Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23


ope and one-half story house, with
. 90 barn and outbuildings, two acres OF
gesllent land and abundance OF good
. s-sif only three minutes walk from X. X.
. Iarot and 2. o. in South Royalton village.
F >Thjs uroperty can be bought cheap ana on
~ terms OF payment. A chance to edu-
- YOUR children in one OF the best
S,rsded schools in the state.
amply TO Charles T.. Black or Charles T.
Il Tarbeli So. Royalton. ae Il
" H. Luckett of Burlington was in
town saturday.
Regular meeting OF BiXby post and Re-
lei corps next Saturday evening.
Miss Helen Burbank is home from Barre
Il ,rbere she teaches, TO pass her vacation.
Henry Manchester and wife visited
friends in Lebanon, y. H., over Sunday.
II. Lamb attended the annual meet
mo of the Grand lodge, Z. and A. NJ, at
Burlington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cowdery Of Vine
and. \. j., are visiting his mother, Mrs.
4 George Cowdery, and family.
Mrs. Henry Clark OF Philadelphia ar
rived here last Friday TO pass the summer
E a guest OF Mrs. j. b. Durkee.
/ Il. Waldo has his new steam saw
mill completed and In operation. He
h. a large quantity OF logs to saw.
Prof. II. II. Kibby, principal of school
Al swanton, and wife,are passing their va
cation at the home Of the parents Of Mrs.
Geo. Whitney, teacher in Bryn Mawr
college. at Bryn Mawr. Pa, is passing his
vacation with his mother, Mrs. Charles
whitney.
4 lie Inl AnAg z
h The Chelsea Cornet band has been engag-
\ cd Tor music.
Boroden Woodland is home from Hins-
dale. y. H., and Lester Ashley and Harold
. Fish from Dartmouth 10 spend their
school vacation.
A. q. Whitman and family and Masters
Philip Belknap and Julius Goodrich went
10 Camp Martin, Milton, Tuesday Tor
few days outing.
me annual meeting OF the South Royal
ton graded school district viii be held at
tbs school house next Tuesday evening,
June ., at 1880 p. m
DR.. j. Euclid Fish, wife and child Of
Boston arrived here Friday. The doctor
returned Monday;his wife and child are
% remain a few weeks.
Geo Mooney, who succeeded G. C..
S5uthgate as station agent for few days,
was In turn relieved last week by A. w.
B5h0non Of Middlesex.
West Freeman and wife visited friends
ia town last week. He Is now located in
sharon and his run as mail clerk Is south
from White River Junction.
The caucus for the election OF delegates
. and alternates to the state and district
Fl Republican conventions June p and 80
viii be held in the town house next satur-
day at 3 o'clock p. m.
DIT. f. j.. Fish of this village, who
was a candidate for nomination as state
senator at the Windsor county Republic
can convention held last week, was
chosen by reclamation without dis
senting vote.
Rev. Wilfred r. Mann. former pastor
OF the Congil church here, Is passing
few DAYS vacation with friends in town.
He is accompanied by a friend from
Indian Orchard, Mass, where Mr.. Mann
Is now located as pastor OF the Cong !
4 church.
n News OF the death OF Maynard Atwood
Fl a Chicago was received here Monday.
Mf Atwood was a resident OF Royalton
during his early years and OF a prominent
family in town. His brother, Thomas
Atwood, was widely known teacher Of
music back in the forties and fifties.
White River Camp, No. 1910, Modem
WOodmen OF America, was organized here
4 Thursday, June 10, by Deputy head
Consul John Seth, assisted by officers
snd members OF Hartford Camp, 1923,
E. A. Barrows acting consul. White River
Camp organized with p members and
elected the following officers &C. +. Blan-
chard consul; A. l. Benedict, ADVISOR;
George l.. Dutton, banker; A. b. Fielders,
clerk; w. II. Farnham, escort; q. l..
Bingham. Waterman; w. II. Pecor, sentry;
Dr. ". l.. Paine, physician. The camp
will hold its meetings in the Sons OF
Veterans hall and their first meeting
will be held this, Thursday, evening at
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