Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-31
South Royalton Notes.
MI. SARGENT. Local Editor.

|
Arthur Stoughton returned from Bos
ton last week.
Mrs. Joel Phelps visited friends in Leb
anon last week.
Everett Smith of Washington is visitin
at DIR. r. j. Fish's.
; Miss Minnie Metealf visited at Yves
Hartford last week.
Mrs. f. M .Lovejoy returned from Peter
boro, n. fl, Monday.
Wallace Slack is here visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Samuel Slack.
Mabel Southworth returned from Hol
yoke, Mass, last week.
f. f. Bamforth and wife were at j. NJ
Shepard's over Sunday.
{. p. Tarbell and family returned from
Camp Martin Saturday.
Frank Ainsworth was at home from
Brookfield over Sunday.
Chss. Hemenway OF New Haven, Conn.
is guest at Brightwood.
Mrs. Henry Sargent and daughter Josie
returned home Saturday.
Harold Fish returned from his visit To
Taunton, Mass, Thursday.
Prof. Kibbee returns to his home in
Worcester, Mass, this week.
Irwin Doubleday has his 3ew house in
the village nearly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Doubleday visited
4 friends in Pomfret Saturday.
Will and Charlie Rinsman OF Hartford,
Conn, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Mary Perkins Shepard returned to
/ her home in East Braintree, Mass, Thurs
day.
Miss Agnes Dunbar and Maud Johnson
nc d LlHsN d - A.
week.
phia were guests Of Mrs. james Pike Sat-
urday.
A. II. Lamb, Henry Kinsman and Ed
Smith are at Lake Dunmore this week for
an outing.
Mrs Nina Stoughtou and her sister,
Mrs. G. K. Hoyt, visited friends in Chelsea
last week.
school in the Orriu Burbank district
commences pext Monday with Miss STA
Ward teacher.
White River grange will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting at Hewitt's hall Sat-
urday at 2 p. m.
Miss Muriel Howe, daughter OF Capt. +.
Howe, OF Mortified visited Miss Bertha
Soper last week.
John Hewitt returned from his trip to
Boston and Worcester last Monday. His
wife returns later.
John Allbee and wife OF Somerville,
Mass, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Shepard last week.
X. II. Mather has sold his stock OF goods
and is to go on the road as salesman for
Moore, Smith a Co., OF Boston.
Mrs. Chas. Blake and daughter and son,
Frank, and wife of West Concord n. H., I
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Ira spaulding. |
Estes Conant was considerably injured |
Saturday by being thrown from his car
rage In going over water bar in the
highway.
Byron Manchester OF Randolph visited 4
Henry Manchester Monday. He reports 4
his brother, Forrest, much better and
improving.
Rev.-G. Van Blareom will preach at East
Barnard next Sunday at D. m. The
service at Hewitt's hall will
be at $50 p. m.
Prof. Aver and wife OF the University OF
Vermont at Burlington we're guests at
the South Royslton House last week, re-
turning home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, who moved onto
the Blessington farm last spring, have
sold their farm and returned to North
Conway, n. H., Tuesday.
The Graded schools commenced Mon
day with Prin. Graves, Miss Jennie God
trey, Mrs. Webster, Miss Clara Davis and
Miss Ella Latham as teachers.
Mrs. W.. f. Bssonette OF West Hart
ord and Misses Carrie Bartlett, Emma
ind Lizzie Farnham OF Florence, Mass,
ire guests OF NJ. II. Hazen and wife.
The attendance OF scholars at the Grad /,
ID school at the beginning of the term
asst Monday was 1873. Twelve entered the
1igh school who have not attended the !
chool before.
Dwight Leisure has contracted TO take /
barge OF building a new barn, 100x40 IT., [
or IA &. Benson OF Royalton to take the
,lace OF the one destroyed by lightning a
ew weeks ago.
The selectmen and road commissioner c
re making extensive repairs on the high i
way in the village and putting in con- e
uets to take the surface water on Chel- O
ca and Windsor streets. n
+. W. Olmstead, wife and daughter and I
faster Frank, A. Hasty, Miss A. Hart [
yell and John Albee and wife OF Boston, c
irs. George Shepard, Flossie and Master }
George and Miss Mary Stewart OF Central o
'alls., X. l., are guests at Mill Brook 2
arm. Mrs. Ella Strange and two chill e
rem left to visit friends in Worcester and a
,oston last week and are to return to her q
ONE in Palatks, Fla. early in September. j.