Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-14
South Royalton Notes.
MI. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Nj. j. OAhoEk%As t<SN-A $1,000
NJ J. Fish was in Montpelier Satur-
.u.s Laura Freeman OF Burlington is at
.one on a vacation.
IN Morse and daughter OF Athol,
- we're in town Friday.
Ashley went to North Adams
rss:sdsv for few weeks stay.
,T.lter Dewey has moved his family to
cl,Isea. where he is employed.
wiss Ruth Weed, student at Vassar col
- 4 al home on her vacation.
,f..s Tottie Poole OF Boston IS passing
=, gacation with her aunt, Mrs. James
Z Goodwin of philadelphia was a
.1ssf 81 Mr.. and Mrs. 5. {. Drew last
ES &C. and Mrs. Clinton Merrill OF White
p~er Junction visited friends here last
~ John Goodrich returned home
r-5av from two weeks visit at Ran
otfis. Clara Davis, teacher in Leomin-
~ Mass, is spending her vacation at
home.
uiss Isabelle Martin returned home last
reg from Middlesex, where she had been
teaching.
Mrs.. Henry wclcott of Randolph vis-
ned her mother, Mrs. 5. II. Doubleday,
last week.
Miss Lillian Twisdale Of Arlington,
/ Mass. is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. \.
st0ughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hewitt returned
nome last Thursday from their visit TO
relatives in Boston.
Mrs. Frva NJ. Sargent has recovered
flfnEua a4ffirfguflx a sit
4 gp much OF the time.
sam. Waldo returned from Windsor
friday and will visit his mother and sis-
tsrs Tor q few weeks.
M and Mrs. McCloud OF New York
4 sity arrived here Tuesday evening and are
guests Of Mrs. J. b. Durkee.
Glenn Doubleday returned last week to
Montpelier, where he has employment as
eIerk Tor f. W. Bailey a Co.
There viii be regular conyocation Of
Rising sun chapter, No. Y, o. r. s., next
wednesday, July 20, at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Eva Lovejoy, college professor In
Helena Mont. arrived here Saturday 10
pass her vacation with her sister, Mrs.
4 Charles Loveloy
Mrs. Frank Morse Of Boston arrived
A here saturday 10 spend the summer She
\ va accompanied BY SIR. Morse, who re-
turned Monday.
NJ and Mrs. {. r. Waldo Of Bethel and
Mr. q Waldo and children Of Ellis, Kan
=. uers guests Of Mrs. Nettie Waldo al
River View last Friday.
Mrs. Kendrick Woodard returned home
sst week from Lancaster, y. H., where
she had been on visit TO her son, Her
bert. aud wife and their infant son.
Mrs. ID. c. Jones returned home from
80 80. III lnaH rrTaHL She
vas accompanied by Mrs. John Onkin Of
Chspn, who will pass a few weeks with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry spaulding re-
turned 10 their home at Sumpter, Ore,
Ast sunday. They have passed three
months with his mother AZ Mr.. and Mrs.
George Browns.
John Durkee Of Fort Edward and his
wife, who have been guests OF Mrs. j. b.
Durkoe the past two weeks, went last
Thursday 10 Jefferson, y. H.. where be
has an engagement 10 furnish orchestral
music at a hotel.
Tunhridge had a sharp fight with scythes
Monday afternoon in dispute over the
right 70 strip OF land Mr.. Barney's
legs were badly cut, requiring surgical
attendance. Fifield escaped injury.
Miss Alice Lamb arrived home from
Brooklyn, y. Y, Saturday. She was ac- /
companied by Mrs. Katie Chamberlin /
Cove. Miss Lamb had recovered from
serious illness sufficiently to return home
very comfortably. She Is yet quite feeble. /
Miss Gertrude Goodale and brother, /
Archie, returned home Sunday morning
from their trip TO the Worlds fair. They 1
travelled with party OF ., and besides I
attending the exposition they also enjoyed /
delightful drives in Niagara, Chicago and
Toronto. From Toronto they took the i
noted sail wa the Thousand Islands TO 4
Montreal and then home.
The South Royalton baseball club APP /
pesret in q new set OF uniforms in their
last game with Bethel on the Fourth. I
The uniforms we're obtained by subscrip-
ton through NJ. j. Sargent x son and
were made by the A. G.. spaulding Co., for /
whom they are agents in this town. The
uniforms are navy blue With white stripes .
and trimmings and present very attrac-
tive appearance.
An effort is being made TO have an asso-
cation chartered to establish new GEM 4
eiery in South Royaiton and TO have I
charge Of one or more cemeteries in town.
committee of Investigation was appoint
ca last Friday, consisting OF J. II. Hewitt,
W.O Belknap, J. o. Belknap, A. p. Skin
ner and Charles Z. Tarbell, and viii report
@ called meeting Of citizens the first
tuesday in September.
The graded school board has engaged J
v sturtevant of Jacksonville a. princi-
pal. aud Miss Jessie Butler OF Waterbury
a. teacher OF the grammar department.
Miss Jessie Benson, intermediate, aud
Miss Minnie L. Blodgett. primary de-
partments. The schools are to commence
Aug. 30. Mr. Sturtevant is graduate OF
hiddlebury college and has had II years
experience in teaching. Miss Jessie But
Ter Is Normal school graduate and has
taught eight years. Miss Jessie Benson Is
graduate OF the Normal school, with
several years experience. Miss Minnie
blodgett is the only teacher retained OF
the former force.
The railroad rates to Boston in the New
England states for the national encamp-
nent in August have been announced
through the press and are as follows:-
Within a radius from Boston OF $50 miles,
le. mile each way plus 25c. valuation on
return portion OF ticket. Tickets will be
On sale August 10 to Is, good to return
august 20, with no stop-over privileges
SLOWED. Tickets can be extended TO sep
tember 80 by depcsiting ticket with Joint
agent and making payment Of SOC. Tick
eis must be deposited by August 20. No
tickets wiil be good before the 18th, going.