Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01
south Royalton Notes.
60 sARoENr. Local EditOr.


Mrs. John Rowland OF Barnard recently
,isited friends in town.
o..ar Morse and wife OF Windsor
. ,fs,ted here over Sunday.
uovt Knight OF White River Junction
,-sited friends here Monday.
~ o. Belknap is in New York ano
poston this week for new goods.
II. Waldo shipped four cars Of
4 sr,nher last week and seven this week.
Miss Kittie Waldo returned home from
~ visit to Boston and Lynn last Friday,
Miss Lizzie Freeman is TO attend the
S5rmal school at Plymouth, n. H., this
George Dewey OF Beard, Iowa, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. o. A. Burbank, and
Miss Ethel Tower Of Bellows Falls is
visItng her sister, Mrs. Forrest South
~ and Mrs. c. p. TarbeIl and daugh-
,sr returned home from Camp Martin
ii. Lamb has been very sick since
~ return from the q. A. X. encampment
Al Boston.
Mrs. e. NJ. Lovejoy left here Monday
Il night to return to Helena, Mont, where
~ IS teaching school.
DR.. d. +. bearing has opened dental
1 oaice In the w. II. Martin block, formerly
occupied by DR.. ID. b. Freeman.
Mrs. Benjamin Flint returned here
from southampton, Mass, last week and
i guest Of Mrs. j. b. Durkee.
Ernest Moody went to Rutland Satur-
Sav 10 return with has wife, who has been
visiting her parents the past three weeks.
Miss Celia Wynn commenced teaching
a. 49, -. a
Miss Josie Sargent in STAFFORD last Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Waldo OF Bethel
and Mrs Underwood OF New York were
guests OF Mrs. Nettie Waldo the first OF
the week.
Mrs Mary Talbert and Miss Nellie
Adams have returned home from North
field, Mass, where they passed the
month OF August.
Mrs. C. +. Wyman OF Moretown and
Mrs. r. A. Stanley and daughter, Ruth,
from Waterbury were guests OF Mrs.
". NJ. Newton the past week.
Albert Wild OF Claremont, n. H.,
Youngest son OF John Wild, Is visiting
liz father and family, not having been
iu town since leaving 20 years ago
Ralph Soper, a recent graduate OF Dart
mouth college and Thayer School, left
here Friday for Chicago, where he has a
position az draughtsman for the Illinois
Steel Co.
Field day of the order OF NJ w. A.
viii be- held al Woodstock Monday, Sept
5. White River Camp No. 10000, Of
South Royalton will participate In the
Labor day festivities.
White River grange will hold a basket
picnic and lawn party Saturday afternoon
aud aer1rtfFfr Semi q al Az m M
Promenade In evening. A general invita-
ton is extended TO all.
Mrs NJ. n. Hazen returned home from |
Boston last week, after a months visit /
% friends there and vicinity. She was /
accompanied home by Mrs. q. A. Beals |
and daughter of Boston.
By error, the name OF c. +. Black was /
given last week as the candidate filed in /
nomination for town representative OF /
the Democratic party. The name OF G. 9. /
Wan should have been given.
Henry French, wife and daughter Of /
0wst0nuA, Mimi, Mrs. Alice French Fin /
nan Of New York, Mrs. Fannie French 1
Slack Of Manchester, n. H., are visiting 4
Skinner, with A. p. SINNERS family. |
They visited the old French homestead |
Ii Tunbridge Tuesday.
Mrs. John Onkin and son left for their |
home IN Chaplin, ILL.,, Monday, after pass
ing the summer here with her uncle, John 4
W. Woodward, and family. They were i
accompanied by Clarence, son OF Elmer 1
Woodward, and Clayton, son Of kendrick 4
Woodward, who will visit the Worlds
Fair before returning.
Charles Clapp returned here Sunday for
his 18th car Of cows purchased since last
November, in all over $50 cows. lie Is
q II a A. - HkfaH
have a sale stable in Lowell. Mr.. Clapp 1
has purchased cows in this vicinity for
the past four years, but more largely OF
late. His shipments from this station
have largely exceeded those OF any other
dealer. Mr.. Clapp is a native OF Royaiton,
born and bred on the Sewall farm IN the
west part OF the town.
The iortieth anniversary OF the mar
rage OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dutton OF
south Royalton was celebrated Aug. Y
by the assembly OF the large family OF
Mr. and Mrs. Dutton, who reside away
from home, and many OF the acquaint-
suces and friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
button. There were 80 present, and i
Was so well arranged for a surprise that
neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Dutton were aware
Of any plan to celebrate until the party's
arrival at their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
button were presented with many valua-
Ole gifts, one full set of nice crockery.
Past Col. Herbert o. Bixby, Capt a..
W, Hoyt and Il other members Of Ii. r.
h. Han Camp No. D, Sons OF Veterans,
q Chelsea visited Mark j. Sargent Camp
No "a, last Saturday evening at regular
meeting. Four new members were mus
tered into Mark j. Sargent Camp, George
aud Enos Lockwood. George Tucker OF
Iunbridge and Archie Goodale OF south
lh;oyalton. Speaking by. Col. Bixoy ana
Capt Hoyt, Chaplain fuller and others
Of Han Camp and Chaplain Arthur Dewey
OF Camp "A and refreshments with smoke
talk followed the work, making very
enjoyable evening.