Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-06
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Carroll Atkins and wife went to Boston
Friday.
Arthur Cowdery is at home from Sara
toga, n. Y.
Horace Tenney has bis new house ready
for plastering.
Miss Cassie Bingham returned to
Salem Monday.
Gordon Northrop Of Windsor visited
/ In town last week.
Mrs. Hutchinson Of Hartford is visiting
Mrs. {. p Abbott.
Mrs. Horace Whitney has returned
home from Boston.
Mrs. George Porr OF Haverhill, Mass, fs
visiting relatives here.
Benz. Flint is very i'll and his recovery
is considered doubtful.
Mrs B. L. Moody returned home from
Waterbury last Monday.
Albert Merrill is III again and unable to
be at his place OF business.
Miss Jennie Pierce OF New Jersey is
visiting her father, Levi Pierce.
Mrs. Lottie Bosworth Martin returned
to her home in Lowell last week.
Rev. j. ID. Beeman returned Friday after
a three weeks vacation In Maine.
Miss Hsrrie Faueuf has returned to
Barre where she has employment.
Mrs. Jane Cilley Morse is visiting her
uncle, Fred Sanborn, OF st. Adams.
Prof. Ed. Bowman and family OF st.
Louis, Mo, were in town Saturday.
Rev. Louis Dexter OF Whitman, Mass,
visited Mrs. Lucinda Dexter last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Porr OF Haver-
hill, Mass. visited friends here last week.
Howard Ingram OF Rochester visited
friends here last week, returning satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCloud of New York
city are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Durkee.
Frank Bowman, son and daughter of
Ipswich, So. Dakota, are visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. Edward Bailey, son and daughter
OF Iiconderoga, \. Y, are visiting NJ. s.
Adams and family.
c. s. Pierce and family returned home
last week. Mr. Pierce is now employed
at Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. W. f. Terriu OF Montpelier was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Sargent
Friday and Saturday.
Two peddlers were recently arrested in
town and bound up for trial for peddling
goods without license.
Rev. W. E. Mann will postpone his va
cation few days to go to Hanover to |
consult an eye specialist.
Rev. Mr.. Steele OF Sharon will conduct |
religious services at Broad Brook next |
Sunday, Sept 8, at .. N.
Neil Nye returned to Boston Friday |
where he is employed. He has been Wis
iting his father and mother for the past |
three weeks.
Mrs. Briggs and son and daughter re-
turned to their home in Someryille, Mass, 4
Monday. They have been guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. DurKee the past two
weeks.
George Cotton, wife and two children t
Of Depew, n. Y, who had passed the last /
two weeks here, started for home Mon
day. They made a short stop at Mont
pelier and Barre.
Henry Lovejoy and daughter OF Marion,
la, leave here for their home this week.
They have been visiting his brother, Chas.
d. Lovejoy, the past four weeks. They go
TO Lowell and Boston from here for
short visit.
Royaltonis Stickney, Rep, 2l3:
Senter, Dem, So; Barnes, Pro-, 8; Pirie,
Soc. Dem. l. For Republican town rep
resentative, 1856; for Democratic town rep
IS. Norman w. Sewall elected
town representative.
We have received two different scores
and versions OF the ball game at Roches-
ter Saturday. Only one can go, and toll
lowing our usual custom, we publish the
one coming from the place " here the game
was played .-[EDIToR.
Prof. Hugh @. Greene and family OF
Melrose. Mass, Mrs. W. V. Carr and
daughter OF North Haverhill. n. H., and
Mrs. c. B. Greene OF New York, who
have been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. c. Greene, have returned TO their
homes.
VIM. Wilson OF Sunderland, Eng, was
in town over Sunday. He has been en-
gagged in the importation OF lumber from
this and other countries and was on his
way from Quebec to Washington, ID. G.,
and stopped to see A. g. Whitman, having
known his father in England.
The benefit concert given By some OF the
ladies' OF the village under the manage
meut OF Mrs. Kittie Belknap last Friday
evening to raise fund for payment OF
piano for the use of the village was an
much enjoyed oy those
attending aud the auditorium OF the
,hurch was filled. The solos and duets,
both vocal aud instrumental, were timely
rendered, Mrs. Kittie Belknap, Walter
joss and Fred Sargent taking the Leading
parts. A good chorus assisted in giving
,n excellent entertainment. Miss Lucia
skinner OF Royalton rendered violin solos
n a pleasing manner, with Miss Ealth
skinner piano accompanist and Mrs.
trace Burnett organ accompanist. Ernest
Hewitt gave three Rotations, which we're
exceedingly well rendered and called
'orth enthusiastic applause.