Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-17
South Royalton Notes.
M. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.


week.
c. P: Martin returns to Camp Martin
Saturday.
Mark Metcaf returned from the hospi
tai Monday.
Miss Alice Brownell is visiting friends
at Bellows Falls.
W. P. Hubbard was home from Brook
Held over Sunday.
Col. Homer StOughton of Barre visited
friends here Sunday.
Forrest Southworth went to White Riy.
er Junction Tuesday.
Charles Woodard and SON have returned
} from Lake Dunmore.
NJ. II. Hazen lost one OF his stage hors es
by sickness last week.
Miss NJ. Nelson OF TuD bridge is board
ing at Henry Whitcomb's.
Hon. Maynard Stiles and wife returned
to West Virginia Friday.
Mason Beeman and Miss Mary Clifford
have gone to Long Island.
c. P.Tarbell and w M. Sargent returned
from Camp Watson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Ashley and son are
visiting friends in Rochester.
Rev. W. f. Mann will preach next Sun
day afternoon at Broad Brook.
Regular meeting OF Bixby post and corps
] will be held Saturday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. j. f. Badger returned to
their home in Ludlow Saturday.
yalmore Gust man has been quite IN
since his return from Lowell, Mass.
The W. IT. U. will meet with Mrs.
Chas. Wall next Friday at 2.30 p. m.
Miss Hattie Thompson OF Prosper is
staying with her friend, Miss Sewall.
a.. a
I from their visit In Bridgewater, N. II.
Universalist services will be held at
/ Hewitts hall next Sunday at 2:30 p. N.
Mrs. Herbert Bennett and mother Wis
tied friends at West Hartford last week.
Mrs. Warren Preston OF Bethel visited
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Dyke, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck Of Windsorville, Ct,
visited at j. W. Waldo's the first OF the
week.
Henry A. Blake OF sheboygan. Wis, Wis.
tied his sister, Mrs. Henry Dyke, last
week.
viii Benson OF Springfield is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. VIM. Benson, for q
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith returned to
their home at New Haven, Conn.,, last
Thursday.
W. r. has TO Dullu
large barn at Brookheld and commenced |
work on It,
Don't forget the lawn social at Mrs. Ell |
mer Davis Friday evening, the 18th. La
dies bring cake.
Chas. Clapp OF Lowell, Mass, is spend
ing two weeks vacation at the South |
Royalton House.
Mrs. Emma Cole and daughte Cora. OF
Cornish, N. H., are visiting her aunt, Mrs.
). Ellen Preston.
Mrs. Frank Morse and Mrs. sloeum OF
Springfield, Mass, are boarding at
Walter Webster's.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. @. Prescott OF Lynn,
Mass, are guests of Rev and Mrs. Mann
at the Cong'l manse.
Fred Hemenway returned here from
New Haven, Conn, recently for a few
more days OF recreation.
On account OF the continued drouth the
water in White river and its tributaries
is lower than for several years.
Misses Blanche Sewall and Hattie
Thompson Of Woodstock are visiting their
at Randolph Center.
Chas. Cloud and family went TO Acton,
Mass, Tuesday and from there will return
to their home in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. Fannie Tucker and daughter, Jen-
ME, are back after long absence, living
at their old home on Royalton Hill.
Mrs. Ina Monkey Emery and son we're in
town Monday on their way TO Tunbridge
to visit her father, Lorenzo Monkey.
b. r. Moody is visiting his parents in
this week. His brother is in
charge OF the store during his absence.
Arrangements are being completed to
give a concert in the near future for the
benefit of the Village Improvement soei-
ETY..
Rev. NJ. G. Prescott, pastor OF the TriDi-
" Nj. f. church at Lynn, Mass, will
preach at the Congl church next Sunday
VIM. Eva OF Ely visited his daughter,
Mrs. Lewis Leazer, last week. He was on
ais way to Montreal, where he is to en-
rage in mining.
Chas. Southworth has received several
FLOODED calves from Massachusetts, this
hummer to increase his dairy stock In
amber and quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hewitt go to Boston
his week to visit their sons, Clinton and
ernest. They will visit friends in Worces-
er. Mass, before returning. q
Frank q. Thurston and Miss Antonette :
J. Moses, both OF Royalton, were married
saturday Aug. ~, by Rev. w. +. Mann,
,astor OF the Congl church. ,
PIiny Z. Davis, wife and daugh ter of !
Few York city are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I
! 81. Snow. Mr.. Davis is in the employ /
4 the Mercantile Detective service.
Mrs. Lewis Leazer says that she and her
wo boys have picked and sold n bushels
4 field raspberries this season, besides
that they have picked for family use. 5
Rev. w. f. Mann gave a very brilliant 1
nd interesting sermon last Sunday, his
u bject being one taken up by preachers Il
/ times but having different texts and
ne in which sill people have keen and y
hiding interest. MIR. Mann took the text
viii these bones live again?" and by his
presentation and illumined
heories and contexts deeply interested n
is sudienee throughout the service. He
ad his subject well in hand, not using
ties except for one or two quotations. II