Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-03
South Royalton Notes.
N. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Miss Hortensia Green visited in town
last week.
Miss Agnes Dunbar of Bethel is visiting
relatives here.
John W. Slack returned to Gloucester,
Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Viola Flower is visiting her daugh-
ter in Lynn, Mass.
D. c. Woodward and wife of Randolph
visited here Tuesday.
Miss Augusta Hazelton OF Exeter, n. H.,
visited here last week.
Ezekiel Drew Of Barre visited his broth
er, G.. 5. Drew, Friday.
G. w. Ward returned home from Fitch
burg, Mass, Saturday.
Regular meeting Of the Sons of Veterans
next Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Orne are visiting
his father and mother here.
Arthur Tenney graduated from the U.
v. 81, Burlington, last week.
Rinaldo Hood of Lowell. Mass, called
on friends here last Saturday.
/ Miss Gertrude Brownell went to Chelsea
| Thursday TO work in the hotel.
Gertrude Goodale, teacher at Someryille,
/ Mass, is home on her vacation.
Miss Lula Bresmen OF Rutland was a
guest of Mrs. Bert Moody last week.
! W. H. Martin and daughter, Mrs. Erva
Sargent, returned home from Barre Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Page of Randolph
visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Drew over Sun
day.
Miss Kittie Waldo is spending her
school vacation with her aunt in Lynn,
\ Mass.
The Junior Endeayor society is to dis
continue weekly services during July and
/ August
Mrs. Henry Clark Of Philadelphia has
been a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Durzee
the past week
Special communication Of Rising sun
1 lodge, f. a A. NJ, next Tuesday evening,
/ July S, for work.
Dinner will be provided on the Fourth
at the NJ. +. church at noon and ice cream
for sale during the afternoon.
Arthur Tenney has a position with the
| General Electric Co. of New York, where
he will go after short vacation.
Miss Fannie Slack returns to Burlington
and Mrs. Gertrude Lewis, her sister, goes
to Gorham, y. H., Saturday next.
Prof II. Kibby and wife OF Mortified,
who had passed q week with the parents
of Mrs. Kibby, returned home Tuesday. 81
Pastors subject at the NJ. +. church
sunday morning, 1.-The light Of the world
evening, "Moses and the Burning Bush"
Mrs Oukin and daughter and Miss
Maggie Woodward Of Illinois, who are
visiting in this state, went TO Norlhneld
Tuesday.
Mrs l.. NJ. Terry returned home yester-
dav and Is reported someW hat better. A
niece returned with her to remain until
September
The sacrament of the Lords supper will
be administered next Sunday at the close
OF the morning preaching service IN the
Congl church.
David Higgins OF Franklin, y. H., visit |
ed his uncle, ID. X. Hunt, and family last
week. Mr.. Higgins is student al Dart |
mouth college.
Mrs. Mary Cowdery Johnson and maid |
OF Salem. Mass, and Mrs. Lottie Bosworth |
Martin of Lowell, Mass, came here Satur- |
day to spend July and August.
Miss Alice Lamb and Mrs. Katie Cham |
berlin Cove Of Brooklyn, \. Y, arrive |
here today for their summer vacation with |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lamb, Miss Lambs
parents.
There will be a rally for prohibition on |
Thursday evening at p. m. in the NJ. l..
church. Rev. G. W. Morrow, superinten-
dent Of the Anti-Saloon league, will be
the speaker.
The rain last Tuesday morning was the |
cause OF no little disappointment to the /
bows and girls who had been invited 70
take bird-study ramble with Mr.. Mann.
Now the children are hoping that next
Saturday will be sunny, as they are invit-
I'd Ia n lawn marty at the Manse from three /
to six in the afternoon. The teachers ~
the Sunday school will assist Mr.. and
Mrs Mann In entertaining the children.
Mrs. Ellen Preston and daughter, Della,
Mrs Ruth Lyman and children, Mr. ana
Mrs Charles Folsom and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Shepard called on Mrs. su-
sannah Preston Of ,runbridge June 22d, 1t
being her seth birthday. Her brother
Van Ness Howe. wife and daughter were
there: also nieces from Pittsfeld, n. H.,
and Montpelier, making % in all. Little
tokens were left her as remembrance
Cake and ice cream were served by Mr.
and Mrs. Osborne, at whose home she
lives.
The Mother Goose entertainment given
bv the Junior Endeavor society IN the
Conp1 church last week Wednesday even
ing was decided success. The manner
in which the children rendered their
parts showed the thoroughness OF their
training Mrs l.. NJ. LoveiOy, superm-
tendenf Of the Junior class, had charge OF
the preparations and instructions OF the
literary part Of the program, and Mrs.
kittie BelSnap ana MISS Neilie Auaiii9 Wy
musical, which assured success ana
pleasing entertainment.
The Boston Globes account OF the COM
mencement exercises at Dartmouth con-
tains me name of Ralph c. Soper OF South
Rovalton as one Of the initiates from the
class Of 1902 into the honorary society 81
Phi Beta Kappa, and also the winner OF
the Moore geology prize for seniors. Mr.
Soper has made remarkable progress IN nus
studies since entering college, hAN!ug
,,assed every examination on first trial,
and mas been successful in other lines OF
proficiency. He is TO continue a two
years course in the Thayer school N ciEu
engineering, one in studies and one IN
practical instructions.
The services at the Cong'l church last
Sunday were exclusively Children's DAY
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