Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-23
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

from business trip In Massachusetts.
Mrs. Horatio Blake has moved into III
Smith house, vacated by James Griffin,
The Shepard Family intends to return
from its summer concert tour this week,
Miss Salome Bryant OF New York cit,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lavinia Adams
w. Morse and N. P. Wheeler OF w
r. Junction we're in town last Thursday
Mrs. Hattie Sargent is quite i'll vet
having improved but little the past month
Mrs. Charles Chickering OF Leominster
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. HANNAH
Wallace.
Mr. Fred Slack OF Manchester. NH.
was called here Saturday by the illness Of
his father.
Mr. Tuttle of Boston was the guest o.
John Woodward last week, returning
Thursday.
Miss Sue Lamb and her niece, Miss Lou
Use Kinsman, visited friends in Waterbury
Wednesday.
c. W. Bennett OF Palmer, Mass, has been
in town few days visiting his sister, W be
is very sick.
Misses Cassie Bingham and Lottie Bos
worth OF Salem, Mass, are visiting at Mr..
James Bingham's.
viii Kinsman aud Miss Frances An
drews OF Hartford, Conn.,, came Thursday
to visit friends here
There will be no preaching at the Cong'l
church next Sunday, the pastor being
away on his vacation.
MIR. Payton Sherwin and Mrs. Luella
Sherwin OF ElRin, ILL.,, visited Mr.and Mrs.
j. G. Ashley last week.
r.. -
ously i'll the past week, suffering from a
slight attack OF apoplexy.
Mrs. West and Miss Badger of Lowell,
Mass, are boarding with Mrs. Henry
Whitcomb for few weeks.
Mr.. Lyman Cloud OF Alabama, who is
visiting his parents here, was quite seri-
ously ill for two days last week.
Harry Hudson took his string OF horses
to L4conia, N. H., last Monday, where he
had them entered for the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Daggett returned
home from their carriage trip to his ia
theirs il Charlestown last Saturday.
Regular meeting OF Camp No "a, will be
held Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock. All
members are requested to be present.
Miss Louise Kinsman OF Hart ford Conn,
is visiting her aunt, Miss Sue Lamb. She
is accompanied by friend, Miss May
Sloane. - r~ssats
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Terry went to East
Thetiord last Wednesday to visit friends
and will also go to Andover, N. H., before
their return.
Prot. Kibbee OF Worcester, Mass, who
is soending his vacation at Mr.. Constant
Dodges, will preach at the M. E. church
next Sunday.
DR.. Logan OF Woodstock was called here
last Wednesday to see Mrs. NJ. Burnham,
one of his patients in Woodstock who was
here on visit.
Mrs. Maud Williams OF Lebanon, N. H.,
and Miss Carrie Moore OF White River
Junction were guests OF Mrs. c. @. South
worth last week.
Mr.. Roy Allen OF Broad Brook is report
ed sick and obliged to give up work at
Geo. Ellis MIR. Wesson Allen has pur-
chased bicycle.
MrGeorge w. Ward has found an own
er for the horse that came into his pasture
four weeks ago. 1t belonged to Mr.Adams
Of Royalton Center.
Mrs. Will Smith, nee Hattie Slack. OF
Laconia, N. H., was called here by tele-
gram Saturday because OF the serious ILL
ness other father, John Slack.
Mrs. Hattie Gould OF Chicago is visiting
her parents and friends here. Mrs. Gould
is engaged as saleslady in Marshall d
Fields department store, Chicago.
N. W. Sewall has recently had beauti-
full upright Emerson piano placed in his
home for his daughter, Blans he purchased
OF McKannon Bros. & Co., Burlington.
Mr.. Henry Kinsman Of Hartford, Conn,
is the guest OF his brother-in Law, A. n.
Lamb. Mr.. Kinsman is In feeble health
but is somewhat better than when here
last year.
The Sons OF Veterans extend cordial
invitation to the members OF Bixby post
to visit them at their next regular meet
ing Saturday evening. All members are
requested to be present.
Capt. E. Il. Aldrich Of Charlestown,
Mass, one OF the officials OF the states
prison, is spending his vacation with
his wife at Mr.. Sanborn's near the VII
lage. Mr.. Aldrich was captain OF Coz 3,
I'd Vt. Vols, at the close OF the war ana
has been connected with the prison since
then,
Mr.. DIN Merrill, chairman OF the state
Republican committee, net with Inc sew
eral town committees at White RIVER
Junction. last week Wednesday and laid
pciUrt luS w lHuSOT COuuOy tO"A,
tees the plan OF the coming campaign
work in the state, which will begin ABOUT
Sept. LIST.
The So. Koyalton baseball club played
very interesting game OF ball with tne w.
Hartford club on the home ground Sa!ur-
day, which, at the close OF the 9TH inning,
stood % to II in favor OF the SO. koyaiIon
club. Mr.. George Doubleday OF SHARON
was umpire. The home nine play Inc
Bethel club here next Saturday.
Mrs. Bell OF Thetford is a guest OF ner
aunt, Mrs. E. j. Fish. Her HUSBAND ID =
surgeon In the Cuban army, having Jolneu
an expedition there last winter. ne wenC
to North Carolina last year for his hea'tn
and to take course OF lectures az meai-
cal college, after which he LETT ior cuDa'
The many friends and acquainta1ces o.
Mrs. Phineas Pierce OF Waterbury. OonnY
now visiting in town, extend her coralai
welcome. The family OF Mr.. ana Mrs
Pierce was one OF the best known anu ~
huential ones In the town. After Cne ueavtt
Of her husband in 1891, Mrs. Pierce "en'
to live with her daughters.
Mr.. viii whitney lost two gooo coMs
last week in most unusual manner. ~
was requiring the fence enclosing Ihs
pasture and cut some black cherry ilnsp'
to top out with. The cows pelng nsa
began eating some OF the leaves ana SOUL
after were noticed going to Droo s;a ne