champlain last
week for a months outing.
Mrs. Mary Talbert and Miss Nellie Ad-
ans leave this week for Northheld, Mass
% pass three or four weeks.
Mrs. Carlos Farnham and grandchildren
returned here from Boston last week 10
remain during the summer months.
Mrs. Hattie Bean smith and daughter
Of Franklin Falls, n. H., are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. V. Soper and daughter.
Miss Josie Bright and a little daughter
Of Mrs. Florence Wright are with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover. Mrs. Loveioy and
Miss Dresden OF Boston are lately arrived
summer boarders at the Brightwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Northrup OF Barre
visited her sister and family, Mr.. aud MIS-
l.. ID. Mcintosh, the first ofthe week.
:. A. Waldo returned to New York city
last Friday to resume his position with
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John Durkee left here for the White
Mountains last week. His wife is TO re-
main with Mrs. j. b. Durkee for the pres
Charles Morse OF Springfield. Mass, is
visiting his brother, John Morse, and
family. He rs in the employ OF the
Springfield armory.
Sergeant George Nj. Hausman OF the !.
=. Artillery at Fort Terry, y. " was IN
town over Sunday, and is visiting ac-
quaintances in Tunbridge.
Beni. r. Waldo, train dispatcher in the
employ Of the Boston a Maine hAli~ay
90 al Concord, n. H., visited his mother,
Mrs. Nettie NJ. Waldo, last week.
The condition OF c. T.. Black. who Is i'll
with typhoid fever, is favorable Tor re-
coyery. The fever is suosiding' az times
normal, and no unfavorable symptoms
have vet developed.
EDGAR Watkins remains about the same
as last week, no marked change Tor the
better. physically or mentally. Az times
ms mind Is active but he cannot connect
words i~ntelligently.
Mrs, Fannie Leavitt, wife OF Dr. Forresi
Leavitt, with her son and daughter OF
Someryille, Mass, and Miss Nellie nouiu
of Boston arrived here last week Tor a rev
weeks stay. Miss Gould viii pass part OF
the time at Lake Champlain.
James Griffin and family of Bristol, \.
" visited relatives in tow last week.
He is employed in the shoe factory plant
that WAS formerly located here, and rs
now managed by Frank Merrill, VINO was
manager here when II was removed.
The annual reunion Of the WlndsoT
County Veterans association VIII be helu
AT Rochester Thursday, Aug. 10. Ihose
Who attend will take the train leaving
south Royalton at $3.50 "a. M, ana return
on evening train at s;f9. taliMay con
n~ections with the Bethel and Rochester
railroad. -,
this village. and Miss Myra Morse ol
Ra-re we're united In marriage at the hone
"a me bride last Tuesday evening. Inc
couple will return here after their Wen
ding trip. The bride has been an opeasa
tor IN the New England telephone UNIV
here the past two years
The Sudden death OF Norman w. sewall
of Rovalton, which occurred SATURDAY
afternoon. was a great shock TO the towns
Dannle with whom he was so intimately
associated. and many times honored 10y
choice for public Office ana trust; ~,
loss will be keenly felt, especlally Joy sm ~
business community, OF when ne WIS o"'
OF tue most prominent MEMBERS
l. +. Wells, supervisor Of the work o
st,ing The grounds and setting the mo1u'
ment on nc site OF the birthplace OF 30
sinh smith. founder OF the hioiIho,
church. had the surveyors mere ~. Ma
laying out a park, roads, walks anu wnrS.
inr lots. He is to have a gang OF ~othh
men here right away and will push IN
work to completion. The monument VII
be sst ana IN readiness TO dedicate Deceh
Der Esd, the date of the birth Oh 'oSep
Smith. L.. daugh.
Miss Myra Louise Sargent, eldest aaugn
- "a Mr. and Mrs. w. II. II. Sargent, ule'
Tuesday morning at the age. Of y year.
Miss Sargent had been In taliing nea di
for the past few years. bul nei month
not occasion alarm until a Few mohsn
age. and not until three weeks ago did he ne
family consider her dangerously III. ne ~
death was quite sudden, as s ,heD T tor N
worse up to Monday noon 1ha astimabl
rost few weeks. She was an esllH ~
iadv. quite Gnassuming and modest IN IN
gTesiIy enioved her nome life ana heI
7-riendship in hugh regard. Her iuhei'
will be held Friday afternoon
a. A. Cheney, who has Tor seNerah m
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