Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-07
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. sARaENT, Local Editor.

Frank Merrill is in Boston this week.
Morris Lamb returned to Boston Friday,
john Fenton has gone 10 Swanton TO re-
main.
George Kennedy is moving to Sharon to
reside.
c. W. clapp of Lowell, Mass, is in town
this week
John S. White Of Concord, n. H., was in
town Friday.
J. w. Bright returned from Lowell and
Boston Friday.
w. f. johnson Of Woodstock was in
town Saturday.
WE. Cushman of Boston visited Mrs. +.
r. Smith last week.
Mrs. w. II. Luckett and sister were in
Williamstown Friday.
Whitney w. r. G. OF Tunbridge visited
Bixby w. r. c. here today.
Mrs. Louise Woodwork is in New York
state to remain indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Roberts visited
/ friends in STAFFORD last week.
Fred Sargent is rapidly recovering from
his late illness OF appendicitis.
b. G. latham has secovered from his ILL
ness sufficiently to be at the village.
/ James Smith, a former resident here, has
returned and purchased the John Metcalf
/ farm.
John W. Slack has gone to Gloucester,
Mass, with his daughter, who resides
there.
Mrs. Arabella Adams was taken very i'll
Monday morning and is in critical con-
dition.
Mrs. Fred Culver is visiting friends in
Bethel, Norwich and Barton during her
vacation.
There have been Is cars, 1900 bushels, of
apples shipped from this station by l. b.
Sargent this fall.
1t is currently reported that Chas.
Clapp OF Lowell, Mass, is TO have the
Cascadnae hotel at Royalton.
James Cloud and A. 5. Paige returned
from Boston last week with several horses
purchased there by j. n. Cloud.
+. b. Beal Of Boston and w. II. Butler of
Burlington were in town Saturday In the
interest Of the \. =. Telephone Co.
Rev. J. D. Beeman is recovering from his
illness very slowly. This is the fourth
week and be is not able 70 be out yet.
Charles Fulsom received news Saturday
that his father, steadman fulsom, Of Iun-
bridge was III and az the point Of death.
The members Of Rising Sun chapter Of
the Eastern Star visited Wenona chapter
at White River Junction last wednesday
evening.
Miss Gertrude Goodale Of Auburndale,
Mass, came here last Saturday 10 attend
the wedding Of her twin sister, Grace
GoOdale.
The scmi-annual meeting OF the Village
Improvement society viii be held at Tar
bell a Williams Office next Friday even
ing, the sth.
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shop that was erected on railroad land 10
a site near the hotel. George Hackett has
charge OF the work.
Mrs. j. B. Estes and son. who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Galnsha the
mast two weeks, returned to their home IN
New York last Monday.
Mrs. Olin Billings received serious in
jury Saturday BY being thrown from her
carriage. dislocating her shoulder and /
bruising her about the head and side.
The friends Of DR.. II. II. Hayward and |
wife will give them a reception at their /
home in Tunbridge Thursday evening, |
Nov. 18th. A general invitation isextend-
ed TO all.
John waterman's horse, Roy b., won |
the first prize in the 80 class, and VIII /
Jones horse, Charlie, the first in the three |
minute class in the races trotted on Tun- /
bridge course last saturday.
Mrs. A. n. Stoughton, formerly Miss 4
Grace Dimicl. has been engaged TO do the /
cooking for few weeks at the South Roy /
alton House while Mrs. Culver, the regu-
lar cook. is on vacation. Mrs. Slough l
ton Is considered up-to-date in cuisine,
having attended the Boston Cooking /
school two years.
The annual senior exhibition OF the
High school will be given in the Cong
church Friday evening, Nov. p, and will
consist of Rotations, destinations, ora-
tions, essays and music. The names OF
the seniors are as follows. - Maud Abbott,
Mabelle Aldrich, Jennie Cowen, Mabel
Doubleday. Stella Dutton, Harold Fish,
Lizzie Freeman. William Hardenburgh,
Ernest Howe. Raymond Noyes, Ida Row
ell. Josie Sargent, Ray Southgate, Florence
Christel Walker, Arlie Whit
ney and Ivanhoe Woodwork.