Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-21
SO uth Royalton Notes
n. J. sARoENT, Local Editor.

NJ - CAk1ENAs IpNal A1AAtts
Mrs sarah Cram is visiting at Mrs. Al
zna Kelsey's.
Henry Hayes is seriously III with hemor-
image Of the stomach.
Leon skinner vent 70 Boston last week
10 remain through the winter.
Misses Lottie and Lillian Poole returned
10 their home in Boston last week.
Mrs. sam Clifford and son, Theron, are
visiting al Don Gifford's this week.
Edgar Watkins had second attack of
apoplexy last week and IS very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Barker are visiting
his people in Maine for few weeks.
Mrs. J. B. Durkee and Miss Lucy Hale
are visiting friends In someryille, Mass.
A. II. Lamb has returned home from
two months outing at Lake Champlain
DIR. Elmore More and family return to
their home in Providence, K. l., this week.
Miss Ruth Cutter Of Chelmsford, Mass,
il guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clapp
this week.
Mrs. Alice r. Corliss OF Oxford, \. H.,
visited REV. and Mrs. sherman Goodwin
over sunday.
Mr.. Comstock and wife have left the
Pember place and are with Mrs. Lucy
Kinney al present.
A. 4. Ned has taken possession OF the
Abbott livery stable property he pur-
chased few DAYS ago.
Mrs. ". r. Perkins is on a visit for a
few weeks to her husband, who is at work
in East HAMPTON, Mass.
CLYDE LEISURE Of Fitchburg visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. z. LEISURE, last
week, returning sunday.
Mrs Charles Loveioy and son, Edward,
art visiting her sister, Mrs. Saunders, and
family al Petorboro, ". II.
Miss Hattie Hall OF Portsmouth, y. H.,
srflged mere saturday for a short visit TO
friends Of early acquaintance.
Matter Ordway OF Manchester was in
town Monday on his way to Tunbridge 10
visit his mother, Mrs. Lougee.
Sir. aud Mrs. G. II Gage, Mrs. d.
Quimbv. Frank Quimby and M. J. Ballou
visited C. r. Wards family Sunday.
DR.. J. Euclid Fish and family came up
i from Boston Saturday for a short visit to
his parents, DIR. aud Mrs. l.. j. Fish.
Mrs. James Pike goes to Winchendon,
Mass, today to pass the winter VITA her
daughter. Mrs. X. u. Grain, and family.
Mrs Erva NJ. Sargent takes the mezzo
soprano part IN the cantata, 1.-The Holy
CITY, given at Bethel Thursday evening,
Oct 18th.
W.R. strout, real estate agent Of New
York, in company with brother, was
here last week. They are heavy dealers IN
farm real estate.
several cases OF measles have developed
In the village and vicinity, none serious IN
any case as vet. All cases and those ex-
posed are quarantined.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill and son, Merton, OF
Il Concord. y. H., and her father, Francis
4 DiekeFman. OF Randolph were at r. D.
Camps the first OF the week.
Miss Susie b. Adams OF Roxbury, Mass,
and her sister, Mary E., OF Nashua
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Adj
ans, deceased, visited here Saturday.
Frank Carey lost horse last week.
While filling a silo, the animal caught us
foot in such a way that it pulled on the
hoof and had to be killed Immediately.
A, p Paine and his sister, Laura, vent
10 Randolph last Thursday TO meet their
sister, Mrs. Smith. who was on her way
from Boston to Michigan to visit her SON.
Mrs. Bessie Starr and daughter, who
have Tor the past three weeks visited her
sister. Mrs 4. j. Fish, ana family, re-
turned TO their home in Minnesota lues-
dsy.
L. p. Abbott has purchased the home
stead Of the late w. w. Gallup ana VIII
make il his residence A. Il. Neh is TO oe-
eupy the tenement now occupied by MT
Abbott.
Miss Hattie Hall, who is guest OF Mrs.
Erva Sargent while visiting friends mere
favored the choir and her friends by rem
dering a solo at the Cong1 church service
last sunday.
A gang OF men arrived here last Thurs
DAY 10 work on the site OF the birthplace
OF Joseph Smith, founder OF the Mormon
church, where a monument IS TO be erect
ed It viii be completed and dedicated
Dec 23d.
George Coy is having a serious sickness
such as he has been subject to at times Ior
The past ten years. He is at North run
bridge and has been cared for by ms
4 brothers, Charles and John, ana sister,
Mrs BuzzeH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hunt, Miss stew
ems and Edward Austin OF Manchester. \;
h., Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ Sargent ana son OF
Winthrop, Mass, and Mrs. =. l.. sargent
q Chelsea were guests Of Mr.. and MIS-
Albert Benedict last week.
The agent Of the International cores
pondence school at Scranton, Pa, y mere
with an outfit for information ana IN
sruetion in the study in the trades ana
engineering professions by correspond
enee. He has his headquarters az SaI-
gent drugstore.