Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-20
South Royalton Notes


M. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.
Mr.. Azel sanborn is visiting his son fol
few days. Ss& )&f
J.B. Eldredge Of Randolph was in towr
last Friday. sS'S as'
Artie Faneuf OF Lynn. Mass, is at HON,
for few days.
Mr.. Ed Pierce OF Rochester visited ]. g
Ashley last week.
MrPratt Of Hartford is visiting at Chas
| Vests this week.
MIR. Luther Cady OF Quechee called on
friends here Friday.
Arthur Whitham's brother has been Wis.
ting him the past week.
Mrs. Hazen OF West Hartford is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joel Phelps.
Mrs. D. L. Burnett returned home from
Camp Martin last Thursday.
Mrs. Chester Doubleday OF New York
CITY was in town last Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Chickering returned to her
home in Lancaster, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. E. R. Sargent OF Ludlow is visiting
her daughter, Mr.. H. M. Goddard.
Brookfeld club here next Saturday.
Mr.. Newton Culver OF Richford visited
his mother here the first Of the week.
Two daughters OF DR.. Briggs OF Somer-
vile, Mass, are visiting at j. B. Durkee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slack OF Manchester,
N. e., arrived here Saturday to visit
friends.
There was a large number from this
place attended Barnum's circus at the
Junction.
Mrs. Lester Corwin and son OF Fitch
burg, Mass, are visiting at James Ken.
worthy's.
Mrs. John Moulton was the guest OF
Mrs. j. o. Belknap last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Lavinia Adams and Miss Lulu Ad-
ans are visiting friends in Brookfield and
Randolph.
Mrs. Hudson and two children OF
Worcester, Mass, are at Mr.. James Bucks
for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Penfield, OF Hartford,
Conn.,. are at her fathers, j. w. Waldo's,
in Brooklyn.
Blackberri are very plenty this season
and have been sold here the past week at
FIVE cents quart.
r.J.B. Durkee and wife returned from
their two weeks carriage trip to New
York last Saturday.
Miss Salome Bryant returned to New
York last week to resume her duties at the
Mills Training school.
Mrs. Hattie Bean Smith and daughter
Of Franklin, N. H., are visiting her moth
er here for few days.
W. c. Hopkins, principal OF the Grad
ed school, returned here Wednesday, ac-
companied by his wife.
Walter Hubbard went to Berlin last
Tuesday to commence his job OF carpen-
tering on a church there.
Mr.. Obed Whipple OF Pomfret was in
town last Saturday, accompanied by sew
eral OF his summer boarders.
Mr.. Arthur Whitman, w. P. Noyes and
W. NJ. Sargent went to Camp Martin last
week for few days outing.
Mrs. 0. A. Burbank returned home
Thursday from three weeks visit to
Rhode Island and Connecticut.
John Mudgett went to Poultney on BUSH
ness last week, returning Friday, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Oakham.
Mr.. W. H. Martin, who is camping at
Milton, sent home couple OF 7-pound |
pickerel, which he caught Tuesday.
Mrs. f. A. Hale left Tuesday morning |
for her home in Morrisville, after sojourn |
Of several months with her son, Mr.. n. |.
Hale.
DR.. F. Leavitt Of Somerville, Mass, ar
rived in town last Saturday to join his
family, who are visiting at Henry Double
days.
Mrs. Elijah Lamb OF New York, former
ly Miss Emma Hayward, arrived here last
week, and went to Tunbridge to visit
friends.
Mr.. Fred Townsend OF Brooklyn, N. ",
joined his family at ]. W.. Bright's last
week, where they have been boarding for
the past few weeks.
Mrs. W. o. Belknap visited in North.
field last week and with her husband, took
in the circus at Montpelier, returning
the last OF the week.
Mr.. Clarence Moulton OF Randolph,
proprietor Of the stock farm, was in town
last week. He has several horses in train.
ing on the track here.
Mrs. Ramage and Mrs. Mathewson re-
turned to Barre last week. Mrs. hamage
expects to return to her home in South
Brewer, Me-, in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 3. Adams went to
Bethlehem, N. H. last week. Mrs. Adams
will remain awhile to escape the discom-
Tort occasioned by hay fever.
Mrs. Edward Foster and Miss Alma Eos
Ter returned from Camp Martin last sat.
arday. Miss Alma was much benefited
but Mrs. Foster has not improved.
gang Of eight buncos attended the
races here last week and did quite Hour
shing business for awhile, but were made
70 return some OF the money blowed In.
Alba Brownell Of Worcester, Mass. came
from Old Orchard beach, accompanied by
friend, last week to spend the remainder
p bis vacation. They returned to boston
Monday.
One Of MI. Clarence Moulton's horses IN
raining here, received quite serious ~
ury last Thursday night by straining the
muscles Of the shoulder, while rolling ID
he stall.
Mr.. Thomas Prindle was the recipient
asst Saturday OF purse Of moneys birth
lay gift from friends, presented by some [
'oung ladies Of the village. In the sum {
'iiver him were so cent pieces, denot- /
lis age.
DC. Stearns OF Royalton was nominated
own representative at the Republican eau
as last Tuesday. There was no other can /,
idate named. Mr.. Stearns Is proprietor
] the Cascadnac House and isa strong
republican.