Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-21
South Royalton Notes.
n. J. SARGENT. Local Editnr.

W. H. Lnckett is in Boston.
Walter Dewey went to Eppinp. \ n
Wednesday.
Hiram Rogers of Lynn, Mass, was in
town last week.
Bart Benedict is at home from Nanehes-
ter, n. H., for awhile
Nj. IL. Hazen has been III and confined
70 the house the past week
George Flint has gone to Newport. \.
H., to work In shoe factory.
Mrs. Mary Perkins Shepard of Brain
tree Mass, is visiting friends in town.
ID. d. Bishop and sister were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs r. b. Galusha last week.
Ezekiel Drew OF Barre has purchased
the w. p. Bawman farm of A. n. Merrill
Rev A. B. Roberts Of Brownsville, a
former pastor here, was in town Saturday.
W. W Gallup has returned from his
visit 10 his sons and families in Nebraska.
;. A. Buck, manager Of the creamery
at Sheffield, Vt, visited friends here last
week.
Neil Nye Of Lowell, Mass. an employee
at Hoods stock farm, is visiting his
parents.
Mrs Harriet Guley Of Berlin was a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hubbard
last week.
Mrs. Romano Barron and son, Pearl,
and wife Of Salem, Mass are visiting
relatives in town.
Eugene Blake and son Of Greenfield,
Mass, were in town last week visit ing
his early home friends
Rev. w. II. White, pastor OF the NJ. f.
church, left Monday to attend the camp
meeting at Claremont, n. II.
Mrs. George Shepard and son OF Provi-
dence, K. J., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. Shepard. parents OF Mr. Shepard.
Prof. Frank Graves aud family moved
10 Enosburg Falls Tuesday, where he has
position as principal Of the High school.
Eben Wilson OF Barnard was a guest
OF j. q. Ashley the first Of the week. He
drove his noted Kentucky stallion Aland.
Curtis Tenney, Oscar Morse, Fred
DeCaste and Forest Southworth have left
here 70 work for d. G. Stoughton on
the Rutland railroad.
III the II. f. church on Sunday, August
2ith, the pastors subject Will Be "Ihe
Triumph Of the Cross in Education.
being the clos ng Of the series. Evening,
Camp Meeting Impressions
AT the Republican caucus held last
Monday, the 18th, DR.. +. i. Fish was nom
mated FOR town representative The
nomination was unanimous no other
name being presented Or. Fish is
straight Republican and a supporter ci
Mccullough
Caspar p. Abbott Of south Royalton has
been selected a. the Democratic candidate
for town representative. Nomination
papers were fled Monday, no caucus being
held There are but two candidates IN the
field the regular Republican and Demo-
cratic. They will have joint ticket for
justices Of the peace.
The Reuben Spaulding family and
kin by marriage held a family picnic at
Camp Lake John Thursday, Celebration
Day OF Old Home Week. There were
present Mrs Reuben spaulding OF East
bethel, her sons. ira and George, and
families OF South Royalton, Mrs. Jane
Spaulding Barron, son and family OF
salem. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Whit
ham OF South Royalton and other rela-
tiyes TO the number Of twenty.
30. Belknap received notice from Sen
ator Dillingham; Tuesday morning an
President Roosevelts tour
through the White River valley on his vis-
IL TO Vermont on saturday, August 81,
and that he will speak from the platform
OF his car five minutes on the arrival OF
his train at South Royalton, about z;5O
o clock p. m. A few Of the citizens were
notified and assembled to arrange for
MS reception J. o. Bel6nap, William
Skinner. &. f. Black, Z. j. Fish and d. {.
Stearns were named as a reception com
mittee and NJ. J. Sargent, r. B. Galusha'
&. p. Abbott, d. {. Stearns and W. II.
Luekett as a committee OF arrangements;
the surrounding towns are being notined
81 the presidents visit. The invitation 70
he present Is extended 10 everybody.