Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-18
.outh RoyaIton Notes.

armed from camp 80 .os IN
B. Wednesday OF last week.
.esl " ,..nette smith OF Boston is guest
NLss ~ Mrs. o. II. Goodaie.
49, an az Bixby Post are attending
AeaIi3 ,aI eneampment this week.
tbs nar's AZ ~ the Sharon Spring House
"a D. sister, Maria, here Friday.
I..,gs Conant of Cambridge, Mass,
S "a ep relatives the first OF the week
a'1 o.;,gs Of Somerville, Mass, was
Df. D ai Mrs. j. B. Durkee Friday last.
gas'A u.,rv Goodwin OF Boston is
MIS- bsr niece, Mrs. John Woodward.
'sA'l meeting OF Orville Bixby Post
BeE6g'P Corps Saturday evening, Aug.
son Of Homer Vail Of Randolph,
heni5 a,rest OF Lester Ashley last Satur-
Erigbt and two sons OF White
hoy r1aetjon visited friends here last
y. y. and Mrs. Dan Neal from Hartford
-..atly visited Mrs. Neal's ia'her' huius
-. Nett smith and Mrs. Emily Lamb
~ M Lowell, Mass. Saturday 10 visit
|ksnds. 80. -.
~ ~ four weeks visit in Boston last
w1ngr Woodward OF Chaplin, Ill, is
,ing his father, Aruna Woodward,
nd family.
p.,. G. f. Laid Of Randolph will preach
w. CnpgI church Sunday in exchange
vfh the PASTOR
There will be a meeting OF White River
c..a-s Friday evening. All members
- invited to be present.
Charles Corliss OF Rutland Was the guest
,iWr and Mrs. +. II. Sargent Sunday,
stunning to bis home Monday.
rbs,les Wells OF Boston, professional
,.SSr singer. called on an acquaintance,
N. lottie Poole, here last week.
DsBisl Woodward and daughter OF
pspdolph visited his sister, Ellen, and
N md Mrs. John Woodward last week.
Regular communication Of Rising sun
fsdgs. No Z, r. and A. NJ, "Wednesday
evening, Aug. "a. Work on F. c. degree.
Ne. Martha sibley has returned from
psr-s v here she had been spending few
49, with her daughter, Mrs. Griswold.
psy E. E. Wells and his Sunday school
slsss a bows camped al Broad Brook
hru 1st week and had an enjoyable
eating.
Mis- Josephine Hassam. who has been
visiting Mrs. =. n. Sargent the past two
seeks. returned 10 her home In Rutland
Monday.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Lee have returned
Ia NaE Britain, Conn, after spending
40 weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
NsEi0n.
H. Welcome, photographer, has a
Slsplay Of photographs that be has made
oiidults and children " hieh is exceeding
i artistic.
Dsd. IN Kansas city, No., Aug. II, 1901,
William II Bean, born Ia Sharon, May 8,
l,B, sen 81 stephen Smith and Caroline
Benson Bean.
Ell. Hspgood Of the firm OF Hapgood &
Pint Shoe Co. has gone TO Bristol, y. H.,
& repair machine for the White River
shos Co. d that place.
N. p. NJ. Wilson OF Middleboro, Mass,
and Miss Gertrude Wilson Of Barnard
sefe guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Ashley
hsi week Wednesday.
w. P. Bowman and wife Of Lowell,
MSS, a former resident in town, visited
sauainiances here last week and were
guests Oh Aruna Woodward
The ". re. will hold lawn party
viih Mrs. ID. n. Blake Wednesday even
OK. Aug. a. Refreshments will be
srved. Everyone is cordially invited to
glend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Northrop, Charles
NJrthr0p, Josie George and Gladys
Durkee Of Barre were guests last week at
ssnnyside farm, the home OF Gordon
N0fthrop.
Miss sadie Brooks came from Boston
sunday accompanied by her friends,
VS. Fioy Cunningham OF West Somer-
IAe and Charles F. Leighton OF cam
ridge, Mass.
The Republican town committee has
allied a caucus OF the Republican voters
J the town TO meet at the Town house
p saturday, Aug. 20, al p. m. TO nomi-
,ile representative and justice oil the
pace.
Capt. George l.. Goodsle OF Astoria,
wash, is attending the national encamp-
bent in Boston this week. Capt. GoOdale
past quartermaster in the regular army
Astoria. He rs expected 10 visit ms
lfoiher o. IL. Goodale, here before re-
lfning 10 duty.
Ms, Hattie Wilder Of Chicago is a
'assi Of Mrs. George Nye. Mrs. Wilder
years OF sge and came here recently
ma unaccompanied, and not much
stgled. She is former resident OF
a9yalton.
4 f. Harris OF Vergennes, chairman
The committee OF the Prohibition party
7 Vermont, was in town Wednesday OF
at week and attended the exercises OF
@ Old Home week celebration. Mr..
iairis was principal OF the Royalton
-ademy m 1855.
B. C. shaw, wife and children OF New
ofk returned TO their home Monday, att
Z passing a week with relatives ana
Tends. Mr.. Shaw is employed as travel
~ salesman with Thomas Edmunds u
o. dealers in paints, oils, etc, being one
I The largest distributors of their line in
Z. Sly. This was Mr.. Snaw's first visit
DIS old home in ten years.
Henry Clifford of vero, Fla, arrived in
oHn last week 10 visit relatives ana
Tends, after an absence OF several years.
lf Giford has a daughter in Royslton
"a a daughter and son in Neru, Fla.
{ attended the Old Home week eelebra-
on and gave an interesting account OF
p liie, industries and progress of the
eopie IN his section of the South.
HE Old Home Week celebration pro-
lam was carried out successfully al
-glsh the day was quite unfavorable, II
Jug cool and cloudy with some raintalii
~ there was large attendance, not
.nslanding the unfavorable weather.
u afternoon exercises consisted OF short
lQresses by Rev sherman Goodwin,