Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-25
South Royalton Notes.


week. 'a''
I Sunday
r. B. Galusha has sister and nepbew
/ visiting him.
!, Il. l. BiXby viii not be in his studio
I Tuesday Sept. 30.
J. II. Waldo shipped three carloads OF
4 lumber last week.
Fred Gray is in Northield this week
with his track horses.
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Mills were recent
{ guests at "Riverview.n
Mrs. Charles E. Fairbanks has returned
TO her home in Lynn, Mass.
/ l. I. Lance Of Mortified was a guest of
/ Mrs. Nett Smith last week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Shepard returned home
from Malone, n. y, Saturday.
Miss G. W. Hackett has taken rooms at
Miss Sue Lambs for the winter
Herbert Sanderson returned hons from
the White Mountains Saturday.
Rev Charles Flint and wife returned to
their home in Guildhall Monday.
Mrs. Fred Adams and daughter, Mamie,
OF suncook, \. H., visited here Friday.
Miss Hattie Jennings has returned
home from her visit to Haverhill, Mass.
Miss Carrie Cushman Of Mortified visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. Nett Smith, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. A. Choate Of Boston
arrived here Tuesday for a few weeks
stay.
Miss Kittie Waldo has been quite sick
the past week and was attended by DIR.
Fish
b. r. Thomas Of ST. Adams visited his
sister, Mrs. Celley, at Harvey Smiths last
week
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Waldo and daughter.
Hazel, have gone TO Boston to stay few
weeks.
Miss Jennie Flanders and a lady friend
Of Lowell, Mass, are guests OF Mrs. Frank
Bryant.
Frank Hackett Of Boston visited his
father, Geo. Hackett, last week, returning
Monday.
Mrs. c. F. Adams and her sister. Mrs.
Clogstou, visited in Mortified last week
Wednesday.
D. C. Jones is still confined to the house.
He Is no worse than be has been the past
three weeks.
Miss Ida Bowell, a recent graduate Of
5. r. q. $, Is attending the Randolph
Normal school
William Harding and c x. Hoyt Of Ar
lington. Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
o. y. Stoughton.
f. S. Parkhurst went to Albany yester-
day on business connected with the
Mccormick Reaper Co.
Mrs. Mary Cowdery johnson went to
Glens Falls, \. Y, last week 70 visit her
sister. Mrs VIII Davis.
Mrs. II. c. Sargent and Miss Laura
Cotton visited Mrs. Lorette Brooks at
Randolph last week Wednesday.
Il is now reported that Frank Merrill
will not return to the shoe factory here,
but viii 20 TO birmingham, Mass.
H. 5. knight was called to White River
Junction Sunday 20 attend the funeral
Of Mr. r. E. sykes, his brother in-law.
The graded schools here have 100
scholars registered this term: Primary Al,
81, grammar 81, high d.
{. c. Southgate and family were in
Barre last week to attend the wedding of
Fred Persons, grandson Of Mr.and Mrs
Southgate.
sam Waldo is taking charge Of the
business at the mill during the absence
of J. II. Waldo. He has shipped one
carload Of lumber this week.
The Worlds fair. whose management is
now Incorporated under the name OF the
Tunbridre Agricultural society, viii be
held at Tnbridge Sept. 80 TO Oct. I'd.
The selectmen have been petitioned 10
Law out new road to Broad Brook, in
part. connecting at a point one mile and a
quarter from South Royalton village.
Uncalled for letters remaining in the
Sept. 23:-A. f. Hatch, Ruth II.
Clifford. William McCacken, Mrs. Nc
Cracker, John r. Powell, Fred Feeteau.
Mrs. A. II. Lamb and Mrs. Walter Web
ster left here Tuesday to visit Miss Alice
lamb. a daughter Of Mrs. Lamb, and Mrs.
Katie Chamberlain Cove at Brooklyn,
y. Y.
The presentation Of "The Pilgrims, an
nounced to be given at the next meeting
81 The Eastern Star Chapter, Oct. ), IS
indefinitely by order of the
worthy matron.
Mrs n. ". Clogston Of Bernardston,
Mass. who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs G. f. dams, the past three weeks,
returned home saturday, accompanied by
Raw f. Adams, her nephew.
The Alonzo Hatch Musical company will
give unique concert in the Congrega-
fional church Friday evening, October 81.
The Edison kaleidoscope VIII De USED TO
illustrate some of the songs. Mr.. Alonzo
Hatch. tenor: Signor Georgia Epifano,
barpist; Mr. Howard I. Collins, organ
ist.
q W. BLACK OF this village came near
t,si,,,, his Iife last Thursday by being run
over 81 tie express train, due here at 2:3O
n m he was between the rails on the
Track picking up something when the
train was approaching the depot. lie IS
49, go ma aid not hear the train or the
warning given by several, who saw him,
i a. Beiknap ran to him and got him on
The track. The engine passed him not
more than five seconds later.
4 sunday Masonic service viii be held
~ tba M +. church here next Sunday,
Ssnfember Is; conducted by Rev. w. H.
White. pastor Of the church. Members
~ me fraternity are requested to De
present. The members oil Rising sun