Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-09
RoYALTos.

Arthur RumriIl from Boston is with hi
father, Z. j. Rumrill, for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston OF Straf
lord visited Mrs. ". II. Flanders Friday
Mrs A. 7. Danforth is spending a weel
az Rescue Lake with L. : Hayes and fam
A letter addressed to Mr.. c. w. Dant re-
mains unclaimed at the Royalton post
Misses Mae Savage and Ellen Preston o.
Bethel spent the Fourth with Mrs. w. II
Flanders.
Willard Martin from Randolph is spend.
ing the week with Prof James Denison al
The old Denison house.
Mrs. Albert Lyman and children from
south Royalton spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lyman.
Miss Bertha George OF West Derry, n
| H., visited her mother, Mrs. L. B. Dow,
from Friday until Monday.
George f. Daniels and daughter from
howley, Mass, have been recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Waite Elder and
Miss Fannie Eastman went Saturday to
Boston 10 attend the National Teachers
association.
The Cascadnac House was Illuminated
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terms, and II. W. Winans sent off quite a
display of fireworks.
Mrs. K. b. Mead from Springfield.
Mass, is visiting her son, Truman Mead.
Her granddaughter, Lois Mead, from
Hinsdale, y. H., is With her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Norton and little
daughter from Worcester. Mass, are
spending two weeks with Mrs Norton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Buck
Mrs. Heath and Mrs. Farrand from
Barre visited Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Mayo last
week. Monday, they left for Mortified
and Orange, Mass, accompanied by Miss
Hannah Mayo.
Here are more fish stores from Royal
ton;-July 4, Prof. James Denison caught
a trout weighing ! h., 10 o., and
measuring Isl inches in length. His after
moons catch, i've trout, weighed A.
pounds. VIII Peacor caught a trout
weighing b., IS o., and measuring III
inches in length, and his catch OF six trout
weighed 5 lbs. Anglers from other towns
will not be encouraged to come here. for
We think there are not as good fish in the
brook as those which have been caught.
After an illness which confined her to
the bed for fifteen weeks, Mrs. James
Freelan entered into rest Sunday. For
many years she had been an invalid and a
great SUFFERER nef FUNERAL was attended
Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. White from South Row
alton officiating, assisted By Rev. j. II.
Whitney. Flowers which she so much
loved, covered the casket, and her favorite
hymn, Nearer, My God, to Thee. was
sung lnterment was in the cemetery near
Finley bridge, Bethel. Samantha c. Blake
was born'in Bethel, September p, 1923, and |
had almost reached her eightieth birthday. |
August p, 1874, she was married TO James |
Freelan at Ticonderoga, \. Y. Her mar |
ried life was spent in New York, Bethel |
and Royalton, about fifty years having |
been lived in Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs. Free !
Ian had eight children, three OF whom are
still living-George Freelan and Mrs. !
Henry Dyke OF Bethel and Mrs. A. ]. /
Woodwork Of this place. During the |
years Of sickness, Mrs. Freelan was most |
tenderly cared for by her husband, with |
whom she passed almost fifty-nine years. |
and who survives her in great loneliness |
and sorrow. Since coming to Royalton to |
live, Mrs. Freelan has been laid aside from |
active life, but she always had a CHEEKY |
word for everyone and made friends by |
her hearty goodwill and interest in others. |
The sympathy OF the whole community |
goes out to Mr.. Freelan in his great sor-
row.