Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
South Royalton Notes.
N. ]. sAReENr. Local Editor.

Kate VIM came home Monday.
X. p. Mills was in town Tuesday.
Frank Durkee of Chicago is visiting rel
atiyes in this vicinity.
j. II. Waldo is visiting In Boston and
Lynn for few weeks
George Conant Of Boston was in town
/ Monday for a short visit.
/ Mrs. Helen Southgate Osgood is visiting
relatives in Barre this week.
Mrs. George bearing visited her father,
X. b. Cloud, and family Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Northrup of Barre
visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Mary Talbert is boarding with DR..
/ Fish's family through the summer season.
Miss Cassie Bingham is at home from
Salem, Mass, for her summers vacation.
III. A. Powers, II. X. Darling and Ernest
| Corwin Of Chelsea were in town Monday.
Mr.. Douglass, Of the late firm of Ward
a Douglass OF Barre, was in town Tues
day.
The selectmen are relaying the abut-
ments for the new bridge across the river
here.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hinekley has a grandson and
granddaughter from New York city visit
ing her.
Pearl D. Waldo is taking charge of the
lumber business during his brothers
absence.
r. B. Cloud is recovering slowly from
his recent injury. He is not able to be
about vet.
Hoyt Knight has been confined to the
house and bed the past ten days with
rheumatism.
A. r. Butler, principal OF the school,
attended the teachers convention IN Bos-
ton last week.
DR.. j. Euclid Fish came up from Boston
Saturday to pass Sunday with his wife
and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fenner of Center
House last week.
There viii be a special communication
Of Rising sun Lodge next Wednesday
evening, July p.
Miss Edith Campbell OF Springfield,
Mass, was a guest OF Mrs. W. n. Thurs
ton over last Sunday.
Mrs. DIR. Moore Of Providence, r. l., left
here Tuesday for STAFFORD, where she is to
pass the summer with the family Of John
Moore.
Harold Fish left here Monday for Beth
lehem, n. H., where he viii be employed
in the Atlantic hotel during his college
vacation.
Mrs. Adeline Burnett Of Bethel and
Walter and Earl Stanley OF Rock Falls,
IN, visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Ashley last
saturday.
WI. Ladue has exchanged his farm in
Sharon for the NJ. ID. Rowell farm in Tun-
bridge with h. b. Galusha Of the Galusha
farm agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCloud Of New York
city will arrive here today and viii be
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Durkee dur
ing their vacation.
Thomas Bosworth Of Chicago visited
friends here last week on his way home
from Boston, where he had attended the
teachers convention.
ID. q. Stoughton has contracted with
Ward Brothers 10 take charge OF gang
Of bricklayers on a large job OF building a
factory at Berlin, y. III.
Miss STA Ward returned home from
Fitchburg Saturday for her summer yaca-
ton. She attended the teachers conven-
ton at Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Lincoln Of Dighton,
Mass, arrived here Monday for a two
weeks stay. Mr.. Lincoln will purchase
stock for his market while in town.
Ransom Roberts received news Monday
that his sister, who was soon to come here
and pass the summer Win MN, hau re-
ceived an injury, breaking her collar bone.
Mrs. Georgia Shepard Nallie is visiting
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. |
SHEPARD. Mr. and Mrs. Nallie are to make
their future home at Ithaca. \. y, where
he has recently taken position.
Many voices Of city people are heard |
once more az Fairview farm. Three ladies
from Lynn. Mass, three from New York /
city, Emmons Grover, submaster OF the |
Charles Sumner school in Boston, with /
his wife and daughter, Miss Evelyn, and /
Merton Greene Of Gardner, Mass, are
there for the summer.
Harold Fish is the champion fisherman 1
here this season. While in camp at North /
Rovalton last week he caught six trout 1
[ hat weighed lbs. and u o., one weigh 4
ing 2 lbs. 10 o.. one 10. 13 o., one 10: 4
II or. one 10. 6 o., one Id. l o.. ana /
one l 10. p OF. Three OF them caught one /
day weighed lbs. OF.
Grand list for town OF Royalton for the
wear 1903 is as follows:-Real estate, LIST
class, sos acres, s223,735; real estate, "a 1
class, 23,475 acres, S3lO,l35; total SoS3,-
$50. Personal estate for taxation, slfl'l1; i
total amount for real and personal estate, |
;. ass 81: taxable polls, 357 at =, sl4;
total grand list. s7,769.s7. Number OF
horses and colts in town, gu cows, l,4lsi 1
other cattle, 1872; sheep, s2l.
SOUTH TUNBRIDGE.