Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-24
South RoyaltOn Notes.
NJ. SARGENT. Local Editor.

M. D. 0Ah0ENAs A<CNoA A~AtAOAs
Bert sawyer is home from Windsor fol-
an indefinite stay.
Murray Buck Of Sheffield is visiting
friends here this week.
Leon Skinner returned home from La.
coma. n. H., last week.
&c. Black is recovering and is able to
at up a short time daily.
Thomas Arnold, former resident, Wis
tied friends here last week.
CIV Adams arrived home from Missss-
ippi last week TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Edith Skinner Clogston returned
10 her home in Boston last week.
Albert Fielders was taken IN last week
and has developed typhoid fever.
Rev. Sherman Goodwin returned home
from vacation outing trip Monday.
Six new arrivals, making thirteen sum-
mer boarders at the Longmeadow farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alba Brownell OF Worees-
ter, Mass, are visiting her mother and
family.
Cassie Bingham is passing her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bingham.
A goodly number from here attended
the Old Home week celebration at Chelsea
last week.
One hundred and ten excursion tickets
10 Ausable Chasm were sold at this
station Tuesday.
Edgar Watkins Is slowly regaining
strength and sensation in hls paralyzed
limbs and activity OF the brain.
Frank Bennett Of Boston, native OF
South koyalton, was in town Monday,
having visited friends in Tunbridge.
George Prentiss and sister, Lottie, Of
Chelsea, r. O.. arrived here last week for
visit to their aunt, Miss c. W. Haokett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Onken and fsmily Of Hi
nois, who are passing the summer here
with friends, visited Boston last week.
They are to remain here until Oct. /.
Mr. and Mrs. ". F. Cushman and
daughter OF Mortified visited his sister,
Mrs. Ed. Smith, last week. He purchased
a family horse Of George Hackett while
here.
Mrs. Hattie Doubleday Hannah OF
Boston is visiting friends here and is with
her sister, Mrs Leavitt, OF someryille,
Mass. who Is passing the summer
months at her summer home.
A picnic party. consisting OF the fami-
lies Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Galasha, Mrs.
st. Clair, Mr.. and Mrs. Nandeyeer, Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Mosher and summer boarders
at {. c. Southworth's, thirty in all, spent a
uhN ~ Ashht JNhh ih,t NNths
Miss Herrick Of Burlington, daughter OF
Rev. +. T.. Herrick of Milton, was in the
village Monday. She is a teacher In draw
ing and is canvassing the adjoining towns
having high schools for the purpose OF in
dueing the several school boards to adopt
drawing as one Of the courses.
Miss Grace Rogers, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fayette Rogers, was united in
marriage TO Archie Sargent OF Tunbridge,
Sunday, Aug. 49, The wedding occurred
at the brides home. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. +. +. Wells. The
young couple have the best wishes OF
their friends.
News was received last week that Fred
DAILY. former resident and workman IN
the shoe factory here, had attempted sui
eide Aug. 10th at Winsted, Conn, by sew
ering an artery in the forearm. He was
discovered BY persons nearby who |
bandged his arm, and he was TAX |
en- 10 the hospital He some time later |
in the dav or night made his escape from I
the hospital through an open window |
while the attendant was out, and could not |
be found.
A. F. Peckham OF Providence, r. l., |
shipped a carload of cows 10 his dairy /
farm Monday. He keeps dairy Of 100
cows. The milk product is sold in his city |
at eight cents per quart. His cows are /
kept one year and then sold for beef. re- 1
placing with new stock, keeping the num-
Der good. He feeds each animal il pounds
OF hay and alternately sliced corn ana 4
beet pulp. The beet pulp he prizes highly /
for food for mich cows. He buys the pulp /
West. costing, laid down, ~ per ton, and |
values il TO in favor OF bran.