Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-01
South Royalton Notes.
Nj. sARo FvT. Local Editor.

NJ J. 6ARG ENT, Local Editor.
Harold Fisk was at home from Dart
mouth over Sunday.
Veba Haynes of Franklin, n. H., il
visiting relatives in town.
Perry Blanchard moved to Mrs. Rebecea
Osgood's house last week.
Regular meeting of Bixby Post and
Corps Satur day evening, Oct. Sd.
William Wynn and wife OF 81. Adams
visited his parents here last week.
ID. c. Remington and DR.. Wilcox OF
Rhode Island were in town last week.
Rolfe Chamberlin OF Plymouth, a former
resident, visited friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. Katie Chamberlin Cove went to
Lebanon, n. H., Monday to visit an aunt.
s. r. Thomas OF ST. Adams is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Celley, at Harvey Smiths.
George Hackett and wife visited friends
in Lebanon, n. H., the first OF the week.
Eli fl. Ashley moved from across the
river to j. q. Ashley's tenement last
week.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Slack, last
week.
Charles Seymour has recovered from
bis recent illness and is able to be at the
village.
Miss Maud Hinkley and Miss Rose
Howe are assisting Mrs. Bertha Allen in
her millinery store.
Miss Lucy Shepard Fowler OF Exeter.
n. H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. r Shepard.
Frank Merrill, formerly in charge OF
the shoe manufacturing business, visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. Manchester. widow OF the late
Or. Manchester Of Lebanon, n. H., visited
friends here last week.
Miss Lydia Prindle has given up her
home here and is to locate elsewh here, not
having yet decided where.
The second quarterly conference of
the NJ. r. church viii be held in the
NJ. L. church here Tuesday evening, Oct
visiting his father, Alexander Woodwork,
in SO. Tunbridge and acquaintance i'm So.
Royalton.
Mr.. Welcome, photographer, filed an
engagement TO play with the band that
furnished music at the Woodstock fair
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Grain came up from
Winchester. Mass, by automobile con-
yeyance last Thursday for short visit,
returning Monday.
c. p. Hubbard, who has been confined
y
ness, is much worse and failing and Il is
thought the end is near.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard and chill
dren Of Norway, Me-, are visiting their
parents, J. =. Shepard and Mrs. Julia
Foster and their families
Rev. James Ramago Of Troy. VT, who
Is on his return trip home from New
York, stopped over here couple Of days
TO visit former parishioners here and is
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j. $. White OF Concord, salesman for
Wyeth Bros, Philadelphia, was in town
last week. fits wife, who usually accom-
panies him, Is in very poor health and is
obliged 10 give up travelling, by advice
Of her physician.
A fire set to a brush heap near the Ele-
phant mountain last week spread in the
grass to the wooded portion OF the noun
tain, setting fire to the underbrush and
doing considerable damage to the trees be-
fore help could extinguish it.
DR.. and Mrs. McNally and James Cum
mings of Pawtucket, X. J., were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Shepard last week.
1 Mr.. Cummings has been in the employ
OF the Coats Thread Co. for 30 years aud
this is his first vacation during that time.
The family Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. shep-
4 ard, consisting OF four sons and one
daughter, and their families, Charles and
family Of Bethel, Mrs. Lucy Shepard
Fowler Of Exeter, y. H., George shepard
and family OF Chestnut Hill, II. l., John
Shepard and family OF Norway, Me-,
Fred Sheppard and wife OF Royalton,
visited them over Sunday,
The first free rural delivery mail service
from the South Royalton postoifice COM
mences today, Thursday. The mail over
Route No. / will be carried by Otis Flint,
No. by j. G.. Ashley and No. by J. NJ.
Shepard. The weekly issues OF the WHITE
RIVER HERALD viii be delivered on
Thursday mornings mail over these
routes, the papers reaching So. Royalton
several hours earlier than heretofore.
You cannot appreciate how thoroughly