Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-22
South ROyaltOn Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

j. II, Debhudu vi DOSIOH is u guest a
The Brightwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Terry are visiting
friends in Hartford.
Henry Ross returned to Amesbury
Mass, last Saturday.
e Miss Ella Latham returned THURSDAY
from her trip to Montreal.
Mrs. R. D. Grain and son returned tc
Wnchendon, Mass, this week.
c. H. Brooks OF Wichita, Kan, visited
j. G. Ashley and wife last Saturday.
The farmers are securing the largest hay
crop they have had for several years.
Misses Nellie and Laura Cotton OF Clare
mont; n. H., are visiting friends here.
A. H. Lamb, Don Cowdery ard Henry
Kinsman are at Lake Dunmore this week.
Miss Alice Corey of New York is visit
ng Mrs. j. II. Kent and Mrs. j. A. Schon-
Tag.
Mis- M. E. Evans, a recent guest at the
Brightwood, has gone to the beach at Cape
Ann
Rev. II. NJ. Goddard will preach at the
Broad Brook schoolhouse next Sunday at
Jpn.
CLIFTON Hewitt and wife OF Boston are
usiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL.
Hewitt.
Fred Hudson and p. G. Buck have re-
turned to their place of business in Worces
a Mass.
Miss Emma Gordon, teacher in May
ard, Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Han
TAB Wallace.
Mrs Minnie Waldo Pentield of New
York city is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Ms J. W. Waldo.
Mrs. c. w. Slack and Mrs II. c. Blake
atended the funeral OF MIR. VIM. Slack at
Norwich last Friday.
Mark Metcalf is at the medical hospital
1t Hanover, N. H., to have cataracts re-
moved from his eyes.
Ed Smith was on the street last Satur-
day for the first time since he, scalded his
loot three weeks ago.
John A. Slack was called to Norwich !
&Frday to attend the funeral OF his |
tMlher, Charles Slack.
IN, Thompson and wife returned Sat. |
uig from their visit to friends in Ran |
faEh during their vacation.
ME-. Williams has recovered from
Slc9s injury received last winter suffi-
ealy to walk about on crutches.
Htnry Kinsman and wife OF Hartford,
Vln., are visiting friends in town and
mat present with Miss Sue Lamb.
Hiss Maud Kingsbury of Philadelphia
guest OF DIR. e. j. t ish. Miss Kings
1E is in the employ OF Wanamaker a
NJ. and Mrs. Bracket OF Boston and
w. and Mrs.C Clapp OF Lowell, Mass,
zee guests at the South Royalton House
~ week.
The auxiliary of the w. f. NJ. society Of
EN-. E. church will serve ice cream and
axe on the church lawn Friday evening.
lare cordially invited to be present.
Miss May Garfield of Somerville, Mass,
DO has been attending the international |
tpWOrth League convention in Toronto, I
-an, is visiting at the NJ. e. parsonage I
bis week.
Mrs. Moses Chase OF Bethel is visiting I
flas Doubleday and wife for few days.
eAe is soon to go to Nebraska, where she !
70 make her future home with daugh- !
James Doyle made and sold from Oct.
VI, to July IL, 1871, 1,006 pounds OF but
! besides ample supply for his family OF ! /.
70 persons, from the milk OF three cows. I.
Portus Baxter, Jr., of Chicago, son of +
on ex-Congressman Portus Baxter OF n
d9ont, deceased, is writing up histori- n
aaetches OF the early prominent fami- t
rs Of the state. +
Willie Balm and Ray Dole OF Mortified c
Is' guests of Leon Skinner last Monday. Il
balm is the son of Albert Balm, for
'esideut of this village. He is now
ysed in Nichols & Sanborn's drug store
Arthfield.
hand Mrs. NJ. S.Adams received news n
week OF the death OF Miss Georgia q
@4sy, daughter OF DIR. Z. Bailey of IT,
lueIoga, NY. Miss Bailey bad been in =
lsallh for several months. DR.. Bailey u
an only son by accident year ago,he
,ing been killed while assisting the sta "
agent in shackling cars.
w Elmer E. Moore and wife of Provi- II
~, K. l., are visiting friends in town.
are on their wedding tour and came II
nom Montreal. DR.. Moore is son
N.Y., ~. David c. Moore, former practi- n
,.s 10 town. They went from here to "
aslord last Wednesday to visit friends
lhe birthplace of his father. OF
N Barker of New York city, Mrs.
insnorn OF Bridgewater, Mr.. Callahan is
~. .olisville, KY, W. c. Parker and John w
NY Of Quechee, Mrs. Harry Hudson OF
~ and her sister from Felchville, ds
/ n rl arnham and son OF West Fairlec TT
81, and Mrs. c. Z. Farnham of Tun-
~ were guests OF Mrs. Clara Whipple n
NJ - week. 70
m, nh Evelyn NJ. Lovejoy Of Chicago is ~,
! M " friends in town and at present Is so
- sister, Mrs. Charles Lovejoy. She co
80 mere last week Wednesday and Is :.
Il s.naln tor 4 few weeks. Mrs. Love- =
,at IN, Ule Of the few lady students of YER
~. VINO has advanced in a collegiate Of
kosrt,I.'o the degree OF A. e., which she
In received at the Chicago Univer'
II WINDSOR County w. Q. T.U meeting
,s,s - .he Nj. e. church Friday was very sol
gossIih and instructive along the lines
y 3, ~ -. temperance work. Quite num- hai
b. NJ oi-town people were in attend
~ me members of the local union Wis
|n5 49, press their appreciation of the w,
Htsii.stahce OF those who helped in en-
EatioB, delegates, etc, during the con-
Eaily n SlaIs Whipple's mare, Lady, re- sui
tbe 5 5,.l veed very fine chestnut colt, WI
bood ,o,,sl, sire, Alexander, 2:2O Ia II pill
ID orr snls youngster ought to be spI
|slbraS LADY herself is a speedy and WI
Euont p1lare, her sire being Ivan, by Ell
bat usest, son of the great Bel we
Ily c,ale-f Isl dam was Hiatoga Belle, by Ro,
dam =. !, "a dam, by Scott's Histoza,
Uops5l tia"ley's Hiatoga and 4th dam