Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-01
South Royalton Notes.
rank Burke has returned to Boston.


Sept. Sd.
Prof Frank Graves little son is i'll with
typhoid fever.
Veba Haynes Of Franklin, y. H., is vis-
iting friends here.
Mrs. Myrtle Cove and daughter return
ed 10 Barre Monday.
Miss Sadie Monroe is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Victor Haynes.
Elmer Hood of Fitchburg was guest of
Don Slack last week.
j. II. Hewitt and wife visited friends in
Woodstock last week.
Mrs c. B. Wall has returned from her
visit to Newport, n. II.
Miss Bertha Cloud is assisting Mrs. w.
II. Luckets as house maid.
Miss Hattie Lock was the guest of Miss
Ethel Spaulding last week.
Elmer Brownell returned to his home at
Worcester, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Dudley Of Montpelier visited
Mrs. Janet Smith last week.
n. P. Courser takes possession of the
So. Royalton House Aug. lst.
Mrs. Ed. Green visited her daughter,
Hattie, at Windsor last week.
Most of the farmers have finished hay
The heaviest rain fail since early spring
occurred Sunday and Sunday night.
Warren Waterman has moved here from
Quechee and located at Mill village.
Walter Hubbard and A. +. Rand were
at home from Brooktield over Sunday.
D. p. LEISURE attended the funeral OF his
father at Winchester, n. H., last week.
Rix Williams and Fred Chapman are
Q afR Ion Mt Il al 20
Mrs. Nettie Waldo Sargent is reported
somewhat better, but not yet able to walk.
Miss Carrie Cushman OF Mortified
visited her aunt, Mrs. Januette Smith, last
week.
Mrs. Abbie Benson Walton Of Nashua,
y H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. William
Benson.
Ed. Wilson and wife Of Franklin Falls,
~ H., visited Mr., and Mrs. Jonas X. Flint
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Nicola D'Ascenzo Of Phil
adelphis, Pa, were guests Of Mrs. James
Pike Tuesday.
A. A. Rand has engaged to 90 10 Victory
steam saWInll.
George Smith, superintendent Of the
shoe factory was in Boston last week, re-
turning Sunday.
Fred Farnham, superintendent of the
Copperfield mines, and his daughter, were
in town Monday.
Henry Doubleday Of Somerville, Mass,
former resident Of this village, visited
friends here last week
Joseph 7. Lance, son Of Judge Lance, Of
Cabot, was the guest OF his aunt, Mrs.
Janette Smith last week.
Mrs. Ellen Preston is assisting Mrs. J.
F. Shepard during the stay Of summer
boarders at Mr.. shepards.
There viii be collection taken up next
Sunday morning for the benefit OF the
American Missionary society.
The c. v. r. r. Co. are raising the track
through the village y inches and are re-
painting the inside Of the station.
The principal business places in the vii
LACE will be closed the 18th of August, the
day OF Old Home Week celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Swift Of Streeter,
III. and Miss Hattie Miller were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Belknap last week.
A.E.Bennett and daughter OF New York
are taking their summer vacation here /
and are boarding with Miss Ala Day.
All. Lamb. Walter Spau lding, VIII
Hardenburg and Harold Fish returned /
from their outing at Lake Dunmore
Wednesday.
GUY Adams OF Bolton and Miss Grace
Chapman Of So. Royalton were united in
marriage Sunday evening, the 18th, by
Rev. W. r. Mann.
Ira Spaulding, builder, has Ora Goodale's
new house well along towards completion.
The plumbing and wiring Tor electric
lights was done last week.
The Womans Relief corps OF Tunbridge,
a a..lA an HI-A
Jamestown met with Orvltle BMby corps
mere Wednesday for district meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Winsns Of New
York have arrived at the Southland iarm
for their summer outing. They have been
summer visitors in town for the past four
or five years.
There is to be a race meeting at the
Riverside trotting park, So. Royalton, on
Thursday. AugSth. Trotting and pacing,
800 class trot purse, s25; 2-5O class trot
and mace. S25: 2-2S class trot and pace, 90.
Races to start at ! o'clock sharp.
prof, VIM. G. Price, principal Of the
agricultural and industrial
school at Cappahosie, Va, gave a brief ms
tory OF his educational work as student
and teacher in the interest Of the colored
people Of the South at the Congl church
last Sunday.
:. Clement Drew received news last week
Of the death OF his brother, Addison OF
Elein. Ill. Mr.. Drew had been, prior 70
his illness Of two years with Brights as
ease. n successful teacher and principal OF
business college in Elgin. He was a native
Of Tunbridge.
Mrs. Fannie W. Bixby Of Chelsea, Wild
ow of Capt Orville, was received INTO
mem bership OF the Woman's Relief corps
al the district meeting held here Nednes-
iav. Capt. Bixby commanded Co. = OF
the second Vermont regiment az the DAY
fie ~ tbe Wilderness. and was MORALLY
wounded in the second days engagement,
MAY 5th 1854.
The committee OF the Outing and Old
Home Week club Of South Royalton nave
arranged to have grand picnic Old Home
week on Tuesday, Aug. Is, at the camp
ground. lake John Everybody Is cordial