Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

James Cow OF Barre came Monday to
visit here.
Geo. Randall is making his home at
Edward Green's.
Thomas Wynn OF Springfield was at
| home over the 4th
Mrs. Lulu Bryant's sister from Barre
visited her last week.
DIR. II. Carpenter is in STAFFORD for a
TWO weeks vacation.
Miss Cornelis Whitney has returned
from Providence, r. /.
Harry Leach of Springfield is visiting
friends here this week.
Wynn Rogers Of Barre came Saturday
and remained over Sunday.
Walter Goss OF Chelsea was the guest OF
DIR. j. Euclid Fish this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bsmforth visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Shepard last week.
j. II. Hewett and family visited his
father in Pomfret last Thursday.
James Oakham OF Poultney is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Edward Sargent.
Valmore Cushman is visiting his sons,
Charles and Albert at Lowell, Mass.
Miss Wealthy Dewey returned to her
home in Hartford, Conn, last week.
Chas. Dou bleday OF Tennessee was the
Frank Reynolds OF Boston, comedian,
was guest at Brightwood last week.
Miss Celia Wynn closed her school in
Sharon last week and returned home.
There will be Universalist services at
Hewitt's hall next Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Hrs. Web McIutosh OF Exeter, n. H., is
visiting friends here and at Tunbridge.
w. T.U. viii hold their regular meet
ing at Mrs. W. V. Eastmanis tomorrow.
Albert Manchester OF Randolph visited
his brother, G. II. Manchester, Monday.
Mrs. Ona Day Bingham and child OF
Lowell are visiting her father and mother.
Miss Flora NJ. Corwin OF Bedford, Mass,
was guest OF Miss Stella Slack last week.
Miss c. w. Haekett OF Ottawa, p. Q. Wis
tied friends here last Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Miss Alice Lamb OF Brooklyn, n. Y, ar
rived home last Saturday to pass her vaca.
tion.
Miss Alice Brownell has finished her
school at Pomfret and returned to her
home.
Miss Cunningham and sister OF Boston |
have been at j.. F. Shepard's the past two
weeks.
X. II. Mather is on the road again this |
week as salesman for Moore, Smith a Co., /
Boston.
Mrs. Il. Il. Jennings has recovered suf- /
ficiently to resume Work at the railroad |
station.
G. W. Brown lost his valuable shepherd 1
dog last week. II Is thought to have been /
poisoned.
Miss Jennie Godfrey is to return and /
teach the grammar department OF school
another year.
Miss Mabel Blake OF Greenfield, Mass.
is visiting her sunts, Mrs. Bradsireet and /
Mrs. Daggett.
Prof. Kibbee returned to his home at
Worcester, Mass, last Monday. His wife
remains awhile.
Ernest Hewitt, engaged with a Loan
& Trust Coat Boston is visiting his father
and mother here.
Mrs. Emma Bliss Hall and daughter OF
Vershire are guests OF Edgar aud Laura
Reynolds this week.
Frank Merrill aud j. c. Freelan OF the
White River Shoe Co. go on the road
this week for orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson and two chill
dren OF Worcester, Mass, are visiting at
her fathers, James Bucks.
Mrs. Lucinda Brewster and daughter,
are visiting friends In town.
Frank Taylor OF Putney, a student OF
the u. Y. NJ. visited his classmates, Arthur
and Warren Tenney, here last week.
Mrs. Lovejoy OF Boston and Mrs. Black
and little daughter OF Melrose, Mass, are
guests OF Mrs. George Brown this week.
Mrs. Julia Foster ana son Joseph, go to
Exeter, n. H., this week to visit her
daughters, Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. SLACK.
John Atwood OF Chelsea was in town
Friday to meet his sons, returning home
from Dartmouth college for their vaea-
ton.
At south Royslton, July 4th, by Rev. j.
D. Beeman, Pearl W. Lyman OF Sharon
was married to Clara B.spaulding oil Roy
alton.
Miss Lucinda Hatch is visiting her sis
.er. Mrs. q. II. Manchester. She has been
10 the west the past p years and lately
returned from Colorado.
DIR. and Mrs. E. J. Fish and sons,
Euclid and Harold, accompanied by Miss
Annie Goss OF Chelsea, returned from
heir outing trip Saturday.
The ladies OF the Universslist society
will hold lawn party at J. q. Ashley's
next Wednesday evening. Cake and Ice
,ream will be served. All invited.
Miss Clarissa Bingham OF Salem, Mass,
laughter Of James Bingham OF this viii
age, left Boston Saturday for an extended
rip in Europe, returning this fall.
Arthur whitman, 10 Foster, Ray Whit
,omb and Carl Day are camping out. Mr..
md Mrs. c. p. Tarbell and Miss Ann
Houston Joined them last Thursday.
Several Iaoies OF the village held picnic
II Woodward's Pond camp last saturday.
i is a delightful place and several more
viii be held during the heated season.
Fred Gray and Fred Wright go TO Nash
Ia, n. h, with c. P. Tarbells race hofs.s
his week where they commence the trot-
ing season. They tutor Richard X, May
lower and Dan W.