Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-20
South Royalton Notes.


! ~
n. y, Monday.
Albert Dodge of Boston is visiting his
brother, G. 5. Dodge.
! Mrs. John Mudgett is visiting in Bos-
ton and Lynn, Mass.
Miss Abbie Burbank of Chelsea visited
friends in town last week.
Clinton Merrill and wife OF Lebanon, n.
H., were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Downing OF Barre visited her
father and friends Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee returned to
New Britain, Conn.,, Saturday.
Mrs. Glenn Blake and son visited friends
at White River Junction Monday.
Arthur Pierce went to his home at STRAIT
ford Saturday for a weeks vacation.
Miss Cora Pierce Of Lowell Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Griswold OF Barre visited
Mrs. Nj. Sibley and family over Sunday.
Mrs. r. B. Galusha and son arrived
home Saturday from their Western trip.
| Miss Lottie Belknap of Corning, Ia, is
/. visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. o. Belknap, and
| family.
Walter Spaulding and William Harden
burg are outing at Lake Dunmore this
week.
Miss Lottie Poole, a niece of Mrs. Bet
sey Pike, returned to her home in Boston
Friday.
John Walkey of Cliftondale, Mass, is
spending few days vacation with o. II.
Goodale.
Will Carlton, the famous New England
poet, is expected here the first week in
September.
o. II. Goodale has recently purchased
the Charles Flint lot Of land near the VIII
lage OF j. G. Ashley.
Mrs. Edward Lord of Norwich and Mrs. |
Gary of Rutland were guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. Fish last week.
Mr.. Brewster, photographer, has closed |
work here and gone TO Bradford, where he |
is to remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alba Brownell of worces-
ter, Mass, came up Saturday TO pass a
weeks vacation with his mother and fam
lily.
Mrs. b. f. Barnes and daughter, Sarah,
OF Haverhill, Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w. V. Eastman, their uncle and aunt, last
week.
Prof. H. G. Green and wife OF Melrose
are spending their vacation with his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Green.
The W. R. c. is to give a dance next
week Wednesday evening, Aug. %, at
Woodlands hall, to which everybody is
invited.
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Thompson of
Somerville, Mass, are passing a part OF
their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. o. II.
Goodale.
Rev. W. II. White, pastor of the NJ. e.
church, will preach next Sunday on the
subject, ut will be fair tomorrow, for the
sky is red.n (
AZ - NJ ~ ID To,,;,,,,-o,, ~ Na,,-
Haven, Conn, arrived Friday for a few
weeks outing and are guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Il. j. Fish.
Miss Matte Prentiss, daughter of Mrs.
Alice Hackett Prentiss OF Chelsea, p. O., ,
is visiting her aunt, Miss c. w. Haekett,
and friends in town. {
c. P. Tarbell and family left here last t
week for few weeks outing at Camp
Martin, Lake Champlain, where they have I,
i cottage and launch. Q
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Foster OF Alabama, &
who have spent the past three weeks as n
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Blake, re- "
.urned home this week. q
South Royalton has the distinction OF Y
having three lions born within il limits, =
which occurred the morning Of the arrival Il
# Sautelles circus Aug. y. 8
Fred A. Emery OF Washington, d. c., = y
Who is on the staff Of the Associated Press, :
With headquarters at Washington,
,assing a weeks vacation in town.
DR.. Euclid Fish, who has recently been .,
II with tonsilitis at Chelsea, has recovered n
to return here and he and his !.
amily are with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. :
:. j. Fish. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wyman of East 3,
Yalpole, Mass. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs o.
Walter Webster. Mrs. Wyman is a sister II
f Mrs. Webster. They came up by auto "a
Mobile conveyance. b
Two hundred invitations TO the Old Al
Tome Week celebration were sent to for L
1er residents and families. besides many II
alls for the Old Home Week folders by Il
Of nonresident friends. IA
Rev. w. L. Thompson of Somerville, y,
lass, Rev. F. G.. Rainey OF Randolph and OF
lev. w. II. White, h. b. Galusha and j. b. N
)urkee of South Royalton are TO give the a.
ddresses at the Old Home Week picnic m
Dday. ae
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence futile of New az
'ork, who have been visiting at G, h.
mith's, East Bethel, were guests Of Mr..
nd Mrs. j. G.. Ashley Monday evening on
heir way home. During the evening they
ave fine musical entertainment, vocal w
nd instrumental, which was much en-
Eyed by those privileged to hear 1t.
The NJ. f. Sunday school picnic was ali
cid Tuesday, Aug. is, in Mr.. Curtis ev
rove. A pleasant time is reported. o.
ables were spread at Y o'clock, with an 7
Guidance OF good fare, and ice cream co
as served free to all. A unique literary to
I'D musical program was enjoyed, fol- bo
wed bv athletic sports in which the fol- as
wing distinguished themselves:-Nar- bli
n Hudson won the standing jump. the Of
inning Jump and the mud-turtl race; tn
aymond Stuart the horseback race; Jen- raj
e Cowen the egg race; Warren Hudson en-
I'd Ira Slack the wheelbarrow race; siras an
arid the high jump; Ira Slack the sack
ce; Daisy White the girls running race ma
ras Baird and Charles Danforth the an
race; STA Ward the ladies be,
ce; Irving Stuart and Lucy Eaton the to
tie tots race.
val
- - me-