Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-09
South Royalton Notes.
". ]. sARoENr. Loeal EdItor.

j. H. Waldo expects 70 go to Boston thi:
week for several weeks.
The Goth Century club viii meet with
Mrs. r. }. Fish next Monday.
Oscar Morse and wife and Joe DeCaste
were home from Windsor over the Fourth.
Mrs. {. E. Fsrnham and Miss Hattie
Hayward are visiting in Boston and yicin-
ity
Mrs. Frank LaDree returned Tuesday
from trip to Portland and ST. Johns
bury.
John Goodrich has purchased the r. B.
Galusha place acrossthe river OF NJ. d..
Rowell
C.H. Thompson and wife Of Newport.
y. H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Goodwin.
Misses Winnie and Susie Briggs Of
someryille are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
b. Durkee.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Russell have
sold their household effects and are to
move away.
Prof. and Mrs. Elwood W. Elder OF
Denver. Col, were guests Of c. II. Wood
ward Friday.
G. P. Tarbell and Samuel Dana went to
Milton Tuesday to arrange the camp for a
summer outing.
Fred Leisure OF Winchester, Mass. visit
ed his brother, d. P. LEISURE, and family
over last Sunday.
Judge A. L. Palmer and wife of Seattle,
Wash, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. B.
Galusha last week.
c. p. Hubbard, who has been in very
feeble health the past winter and spring,
is improving slowly.
Mrs. Euclid Fish, child and maid went
to Chelsea Monday to visit her parents.
DR.. and Mrs 5. \. Goss.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Shepard of Bethel
spent the 4th with his father and mother, |
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Shepard,
Rev. Charles Dutton and wife of New
Haven, VT, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ;. c. /
Drew, parents OF Mrs. Dutton.
Mrs. Abbie Mudgett Bingham and Miss
Ada Burroughs of Randolph visited Mr..
and Mrs. John Mudgett Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burbank and
daughter OF Providence, X. l., are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Burbank.
DR.. H. Rella and family arrived in town
Monday for a weeks stay. The doctor
was in town eight years ago, remaining
three weeks.
The South Royalton baseball club and
the White River Junction club play a
game at south Royalton next Saturday at
3 o'clock p m.
There is TO be a lawn party al Walter
Hubhard's Friday night, July 10th, for the
benefit OF the Old Home Week club. Ice
cream and cake viii be served.
Mrs r. G. Morton, Miss Jennie and
Harry Morton OF Randolph, Mrs. Robert
Thompson and dauR hter of Bridegwater
were guests OF Mrs. c. f. Burke last week.
DIR. Euclid Fish came up from Boston
Friday to pass Sunday with his wife and
child, who are spending the summer with
his father and mother, DR.. and Mrs. f. j.
Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.H. Hewitt recently made
a visit to Rev. and Mrs. w. +. Mann at
Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Mann was recent
~ resident Of this village and pastor of
the Cong'l church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harvey, accom- I
panied by Joseph Foster. returned to
Lynn, Mass, Monday. Mr.. Foster is to
have employment in grocery store. Mr..
Harvey, his brother-in-law is employed
in the city.
The committee Of the Outing and Home
week club are completing arrangements
for Old Home week, which occurs the
third week in August, and have arranged
for the public exercises to be held Thurs I
day, Aug. 20, al Lake John camp, So. |
Royalton.
Mrs. Moore, widow OF DR.. David Moore, ,
a former resident and physician of this !
village. is visiting friends in town and is a
guest OF MI. anu MIS- D. d. bnIktts MIS-
Moore is a resident of Providence, X. l.,
" here her sons, Elmer and James, are
practising physicians. +
News was received here last week from :
The family of Alonzo Packard of Flushing,
Mich. giving information relative to his
health, that he is now unable to help him.
self Mr. Packard was for several years {
prominent farmer in South Royalton, I
owning the large farm which Charles 5
Afs.ass IIa - gafl
age, with mental faculties not much i'm
paired. j
The last regular convocstion of Rising /,
sun Chapter, No. II, o. +. s., was held 5
Wednesday evening, July list. large \
lumber were present and the several de- 8
frees of the order were conferred. The g
occasion was made all the more enjoyable
~ the presence of Mrs. Palmer, past
,rand matron OF the grand chapter of the
tate OF Washington, who gave a short =
nut most excellent and interesting, adj =
iress.
The park in the village has recently been =.
improved and beautifed by new fountain a,
,asin, the fountain and cannon have been -
the old. fence removed and walks :, =
IL is hoped and expected that -
he grass plots will be kept from injury by :,
ravel over it, and also the fountain and a.
annon from marring and despoiling by n
.etting upon them. The village has =
ithullIuAiN Situated paTh anu tue CltlHehs
re very proud OF it and will insist upon -
IS being kept from unnecessary injury. II
RIB. Cloud of this village came very r
ear losing his life last Friday in an at II
empt to pass railway crossing in front of M
n approaching express train between "
Ioyalton and South Royalton. The train al
cached hi n in season to cut him off from cs
rossing with his team, but his horse, in b.
right, backed over an EN- bankment, turn
lg over his wagon, loaded with shingle, et
nd throwing him on pile of rocks. He ca
'as considerably bruised in several places Is
nd received cut in the head, but no an
arious injury except shock to the sys- Cl
I'm, which is serious to a person at the cl
&c Of 81 years. Ia
SOUTH RANDOLPH. o.
Miss Ruth Hanks little guests returned 10
ome Monday. ~
Cadv Earle of MiddleseN is visiting his NJ