Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-19
South ROyalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

MISS Clara Davis goes TO Normal schoo
! this fall.
Mrs. Foster Sawyer is visiting friends
In Brldgewater.
Miss Sadie Cilley returned to Randolph
Center Monday. ..
| Mrs. Frank Graves visited friends in
Randolph Friday.
W. Z. Luckett, station agent, was in
Barre over Sunday.
Henry 0sgood and E. s. Parkhurst were
at home over Sunday.
Elmer Bean OF Franklin, n. H., was in
town on business last week.
Miss Susie Metcalf OF Springfield, Mass,
Is visiting relatives in town.
W. II. Martin came down from Under
hill Saturday for a short stay.
Bert sawyer and wife OF Windsor are
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Lyman Gibbs OF w. r. Junction
visited friends here Wednesday.
Miss Emily Phelps OF Lebanon is visit
ing her brother, Joel, and family.
Harry Place has finished work for A. P
Skinner and is to go to Mortified.
Miss MoIlie Bingham OF Hsnover,N N. H.
is visiting her father and mother.
Mrs. Ludlow, son and mother OF Brook
$
Miss Cassie Barrows of Hartford was
guest OF Mrs. viii Perkins last week.
A. H. Lamb and Elmer Hapgood went to
Lake Dunmore last week for an outing.
Mrs, W. F. Cushman and daughter re-
turned to their home In Mortified Friday.
Mrs. d. LOOMS OF Worcester, Mass,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Whitman last
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. c. McPhetis of Glouces.
ter, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Slack.
Rev. c. B. Moody OF Minneapolis, Min,
visited his brother, B. Il. Moody, here
recently.
Mrs. P. E. Stesrns OF Binghamsville Wis
tied her brother, Rev. J. D. Beeman, here
last week.
Mrs, n. G.. Whitney, after a severe sick
ness, is able to be about the house in a
wheel chair.
Geo. Skinner OF watham, Mass, was
guest OF CD. Loveioy last week. He is a
native OF Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Anderson and chill
dren are visiting Rev and Mrs. W, E.
Mann for few weeks.
Miss Alice Buck and her two nephews
OF Worcester came home to her fathers,
James Bucks, last week.
Mrs Geo. Dewey and daughter, Iris, OF
Bayard, Iowa. are visiting the family OF
her brother, w. @. Whitney.
J.H Houghton OF New Bedford, Mass, !
and j. ID. Simons OF Boston are visiting
friends here and at Gaysville.
Mrs. Cbas. Whitlock OF Worcester and
daughter OF Manchester visited MIR. and
Mrs. j. G. Ashley last week.
The w. c. 7. U. will meet with Geo. w. !
Tenney next Friday at , 80 p. NJ. Notice I
given by secretary, Mrs. q, Z. Tenney.
Jonathan Gallup OF Escauaba, Mich, |
VINO has been visiting mis- brother, Wal |
lace, went to Brooktield Saturday to visit |
friends.
Mrs. Franz Bond OF Worcester. who has /
been the guest OF Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent the /
past week, went to Weston Saturday to
visit friends.
Carlos Farnham has secured a position /
as engineer at the Barre quarries and is to
move there as soon as be can make ar
rangements.
Rev. Chas Dutton and family go to
New Haven this week where he Is to locate
the coming year. They lived at Keene, n.
H., the past year.
Ernest Goodale sailed for Europe last
week on a business trip for the Rswson
Morrison Manufacturing company OF
Mass.
The following unclaimed letters were at
the postoffice July l6th:-Mr, G. w. Day,
Calvin Porter, r. Waite Miss Ruth Hanks,
Mr.. f. G.. Klinck, Mabel VIM.
Mrs. Chas. Senter has purchased the
Wall residence near the NJ. r. church and
will move in soon. IL is reported that
Mr. Senter has purchased the Chas. Flint
residence.
Mrs. Warren and daughter OF Fairlee
we're in town Tuesday Her eldest daughter
fell from a swing and broke her wrist ana
was taken to the hospital at Hanover
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Spaulding Lyman obtained a
divorce from the court last week, giving
her the custody OF her child and an order
10 her husband. Pearl Lyman, to pay -
week for its support.
Miss Jennie Godfrey called on friends in
town Thursday on her way from strauord
v here she had been to attend the wedding
Of her friend, Miss Laura Hatch, a recent
teacher IN the graded school.
Chas. Holmanis little son came near be-
ing drowned Tuesday while bathing IN
he river In deep water. He was rescued
py will Belknap, " no found him in such !
position that be would not have come 10
The surface again without help.
All the dEAOtu eNnbuA ultCAAubg NhiANN
asst Monday evening to see what action
he voters would take relative to improve (
nents In heating and ventilating the {
building, il was voted TO instruct the COM
nittee to make such improvement IN heat
ne and ventilating and plumbing in the
a., in their judgment, is nee I
.ssary and such as the state board OF I
health will approve.
N. Hazen, who, with his wife and !
Miss Hattie Jennings, is travelling ~ Eu'
one. writes nome very interesting letters
mon mis- travels, giving a very minute
description OF the scenery, noted places
md buildings. art galleries, statuary, ho- .
els. Transportation facilities, etc. tie has
-lsited Germany, Belgium, Switzerland
nd italy and will visit France, England 8
md scotland before returning home.
The class OF Jan. 81 Randolph Normal,
,eld its first reunion Thursday, July II,
4 the home OF one OF its members. Mrs.
fred Wright. at South Royalton. Out OF