Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-15
South Royalton Notes.


mouth over Sunday.
Albert Morse of Barre visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. O. Belknap last week.
Miss Mabel Smith of Rochester visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nye last week.
Miss Kittie Waldo and sister, Hazel, are
visiting friends in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. IIazen left here
Sunday for Boston to pass a few days.
C. c. southworth will sell his personal
property at auction Tuesday, March Goth.
W. A. Bingham has recovered sufficient
~ to return TO his business in lowell,
Mass.
A. II. Lamb returned from Boston Sat-
urday, having passed the winter with his
son, Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. southgate Of Barre
visited his mother and family here over
Sunday last.
J. @. Ashley and wife and her brother,
3. r. Lille, visited at Henry Putnam's IN
Barnard last Sunday.
The marriage OF Fred Allen to Miss
Laura Page Of Barnard is announced to be
solemnized March 2ist.
Rev. A. J. Eastman and Rev. II. K.
Whitney OF STAFFORD were guests Of Rev.
Sh rman Goodwin Tuesday
The Senate has confirmed the nominal
tion Of j. o. Belknap, recommissioned as
postmaster at South koyalton.
Misses Maud Abbott and Marion Wynn
were at home from the Normal school at
Randolph Center over Sunday.
John schontag arrived. here from
New York last week Wednesday to join
his family, after years absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Wells and daughter
arrived Saturday from New York. They
expect to return to salt Lake city soon.
I Mrs. Kimball OF Washington, D. C., ar
rived here Thursday to visit her sister,
I Mrs. William z. Smith, who is dangerous
+ ly i'll.
/ The machinery and fixtures for the Per-
cival furniture factory arrived here this
week and will soon be in readiness to OPP
crate.
Mrs. Fred Smith Of South Tunbridge
was taken to the hospital at Hanover last
week tor an operation for removal OF gall
stones.
Edward Sargent and family arrived here
yesterday and are 10 occupy Mrs Betsey
Pixies house that was occupied by Albert
Sargent.
Edward Smith OF Royalton was operat-
Cd upon for appendicitis at the hospital at
Hanover last Saturday with good success,
and is doing well.
The freezing weather the first OF March
furnished a second crop Of ice on the
ponds that will be sufficient for domestic
use and meatmen here.
Herbert ). Pierce Of Providence, K. L.,
who recently purchased Z. {. South
worth farm, Is expected here IN few
days 10 take possession.
Fred Freemanis son, Charles, was sue
I cessfully operated upon for appendicitis
I by Drs Gle aud Fish last week Wednes-
day at the home Of Mr.. Freeman.
I Mrs. A. Bedell Of New York city has
been a guest OF Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Shep-
ard the past two days. She was summer
/ b0arder at Mr.. Shepard S last season.
1 j. e. Stetson, principal Of the school,
went to bis home at Hanover, Mass, last
week Wednesday, having recovered from
/ the grip sufficiently to take the trip.
] Clifton Flanders returned home Satur-
I day from three weeks trip on the road,
securing orders for furniture to be manu-
factured here by the Perciyal company.
/ Mrs. William e. Smith was taken criti-
cally III with heart failure last week. Drs.
Fish aud Burnett we're called IN attend
nnce. She is vet very sick and symptoms
are uniayorable 70 recovery.
j. ". TAYLOR Of New York city has pur-
chased the Orrin Burbank farm, and bis
son Is to take possession next week. Mr.,
I TAYLOR is a resident OF Winsted, Conn, and
4 is in business in New York city.
] Borodel Woodard went to Boston Mon
I day for a shors visit TO friends and to JOIN
I his father. who has been there the past
I two weeks. They are to attend the we'd
I ding 81 a relative at Campello, Mass, to-
morrow, Friday.
F.S. Morrison, state secretary for the
.
address union congregation al the Nj. y
church Sunday evening, March Is. No
offering will be taken, but good attend
ance, especially Of young men, IS earnestly
desired.
I Fred shepard is not one who often gets
mixed IN domestic or business affairs, but
was little absent minded one day last
week while on some business in the VII
lage. When ready TO return, he took
seat i'm the carriage and attempted TO STAR
for home. Finding his horse did not re-
spond to the word, go he discoyere1
that il was made secure TO htehlng
post. In relating his experience, he tolc
his wife that 10 one saw HIM.
Mrs. Laura Irene Inman, widow OF A. {
fnman. died quite suddenly at her hom'
in this village last Friday Of pneumonia
at the age OF IS years. Mrs. lnman wa'
born in Hartford, VT, daughter OF Lev
and Irene Green Colburn. She was mar
ried to MIR. InmAn at East Bethel SONS
time in the sixties. Formerly they weT'
fsidents OF Royalton and also OF Easi
Randolph. and were residents OF White
River Junction at the time OF the death o
Mr. Inman. The funeral was held at mel
home Monday and burial in the villag'
cemetery. Rev. Sherman Goodwin otficiat
ing.
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