Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-28
RoYALTon.

S. H. Heaths son from Reading. Mass.
visited him last week.
! Miss Martha Williams Pike of Boston
TENDER.
Mrs. Laura Parker and Miss Parker re-
turned TO their home in Maiden, Mass
Sunday.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers has been spending
Two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Merrill in
Woodstock.
Miss Minnie f. Diamond of Tunbridge
was the guest Of her schoOlmate, Ruby
Greene, last week.
Arthur Rumrill OF Boston came Sunday
morning to spend a few days with his
father, E. J. Rumrill.
Mrs. Rix Williams, Pearl and Ruby
Greene attended a lawn party in East
Bethel Friday evening.
Mrs. Taggart and Miss Hattie Taggart
OF stoekbridge came Tuesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Dewey.
Miss Fannie Eastman accompanied her
mother 10 their home in Bradford Mon
day and Will remain two weeks.
Mrs. Laura Hendricks from Cliftondale,
Mass, was the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
d. {. Stearns, the first OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Waite Elder started
Monday on a driving trip to White River
junction, Hartland and Woodstock.
Mrs. Julia Raymond from Charlestown,
Mass, came Monday to spend the rest OF
the summer with her niece, Mrs. 5. Z.
Kendall.
Mrs. G. W. Joy and Miss Maud and
Mrs. NanDeusen we're among those from
this place who patronized the excursion
last week.
Mrs. Mabel f. Sinclair from somerviIle,
y. j., has bought A, j. Taylors place,
now occupied by Xix Williams, for a sum
mer home.
w. I. Norton Joined his family at j. II.
Bucks Friday, remaining until Monday,
when they all returned to their home in
Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody, son and daugh-
ter from Lebanon, n. H., were guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. Paine at Castle Corner Mon
day and Tuesday.
By regular alienation this part OF the
town viii send a representative to Mont
pelier next fall. William Skinner is
fayonbly mentioned as a candidate for
this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom 5. Watkyns, son and
maid from Troy, y. Y, and Miss Fletcher
drove over from Woodstock Inn last
Thursday and took dinner at the Cascad-
nae House.
Rev. j. Clark Robbins OF Bridgetown,
y, j., win conduct service at St. Pauis
church during the month Of August.
The first Sunday 10 the month service viii
be al lQ:45 a. NJ. with Holy Communion.
The register Of the school in the Wins
low district shows that not one OF the
eight pupils bad mark either for absence
or tardiness during the entire spring term.
Il would be well If the other schools IN
town would try TO equal this record.
Among those who have registered at the
Cascadnac House the past week are John
". Foster, G. l.. Young, e. NJ. Buchanan,
Boston; G. L. Randlett, Jr., Worcester,
Mass; ;. e.. Elliott, Rumford Falls, Me;
+. c. Marden, Keene, n. H.; Rev. and
Mrs. r. II. Roberts, Brownsville; $. Il.
Blanchard, Woodstock; A. A. Sargent aud
wife. Barre; VIM. Mccormack, Richmond,
Va; VIM. Hiney, Burlington.
Just one hundred years ago the freemen
OF the town of Royalton. at the March
meeting. voted 10 raise tax OF seven mills
on the dollar on the list for the year 1903
to be paid into the treasury by the first
day OF July next to defray the expenses OF
the town, and that ten dollars OF the same
be laid out for the repairs OF the bridge
over the river "nigh the meeting house.
Compare this with the tax and bridge
expense in 1905 and see whether Royalton
has made progress in century.