Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-03
South Royalton Notes.

R. Il. Mather Of Burlington was in town
Monday.
Mrs; Glenn Blake IS visiting friends in
st. Albans.
win Belznap returned home from New
YORK saturday
Mrs. 5. c. Drew is spending a week at
/ York Beach, Ne.
Mr.. Jackson Of Barre was in town Mon
/ day for short stay.
Mrs. Nett Smith returned home from
Lowell, Mass, last week.
Ray Ainsworth goes to Meriden, y. H.,
% attend school this fall.
Mrs Mary Hale Griswold returned 10
her home in Barre Saturday.
Miss Josephine Stevens is visiting her
home in Burlington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrub returned to their
/ home at taunton, Mass. Friday.
Regular meeting OF Bixby Post and
/ Corps next Saturday evening at 1880.
i STA Ward returned to Rutland. Mass,
| Friday where she If teaching school.
4 Mrs. Donald Black OF Boston arrived at
]. +. shepard Friday for an outing.
Mrs. Laura Curtis Moore and daughter
returned to their home in New York Nom
day.
/ A. y. Liseomb Of Lebanon, n. H., was
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Hazen last
week
o. H. Goodale sold eight new mich
cows TO Z. +. Atwood Of Woodstock last
week.
wIber Mcintosh OF Exeter, \. H., is
visiting his brother, Isle Mcintosh. this
week.
o. q. Greene Of New York is visiting
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. {.
Greene.
Mrs. W. P. Bowman and grandson re-
| turn to their home at Naltham, Mass,
Monday.
Miss Mabel smith. a guest Of Mrs.
/ Ernest Moody, returned home to Rutland
Monday.
Rev ". S. Thompson, wife and son re-
| turn TO their home in someryille, Mass,
tomorrow.
W. H. Luckett returned home from
Boston Monday His wife and son remain
another week.
Herbert Smith Of Nashua, n. H.. a for
mer resident Of this village, is visiting here
and In Sharon.
Mrs. Mary Talbert and Miss Nellie
Adams returned home from Mortified,
Mass, last week.
Arrangements have been made to per-
nit crossing the river by foot over the old
bridge as heretofore.
Rev. Arthur r. Leonard, a graduate OF
Williams college. will preach in the Congl
church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Benson and son Of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. William Benson.
Master George Sibley exhibits two po-
tatoes that weighed Il pounds each har-
vested from patch he cultivated this
year.
DR.. J. c. Briggs, son and daughter OF
Someryille, Mass, and Lewis Little of
Hyde Park are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. }.
b. Durkee.
Albert L. Benedict went to the Clifford
sauitarium in Randolph Monday for
treatment OF the throat, removal of an
abnormal growth.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kinsman and son,
William, OF Hartford, Conn, are visiting
relatives in town and are with Miss susan
Lamb, sister Of Mrs kinsman.
Mrs. Vernon Bickford OF Short Falls,
y. H., sister OF Winfred Hammond, ar
rived at his home here last week, where
she viii make her home for the present as
housekeeper for him.
Mrs. Daniel Durkee and son of Cali
fornia arrived East last week and are at
her fathers at Lebanon, \. II. Mr.. Dur |
kee, her husband. is a son Of j, b. Durkee
Of this village, whom they viii visit later
on.
Pearl Waldo, Pearl Culver and Scott
Clark played ball in the Bethel team
against the Woodstock club at Wood |
stock saturday. The game closed in favor /
Of he Bethel team, l3 70 8. Leon Skinner /
PLAYED with the Woodstocks.
c. ID. Hemingway and wife and their
SON and daughter Of New Haven, Conn, /
were in town last week, guests Of Or. /
and Mrs. r.. j. Fish. Mr. and Mrs. HEM /
mingway and daughter are TO remain a 1
few weeks. The son returned home sat l
urday.
Mrs. Sophia sylvester Smith, wife Of Mr..
lanes smith of this village, died at her /
home last week Wednesday after long
and painful illness with cancer, She re-
turned from the hospital only few weeks
ago. having been there for treatment sew
eTal weeks. Her funeral was held at the
house Thursday and her remains taken 10
Chelsea for burial She left a husband |
and one child, daughter ii years OF age.
The attendants OF the CongI church
were privileged to listen TO sermon by
Rev. w. s. Thompson again last sunday.
The church was filled to its seating capac-
ity. Mr.. Thompson has large church IN
ance of 800, and has a strong hold upon his
hearers. He has for the past few years
sneut his vacations at Tunbridge and
Sou, d Royalton, a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs:
q. II. Cioodale. He is young man oi
broad intellect, a fluent, easy speaker and
Of pleasing address. His sermons inspire
and strengthen, whether expressed 10
ioyful or sorrowful spirit, holding his
hearers in keen interest. He is equally in
teresting as a public speaker outside. the
church. Ills talk is practical, broad, re-
nlete with sound logic and interspersed
with the mirth that is choice and enter
tanning.
Mrs. L. n. Cook
Mrs. Louise Hartwel Cook died at the
Hartford hospital last week. Mrs. Coos
was Ma. 4 native Of South Royalton, and
daughter OF John and Catherine NJ. Hart
Veil she was the wife Of William L.