Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-11
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

- - NAoAti fi5tteu III A)aItt last week
Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent is visiting in Wor-
cester, Mass.
Miss Clara Davis has returned to Leom-
mister, Mass.
Miss Sue Lamb is recovering from her
recent injury.
Frank Morse OF Springfield, Mass, is in
town this week.
Miss Matte Dewey of w orcester, Mass,
is visiting in town.
Henry Waterman of Lebanon, n. H.,
visited here this week.
DIR. Z. J. Fish Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Waldo have returned
home from Lynn, Mass.
ID. G. Stoughton has moved to the house
vacated by F. X. Graves.
John Moulton and wife OF Westboro,
Mass, are visiting in town.
John Dutton of Quechee visited his
father the first OF the week.
Lester Ashley has entered the Dean
academy at Franklin, Mass.
Chas. Smith returned home Thursday
from his trip to Fargo, n. d.
Will Belknap is in Boston and New
York this week for new goods.
Mrs. Ella Pierce OF Rochester visited her
brother, J. G. Ashley, Monday.
Daniel Stoughton OF Charlestown, n. H.,
visited relatives here last week.
VIII Benson and wife Of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
ID. c. Jones remains about the same. He
has been out but little the past week.
f. p. Bowman and grandson returned to
their home in Walthsm, Mass, Friday.
Miss Matte Prentiss of Ottawa, Can, is
visiting her aunt, Miss c. W. Hackett.
Mrs. f. NJ. Loyejoy has gone to Mon
tana, where she has position as teacher.
Mrs. DR.. Briggs and daughters have re-
turned to their home in Someryille, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tracy returned TO
their home at Gildersleeve, Conn.,, Friday.
Ernest Moody has finished work for his
brother. Bert, and returned TO Waterbury.
Mrs. Mary Talbert and Nellie Adams re-
turned home from Mortified, Mass, last
week.
Cassie Bingham returned TO Salem,
Mass. Saturday where she is teaching
school.
J. Whiting and family Of Woodstock
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hewitt over
Sunday.
Regular communication of Rising sun
lodge. +. and A. NJ, next Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Lottie Bosworth Martin and son
returned 10 their home in Lowell, Mass,
saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. p. G. Abbott Of Dexter,
Me-. visited Rev and Mrs. ". +. Mann
last week.
VIM. stoughton has returned to town
a fter an absence Of six months with his
daughter in Lebanon, \. IT.
Miss Maud Abbott, recent graduate OF
the High school. has taken a school 10
teach in the Burbank district.
The ladies' OF the White River grange
made up and carried out the program for
the meeting held last Saturday.
Rev. +. G. Rainey OF Randolph will
preach in the NJ. Z. church in exchange
with the pastor on Sunday, sept. II.
Mrs. Isle Mcintosh returned home
saturday from business trip to Boston,
and other places selling apple
jelly.
Regular meeting Of BiXby post and corps
next saturday evening. Members OF the
post are requested to be present for special
business.
Mrs Walter Hubbard presented the
local editor with a sample OF the BURBANK
plum. a fine variety. They were hrst
grown in Japan.
John 5. White, salesman OF John Wyeth |
a Bros. Of Philadelphia, is in town TINS
week. He is to make this town his legal
residence in the future.
Dr. r. ]. Fish and son. Or. Euclid Fish, |
NJ Roston. his brother, Harold, Dr. ,. y. /
CO.'S Of Chelsea and A. H. Lamb are at
AXE Dunmore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Blanchard OF East
Roxburv visited their daughter, Mrs. w.
> Hubbard. and Mrs. Harriet and Sarah |
scott OF Barre, sisters OF Mrs. Hubbard,
visited her last week.
West Freeman, clerk in the postoffice |
here. has been appointed mail agent on the !
rup from st. Adams to Boston over the =,
ii .R. Henry Whitcomp is 70 take tine
place OF Mr.. Freeman in the office mere. .
The Tunbridge Fair association has re,
GENTLY been recognized and incorporated
and i now a private INSTITUTION Inc
stoek has all been taken and new Officers
sIected. They hold their fair Sept. 80, Oct.
and 2.
M Il I Fish was elected town repre-
..ntative Ia the general assembly by a
naioritv Of 81 over all. out ofa total vote
nj ~ the vote standing: l16 for fish'
republican; 20 for c. p. Abbott, high IL
sense local option democrat; scattering
ri The silent vote was larger than eA-
nected' Ola list OF l60, 172 stayed away
from the polls.
Mrs. Kelsey Pike received an invitation
Monday 10 attend a reunion OF the flke
Family association to be held at the Unit
a states hotel. Boston, sept. 3Oth to oct
"A The sssocidi ion seas organized sept.
IS ION AZ Salisbury. Mass. The presi-
5ept ~ the association is Edwin b. PIKE OF
pike Station. y. H.; Clifford l.. PIKE
secretary, saco, Me.
pav southgate assisted the railroad sta
ion agent here last week. Young south
yafe 4 a recent graduate Of the hlgh
scbool here and during his school years. ne
.ssisted his father in the railroad station
n Rovalton, and has become very prom
cient in the business. He = a hhe ieie-
grsnh operator and typewriter, and the
-r,rcsrect Is very good for a responsive
i,osition for him in railroad business TO
which be aspires,