Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-28
South Royalton Notes.
~ sAReENr. Local EdItor.

G. p. Tarbell was in Boston Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. b. E. Parkhurst spent Friday with
friends in town.
Bert Tenney of Barre passed Sunday with
friends in town.
Henry Manchester went to Boston Tues
day for a weeks stay.
Fred Shepard and wife are visiting rel
atives in Norway. Me.
Selden Brooks is making additions and
repairs to his buildings.
g. +. Barker and wife are visiting
friends in BridgeWater.
j. II. Hewitt received quite a serious
injury Monday By fall.
Clinton Hewitt returned to his home in
sOmerville, Mass, Friday.
DR.. Corey Of Woodstock visited ID. w.
Blake last week Wednesday.
Mrs. James Pike is having her house re-
shingled and other repairs made.
George Griffin Of Chelsea is engaged at
work at the South ROyalton House.
There viii be services at the Congl
church next Sunday at the usual hour.
Mrs. Albert Chillson and daughter were
the guests Of Mrs. ID. W. Blake last week.
Edgar Watkins is charging his barn
ings.
Mrs. w. II. Luckett and son returned
home from their visit in Burlington last
week.
Regular communication Of Rising Sun
Lodge, II. q a. NJ, Wednesday evening,
June Sd.
r. ID. Grain accompanied his mother in
law, Mrs. James Pike, to her home here
last week.
The G. v. Ry. has been making extern
sive changes Of the side tracks here the
past week.
Headstones are soon to be placed at all
unmarked graves Of soldiers in town by
Bixby Post.
Mrs. Ellen Pierce Of Boston visited her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q.
Ashley, Friday.
DR.. f. J. Fish was called to Boston FRI
day TO see his grandchild, son OF DR..
Euclid Fish, who is seriously i'll. lie re-
turned Monday.
At the special town meeting held Tues
day, il was voted TO instruct the selectmen
to place a steel bridge across White river
al South Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moody wrote friends
here that they were In the best Of health
and are enjoying life in their rustic home
in Martindale, Montana.
ssThe Mission of John the Baptist" viii
be the pastors subject Sunday g. m. in the
NJ. +. church; evening praise service and
address on "Josephis Elevation"
sour Common Birds is the subject Of
an important lecture 10 be given Tuesday,
June ID, By A. J. Eaton in the NJ. f..
church. Home talent is sometimes the
best.
Lucian +. parkhurst, son Of 4. F. Park
hurst Of this village, was married May I'd
at ALBANY, n. ", to Miss Agnes Eugene
DOYLE OF Port Henry, n. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parkhurst Will make their home in
Albany, where he Is engaged as clerk IN
the office Of Henry w. Osgood, general
agent for the Mccormick harvesting 60.
He will make visit with his bride 10 his
friends later on.
The students OF the senior class Of the
High school who will graduate this term
are Glenn Doubleday, Clyde LEISURE and
Ethel Spaulding in the Classical course;
Pearl Culver, Bessie Smith and Bertha
Soper in the Latin course; Connie Carpen-
ter Nellie Howe. Jennie Cowen, Joseph
Shirlock, Pearl Waldo, Burton Shepard,
Charles Woodbury.. Erie Faneuf and
Walter Foster in the English course.
A Memorial service for the soldier and
sailor dead was held al the NJ. II. church.
South hoyalton, last SUNDAY nN lhNltatt0h
OF the pastor, Rev. w. II. White. II was
attended by members OF Bixby Post, Re
lief Corps and Sons OF Veterans. The
pastors sermon was replete with tributes
to the soldiers worth in their country's
time OF need, their loyal patriotism and
the debt OF love and gratitude due them
from a reclaimed and united people. The
church was fittingly decorated with flags,
bunting and flowers. The day was sunny
and comfortably warm. The choir was
assisted by Messrs. Folsom, Hapgood and
Shepard OF the Cong'l church choir and A..
r. Butler OF the NJ. r. church choir. who
sang a patriotic quartette, and Mrs. kittie
Shepard Belknap, soprano OF the Cong
church choir, who sang a patriotic sU'i,
entitled 1.-THE Roll Call of the Veterans
which she rendered charmingly.