Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-11
South Royalton Notes.
N. ]. sAReENr. Local Editor.
Leon Richardson is in Buffalo,

friends here.
DIR. c. J. Rumrin of Randolph was in
town Friday.
South Royalton enjoyed an unusual
quiet the 4th.
Miss Sue Lamb returned from Hartford,
Conn, Friday.
Harry Cloud Of Barre has been at home
the past week.
Leon Latham Of Milton visited his par
ents last week.
Miss Bessie Jones of Barre is visiting at
o. A. Burbank's
Miss Gertrude Brownell is at Bethel in
the Bascom House.
quite i'll at Quechee.
Miss Bessie Jones of Barre is guest of
Miss Helen Burbank.
Ernest Hewitt returned home from Bos-
ton Monday morning.
Albert Merrill has moved to his farm
purchased last spring.
Miss Molly Bingham of Salem is visiting
her father and mother.
Mrs. P. S. Belknap gave a tea party to
young friends Saturday.
Ralph Soper is at home from college on
a vacation until Sept. LIST.
JIG. Ashley and Fred Field attended the
races at Barre the Fourth.
c. E. Black and wife visited Alr. and
Mrs. Chas. Graves Sunday.
Clifton Flanders returned home from
Tewksbury, Mass, last Saturday.
Mrs. Amelia Manchester returned to her
home in Lebanon, n. H., Saturday.
Prof Hugh G. Green and wife are visit
ing his parents during his vacation.
Mrs. Henry Clark Of Philadelphia is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Benz. Flint.
Mr.. Bowman Of Waltham, Mass, has
arrived in town for his usual summer out
ing.
Chas. Wall received news Saturday Of
the death OF his brothers wife at keenei
NH.
Mrs. Hattie Cutler Of Windsor visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Green, last
week.
Barton Shepard Of Ludlow visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Shepard, over
Sunday.
sberins Frank Wheeler and Peck of
West Hartford called ON Sheriff Jones last
Monday.
Mrs. Bertha Allen visited her father and
mother at Bethel last week, returning
! Monday.
A party of about 20 Of the elderly people
of the village are taking an outing at Lake
John today.
Miss Lottie Poole Of Dorchester, Mass,
came saturday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
James Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B.Titus Of New York
city are visiting her parents, Dir. and Mrs.
| j. W. Waldo.
W.T.. HYDE. AN Whitney and Miss X.
Merrill are taking summer vacation al
John Shepards.
Rev. J. ID. Beeman and wife arrived here
Friday and will make their home IN the
! NJ. Z. parsonage.
Frank Merrill Of the Shoe company left
Monday on a three weeks trip on the road
with shoe samples
A. T. Nef lost one OF his work horses
last week by its eating a large quantity Of
green cherry leaves.
DR.. Il. j. Fish has been in Waterbury
two DAYS this week with Mrs. +. T.. Bam-
1 forth, who is very i'll,
Lightning got risky with the electric
DYNAMO Saturday evening and the hghts
were out for a while
Fred GREY returned home Friday from
Barre where he was engaged in the races
with his mare Beulah.
STA Ward and Clara Davis have returned
home from the Normal school at Fitch
burg. Mass, last week.
DIR. Fish and Mrs J. NJ. shepard were
called to Waterbury Monday BY the illness
OF Mrs. Belle Bamtorth.
Miss Wilson Of Illinois. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. r. b. Galusha' re-
turned 10 her home Tuesday.
w. Brockhsm, who left the employ OF J.
w. Waldo a few days ago, to go to Bridge
port. Conn.,, is to return home soon
Miss Minnie E. Blodgett OF Randolph
has been engaged to teach the primary ana
Miss Jessie Parker OF Royalton the gram
mar department OF the graded school the
next term.
Mrs. Harriet Celley, who lives at Harvey
Smiths. was called to Burlington last
yCeal rs attend the funeral OF her brother,
| B. W. Thomas, who died at ProNlaehce, =,
III. He was for Il years an engineer on the
| c. V. r. X.
Don Cowdery returned home from Bos-
ton and salem, Mass, Saturday, where ne
has been the past two weeks. ne atlenu-
ed commencement at Harvard college, NJ
nephew. Thomas Bosworth' graduating
ne il to take a rest for month or more
visiting friends here and then 90 TO Chl-
cngo where he has a position as teac her OF
English. French and Spanish IN the lhl-
caUo Latin school.