Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-30

An n,e1v soldier OF Royalton, or can give
f--tSrnation concerning those Reyo-
sl.3ansry soldiers, or who can locate their
l.syss Ia the Royalton cemeteries IS asked
Communicate with Mrs. GEORGE A.
4 ARD, Royalton, VI ."
For Sale.
Farm OF 145 acres, known as the Bennett
-. IN Broad Brook, near South Royal
Fine house. good barns, recently
.g--roved new round silo. Low price
~ mick sale. Examine the place and
n &. GREENE, 10 Avon St., Melrose
Highlands, Mass o."
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blake have a son
horn Tuesday.
M. and Mrs. ;. A. Choate returned to
Boston last week.
Ms Della Ross OF STAFFORD is visiting
al i. Bingham's.
Frank Camp Of Lyndonville visited
friends here Tuesday.
Miss la Dutton is at home from Albany
t,r weeks vacation.
kfr and Mrs. l.. r. Terry visited friends
n Hartford over Sunday.
Henry Tyler Of Enosburg Falls is visit
me her sister, Mrs. Lyman.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webster have a
.on born last week Wednesday.
O. A. Grout OF Chicopee, Mass, passed a
lew DAYS outing here recently.
station Agent Bohonon is TO move TO
4 he tenement in the Martin block.
Charles Clapp shipped a car of stock to
tbe market in Lowell, Mass, Monday.
There will be a regular meeting OF the
sons Of Veterans next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Warren Bennett OF Springfield,
Mass, is a guest of Mrs. Mary L. Mudgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durkee OF Fort Ed
ward, y. Y, are guests OF Mrs. j. b. Dur
Misses Susie and Josie Briggs have re-
turned to their home at Somerville,
Archie Goodale and sister, Gertrude,
start this week to visit the fair at st.
Louis,
m. and Mrs. Frank Ladue OF Lynn,
Mass, are visiting her sister, Mrs. J. II.
ME south Royalton ball club expects to
play the Hartford club at Hartford next
Saturday.
Rev. ". NJ. Newton, presiding elder,
returned home Monday after an extended
Miss Kittie Weymouth Of Randolph
town last week.
Prof A. X. Butler. principal Of the
schools, Is Ia Middletown, Conn, attend
lg graduating exercises.
Miss Edith Hall from Hinsdale, y. IL,
has been the guest Of B. l.. Preston al Mill
Brook farm the past ten days.
Nr. and Mrs William Waterman Of
Denver, Col, are visiting his father,
H4hnrf Waterman. and family.
Rev. Charles Dutton and wife OF New
Haven visited Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Drew,
parents OF Mrs. Dutton, last week.
The residence OF Fred Gray was saved
from destruction by fire Tuesday morning
by the timely use OF hand extinguishers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cushman and
daughter Of Colesville, y. u, are visiting
in town, the guests OF Mrs. Emily Lamb.
Rev. sherman Goodwin, pastor OF the
Congl church, and Rev. Mr.. Wells OF
the NJ. +. church exchanged pulpits
last Sunday.
The White River grange will bold its
regular meeting Saturday, July 2. II is
hoped that the members will make an
effort to be present.
Burton Shepard, son of j. Nj. Shepard
Of the Shepard family, and graduate OF
the High school, '03, was given the first
prize in speaking at Norwich university
commencement at Mortified this term.
Miss'Gertrude Leisure, a well-known and
highly esteemed young woman OF this
town, was united in marriage TO Arthur
NJ Nourse OF Westboro, Mass, June 2S.
The wedding occurred al the home OF the
BRIDES father, Dwight Leisure, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. +. Z.
Wells After pleasure trip, the young
couple viii make their home IN the
groom's native town.
George West, an esteemed citizen OF the
town. died at his home in South Royalton
Tuesday at the age of s. years, Mr.. West
was a brother Of Charles West, with whom
be had lived during his residence in town,
they having purchased farm together
here IN 1867. They have been very pros
porous farmers and highly esteemed citi-
zens. He left no family. His funeral will
be held this morning at 10 o'clock.
News OF the death OF Mrs. Nellie Pear
son Jackson of Barre was received by
Mrs. c. c. Southgate and her family last
Friday morning. Mrs. Jackson was the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson
Of South Barre and granddaughter OF
Mrs. {. {. Southgate OF this village Mrs.
Jackson was q years OF age and lett
husband and two daughters, 8 and years
Of age. Mr.. Jackson is prominent citl-
zen and business man of Barre.
At the annual meeting OF the South
Royalton Graded school district held last
Tuesday evening, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:-Mod'
orator, Chas. p. Tarbell clerk, NJ. j. sar-
gent; prudential committee, A. j. Eaton,
g. L. Dutton, ID. p. Leisure; treasurer, H.
X. Foster; collector, p. 5. Belknap; audi
tors j. H. Hewitt, j. o. Belknap, w. ".
S0per. tax of 75c. on the dollar was
voted. The expense of the schools for the
year was s3,15117.
The delegates elected at the caucus held
Saturday last were X. b. Galusha, j. r.
Shepard and Henry Dutton. They were
not instructed, but are understood 10
favor Bell for governor. The district
delegates were VIM. Skinner, NJ. j. Sar-
gent, J. o. Belknap. The town COM
mittee elected for the town OF Royalton
are VIM. skinner, NJ. J. Sargent, John A.
Sargent. John A. Button, w. o. Belknap,
A. q. Whitman, Z. j. Allen. DR.. z. J.
Fish was chairman of the caucus and W.
o. Belknap, secretary.