Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-29
South Royalton Notes
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Chas. Farnham OF Rhode Island is in
town buying cattle.
Chas. Wheeler and daughter, Myrtle,
were in town Monday.
Miss Lou Denison arrived home from
Denver, Col, last week.
Miss Goss OF Chelsea is guest OF Or.
and Mrs. Fish this week.
Mrs. Lucy Fowler and child returned to
Exeter, N. a., last Friday.
Ernest Hewitt of Boston is spending his
vacation at his home here.
M. s. Adams has reprinted his house re-
Gently, improving its looks.
Mrs. NJ. H. Hazen was taken seriously
Ill Thursday with tonsilitis.
Misses Effie and Amy Kibbee OF Mont
pelier are guests OF Ed L. Smith.
Prin. Frank Graves has moved his fam
lily into q. p. Abbott's new house.
Mrs. Frank Northrup OF Barre is at Lyle
McIntosh's to remain few weeks.
Mrs. Albert Sargent and Mrs. Edward
Sargent visited in Sharon last week.
Frank Washburn OF Rochester was the
guest OF ]. o. Belknap last Thursday.
DIN. Flanders of North Tun bridge was
in town Tuesday visiting old friends.
DR.. Euclid Fish OF Taunton, Mass, is
spending his vacation with bis parents.
A J. Slack and Walter Foster are visit
ing friends in Exeter, N. H., this week.
Mrs. Henry Clark OF Philadelphia is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Benjamin Flint.
The Sons OF Veterans will hold an open
air dance in the park the evening of the
4th.
Mrs Clara wbipple is at NJ. II. Hszen's
this week dnring the illness OF Mrs. Ha-
zen.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wall we're at Wood
stock this week, he being one OF the jury
men,
Mrs. Aurora Rogers went to Randolph
last week to visit her brother, Rev. Homer
White.
Ralph 5oper returned from Dartmouth
college last Thursday to remain through
his vacation.
Arthur whitman and some OF the Young
boys OF the village are camping out in Bar
nard this week.
Miss Dorothy Schantag had birthday
party Monday at J. II. Kent's, 10 of her
friends being present.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown and Mrs. Cbas.
Edgerton OF Northtield were guests OF
]. o. Belknsp Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar watkins have
moved to their new residence and are max
ing some repairs upon 1t.
Mrs. w. M. and W. ID. Huntington OF
Rochester we're guests OF j. o. Belknap
last Friday and Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. r. J.. Fish, DR.. j. f. and
Harold Fish and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lamb
are at Lake Dunmore this week
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. George
Doubleday, and also a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Taylor, last week.
Charles Fulsom and wife were called to
runbridge Sunday to attend the funeral
OF his grandmother, Mrs. Fulsom.
G. G. Southgate was called to Barre
Monday to attend the funeral of his
granddaug hter, Miss Helen Pearsons.
The result Of the ball game between the
West Hartford and South Royalton clubs
was is to 10 in favor OF South Royalton,
Mrs. Helen Southgate Osgood went to
Barre Friday to see her niece, Helen Par
sons, who is very low and not expected TO
recover.
NJ. Mather has commenced his labors as
travelling agent and Mrs. Mather and
Harold are attending the store TO the sat
isfaction OF customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 5. Williams OF
Brookfeld snd Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Wight OF
Randolph Center visited at Z. l.. Free
mans Saturday and Sunday.
At the Methodist parsonage, June ~,
Edison Y. George of Royalton and III ISIS
Core Moses OF Tunbridge were united in
marriage by Rev. j. ID. Beeman.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Terry visited friends
in Thetford last week, making the trip on
their wheels. Mrs. Terry visited friends
in West Hartford before returning
Miss Florence stowe, Chas. stowe, A. q.
Cile OF Lebanon, n. H, Mrs. ID. Nj. Bert,
Hoyt and Edwin Whitaker OF Concord,
n H. were guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Marvin
Hazen last week.
The annual meeting of the South Royal
ton Graded school was held last Tuesday
eyening. c. II. Tarbell was elected mod
orator and NJ. J. Sargent, clerk irving
Barrows, prudential committee 10 serve
wears. w. V. Soper having year to serve
s va = p Tsrbeil 2 years. Heoer Foster
was elected collector and treasurer; j. "
ReI<nap. j. II. Hewitt and b. n. Moody
auditors, They voted toraise tax OF 20
cents on a dollar Of the grand list; Inc
expense OF the four grades for the past
wear was ~ go 25; the net Indebtedness OF
the district is q, 2s9.s1, 1t having been re,
duced the past year by sLos -. Cost Oh
teachers the past year, sl,1Is.sz'
White River grange will hold its regulsr
,,esting SATURDAY, July /, at HEWITT hail.
in this place, at p. m. and the following n5:
Singing by the choir, America; resolng
extracts from the Declaration OF in T
,,andence. j. r. Shepard; essay, me
General Condition Of the Thirteen Origi-
osiCoIonies in I776, Charles Flint; music
Ia singing. Clogsden Sisters; question
s sas ,Sscnssion. ssWhat Is the Greatest Ele-
, ~ of Danger Under Our Form OF Gov.
Eminent !" 10 be opened by DIR. Paine and
Charles Flint; reading OF selection, Mrs;
Cora Morse; singing, CHORUS OF Liberty,
Grange melodies, choir reaoihg L Ls.ls
singing. astsr spsngled Banner" lecture