Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-08
South RoyaltOn Notes.
NJ. sARaENr. Loeal Edltor.

STA Ward has returned home from her
st. Louis trip.
Bert Preston visited his mother and
family last week.
Mrs. A. II. Lamb is in Brooklyn, N. v,
with her daughter, Alice.
Miss Isabel Martin left here Tuesday to
resume teaching at Middlesex.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright returned to
their home in Boston Monday
Mrs. Lisle Mcintosh is In Providence, X.
l., with her brother and family.
Henry O. Durkee of Minnesota is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. b. c. Latham.
Mrs. Henry Kinsman and son, William,
are visiting her sister, Susan Lamb.
Mrs. Emma Dwinell of Minnesota is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Latham.
Elmer Brownell and wife Of Worcester,
Mass, are visiting his mother and family.
Ralph Hoyt and Miss Lillian Truesdale
have returned to their home in Massachu-
sets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. p. Mills and Mrs. Jane
Woodwork bearing were recent guests at
Rverview.
Miss Maud Abbott is to attend the
Normal school at Randolph Center for
two years course.
Charles Burbank OF Providence, r. l.,
visited his father, o. A. Burbank, and
family over Sunday.
Horace Griffin OF Illinois, formerly a
resident OF Tunbridge, was a guest OF Miss
Susan Lamb last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement OF Wakefield,
Mass, visited Mrs. Goodwin, mother OF
Mrs. Clement, last week.
Mrs. b +. Nickerson OF Braintree and
sister, Mrs. Dickerman, OF Granville were
in the village Thursday.
Mrs. J. b. Durkee and Mrs. DIR. Briggs,
her guest from Somerville, Mass, visited
friends in Williamstown last week.
George Cham berlin and daughters, Mrs.
Woodland and Miss Grace Chamberlin, OF
Iowa were guests of Miss Susan Lamb last
week.
Miss Lottie Poole OF Boston, who passed
the month OF August here, went to North
field Saturday for week and then returns
to her home.
Lucy Griswold returned to her home in
Barre last week. She had spent most of
the summer with her grandmother, Mrs.
Martha Sibley.
Mrs. G. Il. Farnham returned Thursday
from Someryille, Mass, where she had
been for the past six weeks caring for her
daughter Mrs. j. ID. Pease, who has been
dangerously i'll with appendicitis.
A citizens meeting for the purpose Of
forming a cemetery association under
charter was held Tuesday evening. z. p.
Tarbell, j. II. Hewitt, A. p. Skinner and
w. o. Belknap were chosen committee
to draft charter. The meeting adjourned
TO Sept. 10th.
A number from this village attended the
reception in honor OF III. II. Clifford OF
Vero, Fla, that was given at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. o. 1. Morse. Dinner
was served, consisting of baked beans,
brown bread, rolls, chicken sandwiches,
pies, many kinds of cake, fruit and coffee.
There were present about $50 relatives and
friends The reception and picnic were
enjoyed by all, and viii long be remem-
bered.
The Relief corps held a lawn party at
the residence OF ID. W. Blake Aug. "a. A
large number attended, IL being a success
socially and financially. The house and
lawn were brilliantly lighted with many
colored japanese lanterns, making the
lawn a beautiful spectacle. The barn was
handsomely trimmed with bunting, ever
green and bouquets OF golden rod. Music
was furnished for dancing in the barn
Scattered over the lawn were the tables,
decorated with flowers, at which ice cream
and cake were served.