Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-30
South Royalton Notes.


IA. .. E7AAonNIs AUChl E<ullors
Miss Cora Leavitt went to Chicago Tues.
day.
Mrs. e. A. Kimball went to Cabot Mon.
day to visit friends.
Fred Freeman is reported sick with an
attack OF appendicitis.
Charles Farnham of Providence, r. L.
was in town last week.
town last week Friday.
Miss Hetty Huntington has returned to
her home in Washington.
Mrs. Mary Newton of Pomfret called on
friends here last Monday.
Miss Celia Wynn and Miss STA Ward
close their schools tomorrow.
John Bixby OF Bernardston, Mass, vis-
tied friends in town last week.
Miss Kitty Waldo of Bethel visited rela-
tives here the first Of the week.
Bert Tenney and wife returned from
Providence, X. l., last Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bert Tenney are boarding
with his mother, Mrs. Ruth Tenney.
Mrs. Lena Burbank Northrup OF Barre
is visiting her parents for few days.
d. c. Remington of Harrisville, RI, was
the guest OF o. A. Burbank last week.
Mrs. John Atwood OF Chelsea was the
guest of Miss Lucy Hale last Saturday.
Benz. Waldo of Concord, N. H., is visit
ing his father and mother here for few
days.
Mrs. George Brown returned last week
from trip TO the northern part of the
state.
her brother, j. G. Ashley, the first of the
week.
DIR. e. j. Fish and son, DIR. Euclid Fish,
visited the Medical college at Hanover
last week.
Fred Brownell, with his wife and daugh-
ter of Pomfret, visited his mother here
last week.
Miss Tarbell of East Granville is visit
ing her uncle, c. p. Tarbell of this place,
this week.
DIR. J.E.Fish returned to Taunton, Mass.
last Monday after weeks visit at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burnett of Bethel
visited their son, DIR. ID. l.. Burnett, here
last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Graves, son and daughter
went to North Dakota last Tuesday 10 wis.,
1t her parents.
Miss Edith Skinner is at Mortified this
week attending commencement at Nor
witch university.
Cadet Paul Densmore will graduate at
Norwich university this week and was
chosen valedictorian.
Rev. G. H. Pennoyer will preach at
Slack's hall next Sunday at 2 O'Clock p. m.
and at Sharon at p. m.
Miss Mollie Bingham returned from
Salem, Mass. last Saturday, having I'm
ished attending school there.
Seventy-three years ago last Wednesday
Gen. Lafayette passed through this town
from Woodstock to Montpelier.
Mrs. Nellie Skinner was granted d.
vorce from her husband, Arson p. Skim
ner, last week at the county court.
1t is reported that Arthur Cowdery is to
engage IN the upholstery business here as
soon as he can complete arrangements.
Mrs. Kimball, widow OF Col. e. A. Kim |
ball of Washington, d. c., visited her sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. q. Smith, here last week. |
Louis whipple OF Boston is visiting at
his home here few days. He is book
keeper at John P. Squire Il Co.'S, Cam |
bridge, Mass.
]. B. Durkee and j. o. Belknap, execu-
tors of the will of Mrs. Emily Crandall,
render their account for settlement Thurs
day, the Both.
Prof. H. H. Kibbee and wife OF Worces'
ter, Mass, are spending their vacation |
with Mrs. Kibbee's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Constant Dodge.
Mrs. Kate Cove OF Brooklyn, N. Y, was
called to STAFFORD to attend the funeral OF
her uncle, Fred Barrett OF Wyoming, at
Sunday.
Mrs. L. d.. Mcintosh gathered s bushels
Of straw berries Monday from e-fourth
OF an acre OF land. She has one half an
acre under cultivation.
A large number of the citizens were at
Orange and Windsor county courts last
week on the case of State V. Young and |
the Skinner divorce suit.
Peter Limeaux had his foot badly in
jured last week by being caught between
Two heavy iron beams while at work on
the new iron railroad bridge.
Robert Miller OF Detroit, Mich, super
intendent OF the Michigan Central rail
road, was the guest OF Or. ID. l.. burnett
and J. G. Ashley last Saturday.
Raymond Parker OF Fitchburg, Mass,
was In town last Thursday. He and his
wife. daughter of Col. Isaiah Bacon, de-
ceased, a former resident OF South Tun-
bridge, are visiting friends ia Tunbridge.
Prof. Green OF Tilton seminary, N. H..
will sing in the Methodist church Sunday
morning. Mr.. Green Is member OF the
Glee club and is good singer.
William Hsrdenburg will sing solo IN
The evening.
s. A. Gillett OF Syracuse, N. Y; Mrs.
Kate Chamberlin Cove, Brooklyn, n. X;
!. Fitzgerald, New York; Z. A.. Tebbell,
VIM. Byington, Albany, n. Y; Q. o.
Britton, N. Y, and N. A. Morrill,, Chica-
70, were guests at the South Royalton
House last week.
White River grange will hold its next
Meeting Saturday afternoon, July "a, at
he home of Charles Brown. The follow
pe program will be carried out: Cues
ion, "What are some of the most desira-
Die enioyments of farm life 2" Mrs. Nora
Ross; I'd, "Compare the social features OF
home lie at the present time with nifty
years ago." Mrs. Sarah Eastman; Sd, us
INABILITY an inherited or an acquired
raft of character ?p Mrs. Ella Tenney ~
III. "What are the objects of the Grange"
O be discussed by the members; 9TH,
How can these objects best be obtainedF"
ssay by Mrs. Emma Dyke.
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