Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-06

land wagon, pair Of harnesses. ae
A. 4. NEFF, South Royalton.
Misses Lizzie and Nellie Adams are ill
with grip.
Fred Newcomb is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Geo. Nye.
Miss Mabel Brooks returned home from
Boston last week.
Nelson Downing returned home from
Barre last Thursday.
George Ainsworth was home from Bur-
lington over Sunday.
Clifton Flanders went TO Arlington Fri
day to visit relatives.
George s. Adams OF Chelsea called on
friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Blanche Riddall returned to Ar
lington, Mass, Friday.
Regular meeting OF Sons OF Veterans
next Saturday evening.
Business meeting OF the Congl church
this, Thursday, evening.
Miss Maud Abbott returned 10 the Ran
dolph Normal school last week.
A. w. Bohonon, railroad station agent,
has been III with grip the past week.
The graded schools commenced Mon
day, with the teachers OF the last term.
Albert Nocthrop OF Barre was in the vii
lage Saturday TO visit his son and friends.
Arthur Pierce returned from STAFFORD
Saturday to remain through the summer.
Miss Ida Rowell went to the hospital
Saturday TO be operated on for Appendix
citis.
James Morrison has purchased tbe +.
d. Sweet farm through the Galusha
agency.
C.P. Tarbell is in Montpelier this week
attending the supreme court as attorney
ia cases before it.
Mrs. w. L. Bissonette and son OF West
Hartford visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. II.
Hazen last week.
George Davis OF Lebanon, n. H., has
engaged 10 work in Woodland & Culyer's
livery this season.
selden Brooks, ID. w Bliss and ID. p.
Boyd, listers, commenced the appraisal OF
property this week.
Rev. w. NJ. Newton has sold his place
to Chas. Buzzell of Worcester, Mass, who
rs to occupy II soon.
Mrs Lottie Bosworth Martin OF Lowell,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James
Bingham, and friends.
Several members OF Rising sun lodge
attended the funeral OF the late Charles L.
Dickinson at Chelsea Sunday.
O. A. Burbank returned TO Barre Friday,
where he is TO make his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Northrop.
Clinton Hewitt OF Boston came up Sat
urday for a short stay with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hewitt, ana family.
Mrs, Ella Richards Clark and son have
returned to their home IN Lynn, Mass,
after few weeks visit with her sister
here.
}. X. Butler Of Burlington and q. A.
BeAl of Boston, officials OF the y. r.. Teie-
phone Co., were guests OF NJ. II. hazen last
week.
Arthur Dings has moved TO his farm re-
Gently vacated by his father on Dairy hill.
His father moved TO the Eben Woodland
farm.
state Highway Commissioner c. W.
Gates, j. w. Notey OF Burlington and j.
b. Wells OF Randolph were in the village
Tuesday.
DIR. ID. e. bearing and wife returned
from their wedding trip last week, and
have taken rooms in the Martin block,
where be hes hts Office.
James Bingham has gone to Boston to
visit his daughter, Mss Cassie Bingham,
and with her TO join an excursion 10
Washington and points further south.
Rev. Fraser Metzger OF Randolph is TO
be the orator for the q. A. X. Memorial
day service May 30. The service viii be
held at the Center village. The cornet
band will furnish music.
Kendrick Woodland has moved to his
fathers Aruney Woodland, farm 10
carry II on, the advanced age Of his father
disabling him from performing the labor
necessary to carry Il on. Clarence WOOD
ward moves to the farm vacated by MIR.
Woodland.
The Evening Item Of LYNN, Mass, Of
April gives the result OF the prize con-
test for the best drilled man IN the com
uany. Roland Bixby, son OF George BiNby,
a former resident and native OF TINS VII
lage, was a winner in the contest as the
best drilled private in the company. lie
Is a graduate OF the high school. The
contest drill was held in the state armory.
Joel Phelps. who has been in the hos
initial the mast five weeks mas been IN
critical condition the latter part OF ms
confinement He went TO have an opera
tion performed and was recovering satis-
factorily until a serious trouble o. the
heart developed. Inflammation OF the inner
lining and muscles of the heart. lis con-
dition saturday was more favorable Tor
recovery.
The neighbors and friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs Luman Dings gave them q surprise
party at their home Tuesday evening"
March "a in honor OF their near depart
1re, They received q beautiful Morris
chair. Joseph F. Sherlock presented u,
Refreshments Of ice cream and cake were
served, Al late hour all departed wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Dings much happiness
and prosperity in their future home
Miss Matte Shirlock, whose death oc-
Cured March 9th SO STAFFORD was lns
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. " lillam oAt.
look. Who yyere residents Of south Royal
ton from 1881 until their death, Mr. ahI-
locks occurring in lsss and Mrs shirlocs
in 1sq3. OF the family remain FRANK Mlo
resides at the old homestead. and one SIS
Ter in Massachusetts. Vim. ohirioch W.
The FIRST OF three hrot hers that came from
Ireland and settled in south Royalion-