Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-06
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Tiss Della Cloud has a new bicycle.


Tuesday.
Fred Sargent returned from Littleton, n.
H., last week.
o. #. Allen of Cambridge, Mass, was in
town last week.
Gordon Northup OF Windsor was in
town last week.
Ned Griffin was in Bellows Falls Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Preston returned from Leba-
non Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Tower of Newport, \. H., is
visiting her parents.
Frank Ainsworth was at home from
Brookfeld Saturday.
Fred Sargent went to Littleton Monday
to remain for awhile.
Erastus Packard and daughter returned
to Michigan Monday.
Regular meeting Of the Sons of Veterans
next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lucinda Goff has been quite i'll and
is still confined to the bed.
Robert Porter of White River Junction
visited friends here Sunday.
A. II. Lamb and party from Boston went
to Lake Dunmore Saturday.
Mrs. l.. P. Carpenter and daughter go to
Jericho this week for visit.
Everett Smith has engaged to work for
d. G.. Stoughton at Hanover.
Susan Lamb is in Hartford, Conn.,, visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Kinsman.
Thomas Prindle returned home from
Claremont, n. H., last Monday.
Mrs. c. Holden Of Waterbury visited her
aunt, Mrs. J. Smith, last week.
Wesson Allen is very low yet after
several months of severe illness.
Mrs. Cyrus Smith OF Washington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR. Fish.
Miss Kate Saunders OF Boston was the
guest OF Mrs. j. G. Ashley last week.
The court officers are in attendance at
county court at Woodstock this week.
Mrs. Ed. Pierce of Rochester visited her
brother, J. G. Ashley, and wife last week.
John Shepard and wife return to Exeter,
n II. this week, accompanied by Mrs. j.
F. Shepard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Spaulding of Gays
vile were in town last week looking for
residence to purchase for future home.
The scarlet fever cases are recovering
and Il IS thought that there viii be no new
cases. All the cases thus far have been
very light.
Mrs. Carl Farnham joined the Relief
corps by transfer Saturday evening and
Miss Cordelia Whitney by initiation the
preceding meeting.
The Village Improvement association
are receiving calls for information relative
to the advantages for summer boarding
places with farmers in town.
Frank Bowman of Ipswich, So. Oak,
was in town Saturday. He is travelling
American exposition for the c. V. r. X.
this season.
Mrs. Hattie Hoyt Of Arlington, Mass,
visited her sister, Mrs. o. y. Stoughton,
the past two weeks. She joined the Re
lief corps here Saturday evening, return
ing TO her home this week.
Dr. Euclid Fish of Boston, son OF DIR.
f. j. Fish OF South Royalton, and Miss
Annie Goss Of Chelsea, daughter of DR..
5. n. Goss, are TO be married today,
Thursday, at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Callahan of st. Johns
bury, John Wynn of North Dakota, Pat
rick Wynn, Mr.. Carney and Mrs. Frank
O'Neil OF White River junction were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wynn
recently.
There will be a union service in the Nj.
Z. church next Sunday evening, June 9th,
when the annual sermon for the High
school will be preached by Rev. j. ID. Bee
man. Commencement will be on Friday,
June ltln. at , . tlpth y. IN NAC 1ohE
church. The alumni banquet Will be at
the Brightwood after the graduation ex-
ercises.
II was keen disappointment to the
school children Of the graded schools and
much TO the citizens to be obliged to-
cancel the school memorial services by
order Of the board of health on account OF
the scarlet fever cases. These services in
the past have been very interesting and
patriotic and highly appreciated by those
who attended them.
DIG. Stoughton received serious injury
Thursday by being thrown from his car
rage. putting both bones out of joint at
the elbow. He was coming to So. Royal
ton from Hanover in the evening. His
horse took fright and jumped sideways,
overturning the carriage and throwing
him out He drove three miles to Sharon
before having his arm set. He is about,
but il will be many days before he can
use his arm.
The new dramatic club gave an excellent
entertainment Thursday in their present
alton of the comedy entitled 'Mr, Bob"
The hall was filled and all seemed delight
ed with the many pleasing features of the
play. The cast of characters were as fol-
lows:
Ernest Hewitt, Robert Brown
Joseph Neff. Royson
Everett smith, lne Dutltf
Miss Stella Slack, Rebecca
Mrs o. n. Stoughton, Katherine
Miss Edith Skinner, Marion Bryant
Mrs. Hattie Stoughton, Patty
A good cast and the play was exceedingly
well presented.
The South Royalton High school ball
team played with the Randolph High
school team on the Athletic field here last
Saturday, resulting in a victory for the
home team by score OF s to 6. The
features were the running catch made by
Cassidy; Faneufs capturing the difficult
grounders, which left Fish rolling on the
ground; Fish's long drive to left field,
which let him down to second, together
with his sprint from there home when
Faneuf sacrificed which run tied the score