Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-22
RoYALTok.

Mrs. Lucy Burditt and Miss c. L. Stick
ney spent Tuesday in Bethel.
Miss E. L. Sargent OF Williamstown is
helping care for Mrs. A. q. Cilley.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Laird returned
from Boston Wednesday of last week.
A small party enjoyed a picnic at
Brocklebank hill, Tunbridge, Friday.
Miss Ethel Adams is teaching in Nor
wieh, having begun her school Monday.
Mrs. Leslie Thompson from Newark, n.
j., was a guest at Hon. ID. c. Denison's
Monday.
Miss Kate Marcy went to Concord. Nh,
Tuesday TO spend week with her
nepliews.
Benjamin Joy fell from a load Of grain
Saturday, giving his right wrist quite
severe sprain.
Miss Fannie Eastman has been engaged
as assistant principal of the South Royal
ton High school.
Mrs. c. w. Joiner IL the fortunate pos
SCISSOR Of an autograph letter Of George
Washington, dated l773.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Miner from Brattle-
boro were at the Cascadnae House a few
days the first OF the week.
Miss Lucy Wild is visiting her brother,
Eben Wild, in Claremont, n. H.. after
spending a week in Bernardston, Mass.
Miss Sarah Goodrich has taken the place
OF Mrs. King, who has gone to Boston, as
a nurse and companion to Mrs. X. f. Xix.
Miss Louisa Winlock went Monday to
her home in Cambridge, Mass, after
spending the summer at the Cascadnac
House.
f. l.. ouimet has position as telegraph
operator at Concord, \. II. Mrs. Ouimet
has been in town this week storing their
goods.
The first meeting for the year Of the
Woman's club will be with the president,
Mrs d. c. Stearns, Saturday, Oct. !, at
2:30 p. N.
Prof. c. S. Denison left Saturday for
Ann Arbor to resume his duties IN Miehl-
gan university after an enforced vacation
OF nine months, owingto illness.
The exaggerated report Of the railroad
wreck in last weeks issue OF the HERALD
was not sent by the local correspondent.
II was a despatch that appeared in the
daily papers.
The body Of Mrs. Lydia Hemenway,
better known as Mrs. James Clifford, was
brought from Springfield Tuesday and
taken to East Bethel for burial beside the
body Of her husband.
Miss Martha Williams Pike went Fri
dav TO Hanover, N. H., TO spend week
before going 10 Portsmouth, y. H., for a
short stay, after which she viii 90 TO Bos-
ton for the winter.
The stamp saving system has been
adopted In some OF the Royaiton schools
and undoubtedly will be in Others when
its merit is fully understood. This has
been done through the efforts OF the
Woman's club.
Mrs. Alice Bliss and Miss Ruth left
Tuesday OF last week for their home IN
Hingham, Mass, and the same day f. Nj.
Hudson and family went 10 their home IN
Worcester, Mass, after spending month
at J. II. Bucks.
The sarah Skinner Memorial society is
planning to send a box to needy home
missionary in Alabama and viii meet
with Mrs j. +. Whitney Friday at 2;30 p
m. TO plan for this work. Anyone wish
ing to contribute clothing can leave the
same with Mrs. Whitney or Mrs. culver
Alonzo Emery has finished his canvass
OF Royalton under the direction OF the
Bible society and reports 372 families visit
ed, these families having 1861 members. Oi
this number, q are Roman Catholics ana
$50 attend some Protestant church, per-
centage Of 4S. A little less than 70 per cent
OF the population attend Sunday school.
Only one illiterate family is reported.