Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-13
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

/ hngton last week.
DIR. Euclid Fish returned to Taunton,
Mass, last Monday.
Mrs. Alice Rogers and child returned to
Barre last Thursday.
The drovers resumed shipping stock to
market last Monday.
The latest report from Harold Fish is
that be is recovering.
DR.. II. L. Keith has gone to Putnam,
Mass, for a few weeks.
! Miss Florence Soper OF Randolph visited
at w. v. Soper's last week.
| NJ. H. Hazen is having his telegraph
poles in the street painted.
Miss Gertrude Brownell is visiting
friends in Randolph Center.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Hszen has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be out on the street.
Prof. Beeman OF Brooklyn, n. Y, Wis
tied Rev. j. ID. Beeman last week.
Mrs. Edward Foster and son, Joseph,
went to Exeter, n. H., Friday.
Mrs, Alice Corey OF New York is the
guest OF her niece, Mrs. j. II. Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Ashley held lawn
party at their residence last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Boyden OF Ran
dolph Center we're in town Tuesday.
MIR. Leach, Dartmouth student, visited
his ulassmate, Ralph soper, Tuesday.
Miss Alice Buck OF White River june
tion visited her parents over Sunday
Arthur stoughton was elected division
surgeon at the last state encampment.
Chas. West has his new barn completed
and IN readiness to receive his hay crop.
Thomas Wills and son Of Lynn, Mass,
visited his sister, Mrs. Prindle, last week.
Prot. Il. @. Green is spending his vaca-
tion az his fathers farm on Broad Brook
B.F. Miner Of Montague, Mass, was a
guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. Brown last I
week.
Miss Fanny Slack, an attendant at the
Waterbury asylum, is visiting at her Ia
theirs.
Miss Cora Pierce and Miss Cassidy Of
Lowell, Mass, are guests Of Mrs. George \
Brown.
w. X. Davenport, presiding elder, and
wife were guests Of Mrs. Cnas. Wall over
Sunday.
Rev. e. e. Grant of Sharon will preach
in the Broad Brook schoolhouse July 10
at p. m.
The large cannon recently given to the
G. A. X. post was mounted In the park
this week.
Mrs. Flora Putnam and sons Of New
port, n H., are guests OF SIR. and Mrs.
Chss. Wall.
The auxiliary OF the W. F. NJ. society 4
will meet with Miss Alma French Friday
At 80 p. m.
c. p. Tarbell went to Nashua, n. H.,
to see his horses trct In their
first race OF the season.
Forrest Southworth is now his own
man, his father having given him his
time during his minority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hemenway, son and
daughter OF New Haven, Conn, are guests
d Mr.. and Mrs. 5. q. Drew.
Fred Freeman has been III and unable
TO work the past week. The last report
was that he was reco sering.
Mrs. Hattie Bean Smith and daughter,
Alice, OF Franklin, n. H., are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Caroline Bean. .
Mrs. Eveline Lovejoy Of St.Cloud, Mimi,
came here Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Loyeioy, and other friends.
Mrs. Kate ChamberllD Cove Of Brook
Iyn, n. Y, is guest of Miss Alice Lamb
II the home OF her father, Amos Lamb.
Mrs. Reed, president Of the State w. c.
T. o., who was to address the people here
Monday evening, did not put IN an APP
Dearanee.
Mrs. VIM. Tarbell of Chelsea, who was
stricken with paralysis Sunday, was a
iormer resident OF this village and is well
Known here.
Chas. Hinkley OF West Hartford, Conn,
ION OF James Hipkley OF this town, is re-
ported very sick. His mother has gone TO !
ARE 70. him.
Mrs. Annette Locke Luther and neph-
w OF Meadvile, Pa, arrived here Friday !
md are to spend the summer with Dr. ana
Mrs. T.. j. Fish.
Mrs. Alice Reed, president OF the state
of the W. c. I. u, presided
i a meeting held at the Congl church
Monday evening.
The town library books are being ex- 7
hanged and the list of new books is near
v completed for purchase, covering the
own appropriation OF 49,
Harold Fish was attacked with pneu- C
nonia last week and is very SICK. de was '
more comfortable Monday with no I'M
sually alarming symptoms,
Mrs. Samuel Slack OF California, for
1er resident OF this village, is visiting 4
riends in the state. She is at present
18th her daughter in Rutland. ,
PRINCIPAL Frank Graves is to have an
ssistant in the High school the coming
erm, Mrs. Walter Webster has been en-
aged to teach one-half day each school
az.
The Sons OF Veterans were quite sue
essful financially with their dance the c
th. altho' they were compelled TO aoan- l
on the out door dance on account OF the
howers.
There has been a heavy shrinkage OF
III AT the creamery the past three weeks
'ith the same NUM- Der of cows, owing TO
he extended dry weather that has affect. a
! the pastures. T
Mrs. Jonn Durkee OF Fort Edward, y. d
Who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. r