Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-17
South RoyaIton Notes.
N. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.

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MI. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Rev. J. E. Badger was in Hanover Mon
| day.
Jeffries Richardson returned to New
York today.
Miss Ala Day returned home from Hart
ford Saturday.
Frank E. Ladue was a guest at ]. II.
Waldo's Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Button returned home from
Wilder Saturday.
c. P. Tarbell is confined to the house
with rheumatism.
Prof. Kibby of Northfield is in town
with friends this week.
Mrs. Sally Chapel Fox returned home
from STAFFORD Saturday.
Mrs. Luke Parish of Randolph visited
friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Tarbell returned
home from Boston Friday.
Mrs. Nina Stoughton has a nephew
from Chelsea visiting her.
Sheriff Henry Peck Of Hartford made a
visit to Sheriff Jones Saturday.
Mrs. Marietta Cassidy of Lowell, Mass,
is guest of Mrs. George Brown.
is visiting his father, II. c. Green.
DIR. f. j. Fish attended the meeting of
the state board of health last week.
Rolfe Chamberlin OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
visited friends in town Monday.
Regular meeting of Bixby post and
corps Saturday evening, the 18th.
Mrs. F. o. Graves and Mrs. Ruth Allen
visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Black Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Bamforth of Water
/ bury were in town with friends over Sun
I day.
Mrs. sallie G. Woodwork OF East
Bethel is visiting her daughter at "Riyer
View
Owen Southgate and daughter of New
Jersey visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. South
gate NJ onday.
Mrs. Fred Chapman and son, Ralph,
went TO Meriden, n. H., Monday for a
visit to their old home,
B. II. Moody, A. II. Lamb and Walter
/ Spaulding go to Lake Dunmore this week
1 for an outing OF few days.
Miss Kathleen Rindge Of Bethel, and
Miss Ida Rowell Of Tunbridge, were
guests al "Riyer View over Sunday.
Mrs. r. ID. Grain and son arrived Thurs
day to pass few weeks with her mother,
I Mrs. James Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Tracy and daugh-
ter Of New York city are taking their out
/ ing here this season and are located at the
Brightwood.
I Mrs. Gussie Cloud Bohonon and
daughter Of Tyngsboro. Mass, arrived
here last Monday to visit her mother,
Mrs. John Coy.
Miss X. NJ. Warner and Miss NJ. B. Fall
/ lon Of Elizabeth, n. j., arrived here
1 Thursday to pass the outing season and
are stopping at the Brightwood.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Tracy and daugh-
! ter, Elanor. and Miss Fallon and Miss
/ Warner enjoyed pleasure drive to VIII
! Jamestown Springs last Monday.
/ The teachers OF the South Royalton
I graded school for the fall term are A. f.
| Butler, Prin.; Miss Amy Kibby, high
school; Miss Minnie Blodgett, grammar;
Miss Lillian Knowlton, intermediate; Miss
Jessie L. Parker, primary.
Mrs. Laura Burnham, Mrs. Fannie
Onken and her daughter, Amy, went to
Boston Monday. They will return Monday
and 90 to their home at Caspian, Ill.
Miss Maggie Woodward will join them
here to return TO her home,
The officers OF the Outing and Old Home
| Week club are: NJ. J.Sargent, pres; John
| w. Woodland, vice pres; p. ;. Belknap,
sec. and treas; B. II. Moody, Walter Hub
| bard. c. c. Southgate, W. V. Soper, {. L.
/ Southgate, j. B. Durkee, ex. com.
At the NJ. E. church July Goth, the
pastor will commence a series of sermons
on the general theme Of "The Triumphs
of the Cross The subject for Sunday
morning will be "The Power of New
Idea Evening, 'Moses before Phar-
aohn At this service Mr.. Warren Ten
nv will sing a solo and Miss STA Ward
will give a recitation or reading.
Prof. A, F, Butler, who has been engage
ed as principal of the South Royalton
graded school, is a native of Maine. he
Is a graduate OF Bowdoin college, Name
and has attended the John Hopkins uni
versity at Baltimore, Md, and studied IN
Germany. He has taught school IN III
ton, n. H., Hartford, Conn, and the last
of his teaching was seven years at COZ
novia, n. Y.
Old Home Week will be observed dur
ing the week commencing Aug. llth.
Thursday. the 14th, has been selected as
Celebration day and the program will be
announced later on. The committees hay
ing the business in charge are: Speakers,
M j. Sargent: invitations, @. c. South
gate; program and printing, Walter HUB
bard; music, Elmer Hapgood; transpor-
tation. b. II. Moody; supplies, Walter
Hubbard; finance, p. 5. Belknap. The as
sistants are Mrs. John Woodland, Mrs
Walter Hubbard, Mrs. b. II. Moody, MIS-.
Elmer Hapgood, Mrs. Helen Osgood ana
Mrs. Frank Bryant.