Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-24
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Lou Ethel Carpenter went to Lebanon
Saturday.
Bernie Cowen was home from Quechee
over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Brewster returned to Bos-
ton Monday.
Mrs. Mary Talbot returned home from
Randolph last week.
Edward Chadwick of Lebanon is visit
ing friends here.
Frank Sherlock had two cows killed by
lightning last week.
William W. Gallup went to Nebraska
last week to visit his sons.
Hoyt knight and family visited friends
IN Brownsville over Sunday.
Clinton Merrill was at home from White
River Junction over Sunday.
Fred Sargent was at home from Little
| ton, \. H., over last Sunday.
Grin Burbank of Boston visited his I'M
Gle, o. A. Burbank, last week.
Mrs. Sarah Dudley Of Montpelier visited
her niece, Mrs. Ed Smith, last week.
Mrs. Mary H. Griswold OF Barre is visit
/ ing her mother, Mrs. Martha Sibley.
Mrs. Cow and daughter Of Barre are Wis
| ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Whitcomb.
Mrs. Fred Chapman and son, Ralph, re-
turned from Meriden, n. H., Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Southgate Wis
tied friends in Keene, n. H., this week.
Mrs. l. /. Nowlan and Mrs. Charles Web
] ster OF Stafford were in town Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Norcross and son of Winchen-
don returned here from Montpelier last
| Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen of Boston
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mer-
/ rill last week
Mrs. Walter Baker and Mrs. Kate Shir-
| lock of SOmerville, Mass, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shirlock
Mrs. Jessie Billings and son Of Sharon
visited her brother, NJ. J. Sargent, and
Mrs. Albert Sargent last Friday.
Mrs. Eliza Fish and son returned home
last week from a two weeks outing at
their summer home in Washington.
w. II. Butler OF Burlington, superin-
tendent Of the Vermont division Of the n.
y. Telephone Co., was guest OF M. II.
Hazen Friday.
Charles Smith left here today Thurs
day. for Fargo, North Dakota, to visit his
brothers, Emerson and Fred Smith, resi-
dents Of Fargo.
The White River grange will hold a bas-
ket picnic at j. F. Shepard's on Saturday,
Aug. 9, 1902 during the day. Every body
tlIAthllN AuflltuF
Edward Martin Of Lowell, Mass, arrived
here last week to remain a few DAYS with
his family, who came here earlier to pass
he summer season.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tracy and daugh-
ter. who have passed a two weeks yaCa-
tiOn here. returned TO their home in New
York city today Thursday
{. +. Black and w. H. p. Luckett were
elected Saturday delegates to the Demo-
cratic state convention, and o. n. Slough
ton and G. p. Abbott, alternates.
Rev. W. NJ. Newton, presiding elder of
this conference district of NJ. p. churches,
has purchased the Charles Flint house
owned by Charles Senter, late resident
here.
sunday, July p, at the NJ. Z. church
the pastors morning subject will be THE
triumphs Of the cross in Christian philan-
thropy;N in the evening, "Moses and the
plaques.
Charles Wiley was mustered and o. n.
Stoughton re-admitted into the G. A. II.
as members of Orville Bixby Post and
Mrs. Homer Preston joined the Relief
Corps last Saturday evening.
A. II. Lamb, Leon Richardson, Bert
Moody, Walter Spaulding, Harold Fish,
Frank Bryant, Ray Southgate, Walter
Hardenburg are outing at Lake Dunmore.
On Friday July 25th, at the M. f.
church, dinner will be served at noon and
during the afternoon a rummage sale of
household goods, etc, will be held on the
church grounds. followed by lawn party
for the evening, with musical and liter
ary program, and ice cream and cake
served Everybody is cordially invited.
Mrs. Nina Stoughton received a letter
from her son. Clifton Flanders, last week,
informing her that his troop was very
soon to move sixty miles up the coast,
which locates them about 100 miles north
OF Manila. He writes that be is well and
likes the country. He sent her piece OF
beautiful Embroidery work done by ma
tive.
Rev. ". II. White and wife, A. p. Skin
uer. Miss Alma French, hlr. and Mrs. Q.
A. Burbank. Mr.. and Mrs. Isle Mcintosh
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Ashley attended
the birthday party at Alexander Wood
worth's last Monday, il being his eighth
eth birthday They report a large attend
ance OF relatives and friends. A brother
OF Mr.. Woodwork from Rhode Island
and a sister and her son from the West
and several friends from Northtield were
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