Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-30
south Royalton Notes.
MLsAEoESr. Local Editor.

MI ARaESr, Local Editor.
arthur stoughton has moved to the VIII
Be-
Ns.G. NJ. Blake recently visited friends
Randolph.
ALBERT Northrop Of Barre visited friends
t6Tu ever Sunday.
Regular and annual meeting Of the w.
e. Thursday, Dec T.
There sill be- a special meeting Of the
b. q C. tomorrow friday afternoon.
Wr rask Of Randolph has been en-
sgsi 20 operate the electric light plant
Charles Woodbury. Of New Haven,
aB. Is visiting friends here this week.
Huold Fish Is not 20 return from his
sl to friends IN Minnesota until spring
The ladies' Of the SOCIAL circle viii meet
NIB Mrs }, W. Bright Wednesday, Dec
Hh.
Ni.. Bacon OF Thetford visited her IN
end aunt, Mr., and Mrs. L. r. Terry,
recently.
George Gum Of Chicopce, Mass, for
ng resident Of Royalton, was in town
IusdaH
" Blossom OF Kansas called on former
uoaaies aud acquaintance Tuesday after
sf1 years away.
IT, Wells, superintendent OF the work
4 q ,he Joseph smith monument, was in
Boston last week.
Edward Sargent came up from North
ampiol Sunday TO visit his family and
parents i0faweek.
/ Regular communication Of Rising sun
Loags' No, Z, +. a A. NJ, next Wednes-
oaY evening, Dec. 6.
NJ and Mrs. Henry Page OF Randolph
selief visited her PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs.
sC Dewey, Monday.
Miss Edith Child, who recently returned
iom California, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
george Nye last week
hs, L. Minnie Coy Of Windsor inspect
"a hslng sun Chapter, No. u, o. +. s.,
Asl saturday evening.
The annual meeting OF Mark j. Sargent
Oamp, sons Of Veterans, will be held Sat
Laay evening, Dec. ?,
solie Chamberlin OF Brooklyn, n. ",
eco on friends here Monday evening,
''llinins on the night train.
MIS- Grace NJ. Bradstreet returned to
ny I-t nome last week after year stay with
- lsl SISTER Mrs. Charles Daggett, OF New
ms Albert Sargent, who has been i'll
tol several weeks, is still making slow re-
tto,tIy' but is not able to be about the
house very much.
Edmund circuit OF Mortified and bride,
ppI ho was formerly Miss Bertha Averill OF
W. ~ ,,.y passed few days with Mr.. and
"fs Wiley last week.
ms Nina Stoughton has in her posses
so1 volume Of a Sunday school maya
~ printed IN ls27. Ii is in good paint,
'Le MAO inches and has p pages.
rug marriage Of Charles Woodbury. of
~. - maven Conn.,, and Miss Bessie Smith,
~ '4sI,+s NJ Charles Smith, is announced
~ ~ ot NV Today, Thursday, at the home Of
~. ~, 'ast piece OF the Joseph Smith mon
, ---nl arrived at Royalton Sunday and
~. 80 -. uta"n by the Bethel quarry horses to
' ~ estimation. The piece is the cap of
s-. Jug weighing 10 tons. 1t is a finely
w, 'ua moulded piece Of granite.
~ y Weeks has bargained his farm in
s.,stl.ll9 se 70 Montana parties, who are to
.aullsh horse stock farm. They are to
t-s-nase young Western horses. ship them
49, aha Keep them until OF sala5e age,
n Iua,hg broken to drive. One party Is
w operate West and the other here.
i, I'm (, Woodland was quite seriously in
sD3 VI htghday' having three ribs broken
IN ~ l'' mead injured, He was walking
FL So load of lumber that was bound
X - gueln and frightened by a twister.
~ ..s holding the twister broke and the
tr1-salltu eN him on the head in recoiling,
la,lhg MIN to the ground and under
H., "9el OF the wagon, which ran over
s..- ullam II. Sargent Of the firm Of NJ. J.
al ~, f,l Z, q Son has genealogical history
- III iitEtWeli family, OF " hich his moth
mn Maria Hartwell Sargent, was a
Il ~ T. that traces back in direct lineage
bsr.' +. s .lqd the name Of Hartwell Is traced
80 20 Alob as the record shows The
M tIas was compiled By l.. w. Densmore
zorro, n. H., who is a son OF Olive
-L'Ss"el Densmore. The given name Of
~ t l DO the line was William and the
Wffi9.ll.L. lle on this side Of the water is
hartwell Of Bethel, son OF John
NJ, SLL who was the grandfather Of
5-s,.s sargent. William HartWell immi-
165s ~ 20 THIS country from England in
Cop.l.g5 Is recorded as a landholder in
spfs - Mass, in 1896, and his decend-
Dc pr oeen accurately traced TO the
4 ~ generation, Of which Mr. Sargent
! ,s-,.l ol the youngest. The history makes
no ~ ~ ln pamphlet of 176 pages, contain
'He names OF 1857 descendants.