Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-27
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

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School in the village will commenc
Tuesday, Sept. /.
Roy NJ. Sykes OF Brownsville is spend
ing week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Sewall are in Massa
chusetts this week.
Elmer Bean OF Franklin, y. H., VISITED
friends here Thursday.
Henry Osgood of Albany, \. ", VISITED
his home here last week.
Rev. w. f. Douglass Of Windsor recent.
ly visited friends in town.
Next Sunday there will be Sacramento
service in the NJ. +. church.
Mrs. A. A. Emery of Washington, D. c.
passed last week in this village.
Miss Blanche Sewall has been engaged
10 teach this fall termof school in Vernon
B. r. Cleary Of Arlington, Mass, ha.
been passing week at o. n. Stoughton's
c. A. Upton and wife Of Brownsville
were guests at the NJ. +. parsonage last
week
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Allen of Chicopee,
Mass, former residents, visited in town
last week.
Ernest, returned to their home at Rutland
Saturday.
Rev. Chas Dutton and family of New
Haven. VT, were in town last Thursday
for a short stay.
There will be a regular communication
Of Rising sun lodge, f. q A. NJ, next
Wednesday, Sept. 2.
w. II. Luckett and wife return home
this week from an extended vacation in
Boston and vicinity.
Last Sunday was Missionary day in the
NJ. +. church and the contribution Will
round up an even fifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston Shepard Of White
River Junction visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dewey over Sunday.
DR.. Euclid Fish and wife are visiting
the parents Of Mrs. Fish, DR.. y. Story
Goss and wife, al Chelsea this week.
Mrs. l. L. Welcome came here Monday
10 Join her husband, who has recently
opened photo studio and is TO remain.
Mrs. Hattie Bean smith Of franklin, n.
H., a former resident, is visiting in town
and is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. v.
Soper.
Rev. w. H. White is to give his popular
lecture, "John Bull and Uncle SAM" at
Tunbridge, Sept. 1, and at East Barnard,
Sept. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alba Brownell returned to
their home in Worcester, Mass, Saturday
after weeks vacation with his mother
and family.
Rev. W. L. Thompson Of Somerville,
Mass, who is passing a part OF his vaca-
tion here, viii preach in the Cong church
next Sunday.
Mrs. Thompson and son arrived here
Friday TO Join her husband, Rev. W. l.
Thompson, and are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. II. Goodale.
E. p. Lincoln aud wife OF Dighton,
Mass, arrived i'm town Saturday. Mr.
Lincoln viii purchase a car OF stock be-
fore returning.
Mrs. John Mudgett returned home
from Boston Friday. She was accompa-
MED by Miss Badger OF Lowell, who is her
guest for few days.
Fred L. Huxley and daughters, Gladys
and Ruby, of Springfield, Mass, visited
relatives in town and Funbridge last week,
and while here were with his cousin, {. h.
Woodland.
VIM Benson OF Springfield, Mass, came
up Thursday for a weeks vacation Win
his wife and son, who are passing the
month with his grandmother, Mrs. VIM.
Benson, and family.
Burt l.. Lawrence of Monkton and Miss
Bertha LEISURE, daughter OF Dwight z.
Iesure OF this village, were united in mar
riage Wednesday, the 18th inst, at the
home OF the bride, by Rev. W. II. White
Of South Royalton.
DR.. E. J. Fish removed a large cancer
Gus growth from the side of Mrs. Amity
Allen last Saturday. She stood the opera
lion well for person IS years OF age, and
IS doing nicely. She is in charge Of Miss
Mollie Bingham OF this village, trained
nurse.
Recently we noted an announcement Of
new school of music, oratory and dra-
matte art instituted at Minneapolis, Mimi,
Dy Gustave Johnson under the instruction
Of nearly thirty teachers with board OF
len visitors under the management Of Mr..
Johnson. Mr.. johnson is the husband OF
lf Eben Winslow Of Royalton and native
II South Royalton.
Through the efforts OF Rev. w. II.
White. win Carleton, the well known
luthor and poet, author of EARN Bal !
ads, q will give a lecture in the NJ. Z. |
,hurch Thursday evening, September 30. |
This viii give all an opportunity TO hear a |
-ery distinguished lecturer from the New |
York bureau. Mr.. Carleton IS SO Wen |
,nown by his writings that no further |
comment than the announcement OF ms
coming here is necessary.
The body Of Mrs. Louise Hartwell Cook |
u Hartford, Conn, was brought here for
,urial today, Thursday. Mrs. Cook was
he Youngest daughter Of John and Caro-
inc Hartwel OF Tunbridge. deceased, and
widow OF William Cook Of Iowa. since /
he death OF her husband she had resided
n Hartford. Her remains were accom-
,apied by her sister, Mrs Edwin p. Mil
n 81 Hartford, Conn. She left one sister
nd a brother, William Hartweil, OF
Bethel. She was buried in the cemetery
lear this village with her father, mother
nd two sisters.
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