Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08
South Royalton Notes
NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.


Tuesday.
Frank Merrill went to Boston Tuesday
on business.
Arthur Aldrich.of Boston is visiting his
brother. Gilman.
Mrs. James Doyle is reported little
better this week.
Mrs. Fred Haynes is reported very i'll
with appendicitis.
Henry Osgood of Albany, n. Y, was at
home over Sunday.
Mrs. John Kibbee has been seriously i'll
the past two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hinkley is taking summer
outing at the beach.
Edward Conant has a brother from
Boston visiting him.
Mrs. J. E. Badger returned home to
4 Watstield last week.
Miss Edith May Perkins has returned to
her home in Barnard.
Mrs. f. B. Morse of Springfield, Mass,
| is in town for few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Hale Griswold of Barre is
visiting her sister, Lucy Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dow of Claremont,
| y. H., visited friends here Monday.
Alba Browneu of Worcester, Mass, is
,
/ Misses Celia and Kate Wynn are at
Bethlehem, \. H., for few weeks.
Mrs. j. Blodgett of Ansonia, Conn, is a
guest at Brightwood for the summer.
Frank Ainsworth Of Brookfeld visited
his family here the first of last week.
Misses Josie and Marion Wynn are visit
ing their brother, wiz, at st. Adams.
W. Freelan went TO Salem, \. H.,
Saturday to visit his home over Sunday
Mrs. Frank Bacon and daughters Of
I Boston are guests Of Miss Ellen " oodward
/ this week.
Messrs. Lucas OF Phillips and Lucas
/ OF Montpelier were guests OF Elmer Hap
good Friday.
Mrs. Mary Talbert and Miss c. W.
/ Hackett went TO Northfeld, Mass, last
week Tuesday.
/ A. NJ. Brownell and Miss Victoria Olson
/ Of Worcester, Mass, are visiting his
mother and sisters.
Miss Bertha soper went 70 Franklin
/ Falls Tuesday to visit Mrs. Hattie Bean
Smith and her daughter
Prof. Frank Graves little son, who IS
/ having a run Of typhoid fever, IS doing az
1 well as could be expected.
/ c. ". smith and daughters returned
home from a carriage drive TO the north
part OF the state last Thursday.
Mrs. P. s. Belknap went to Waitstield
j Monday, where she was engaged to sing IN
/ a concert given Tuesday evening.
4 c. W. Marston of Montpelier, former
resident and merchant here, was the guest
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Woodward Friday.
James Abbott and son, Jamie, and
/ daughter. Gladys. OF Washington, ID. g,
/ are guests OF NJ. 5. Adams and daughters.
A.G. Whitman is making betterments
| on the Prindle premises, John " mite
residence which he purchased last
spring
/ The marriage Of West A. Freeman and
/ Miss Grace Wiley is announced TO TAKE
! place al Shara@s next week "Wednesday,
| the l4th
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baxter of Rec
wood. Cal, visited Mr.. and Mrs. henry
I Hatch this week. Mrs. Baxter is sister
OF Mr.. Hatch.
Harry Marvel and wife Of Hartford,
Conn. visited Mr.. and Mrs. O. A: bur
| hank last week. Mrs. Marvel is niece OF
| Mrs Burbank.
/ Mrs A. c. Waterman. Miss Addie
Waterman. Miss Matte Bush and Miss
/ Emma Gordon left here Monday on the
/ Buffalo excursion.
Mrs Herbert Sargent, who has been
confined to the bed with rheumatism the
past two weeks, is better, but not yet
/ able 10 sit up or walk any
Miss Sue Lamb gave a reception Mon
dav evening to few friends and acqualht-
ances of Miss Emma Gordon and James
4 Abbott. who are visiting In town.
Miss Emma Gordon Of Maynard, Mass,
I Il visiting friends here and IS now the
guest OF Miss Sue Lamb. She goes 70
/ Bnfislo. \. V, this -veek. Miss Gordon IS
a native of South Royalton.
Mrs. Fabien Dupuis Of Randolph, Mrs
/ Walter Chadwick and son. Clyde OF L3 eD-
anon. \. H., Miss Hattie Rogers and WIZ
fred faRock of Bethel were recent guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. win o. Morrill,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Bowman are to
move 10 Barre this week where they IN
tend 10 make their future home. MI ana
Mrs, Bowman are estimsble people ana !
Is regretted that they are to move RON
the town.
George Harvey OF Royalton was m tn,
viIlage last Monday with his beautuui
~, -. ~ work horses. They are a fine spec
4 linen Of Vermont work horses OF hand
some bay color. weighing 5000 pounds;
strong and good-proportioned limbs ana
| shoulders.
At the commencement of the June term
- .,nrt III Windsor county there were lla
cases On the docket OF this number =
Wers new cases, and in a Of these cases
either a fine or Imprisonment was IN poseu
/ ~ Ave ~ the original cases bonds were
called amounting to 5000. Fines pald e
ne amount Of $500. Forty-nine cases
including liquor cases we're mol pressed
~ otherwise disposed Of. Only seven
cases now remain on the docket
One Of the most attractive ana enter inter-
rrisinp announcements in connection VIII
~ oRservance of Old Home Week IS
little pamphlet sent out by the Nillag'
I,nrrovement association OF soutl
PnIalton. 1t bids all welcome 70 IN,
town, has several half tone Illustrations q
il natural beauties ana sets ioisI
condensed form its business, tTanspor.
tstion and natural facilities. Iaken a