Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-04
South Royalton Notes.


Catholic services will be held at Hewitt
hall next Sunday at 0 a. M.
White River Grange vi ~ hold its regu-
lar meeting next saturday, Oct. q, at $50
p, m.
DIR, Cox OF Gardner, Mass, a native OF
Barnard, was in Roysiton aud Barnard re-
Gently.
J. +. Wells was in Boston Friday aud
Saturday ON business, returning Monday
morning.
Morris Lamb OF the Boston police force
Is passing two weeks vacation In town
and al East Barnard.
Herbert Culver OF Charlton, Mass, yis-
tied his foster parents, MIR. and Mrs. w.
V. Eastman, last week.
Rev. and Mrs. sherman Goodwin have a
daughter, born In Maine last week, Mrs.
Goodwin has passed the summer In Maine.
Albert Dodge OF Boston and sister OF
Monroe, Wash, early residents OF Royal
ton, called ON sequaintances here last
week.
A box social will be held at the high
school hall this evening, from 1880 10 10
O'Clock. Ladies are requested TO bring
boxes.
Miss Jessie Lavoux goes TO Boston
Tuesday for ten days visit and will re-
turn here before leaving for her home in
Philadelphia.
Truman Mead of Royalton has sold his
farm to Mr.. Odds OF Derby aud pur-
chased the DIR. Bowman farm In Royalton
through the Ga.usha agency.
George ID. Harrington, who has recently
purchased the South Royalton hotel, took
possession Monday. lie retains the help
that has been employed there.
Mrs. vanderyere and family and Mrs.
4 Sinclair <xha haVa passad he snmDoer M
their cottages here In town, return to their
homes in New Jersey this week.
Perry Owen Adams OF Barnard and
Miss Luna Irene Dalton OF South Royal
ton were united in marriage Sept. is by
Rev. George +. Fortier OF Bethel.
Charles Farnham, X. 5. Wood, b. Pend
ham, G. w. Palmer and T.. ). Meldin of
Providence, X. l.. arrived Sunday TO at
tend the Worlds fair at runbridge.
There will be no preaching service In the
Congl church next Sunday, the pastor be-
ing away on his vacation. Services will be
held Oct. IA conducted by the pastor.
Mrs. II. c. Clapp and son are spending a
few days with her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Clapp Of Royalton, be-
fore going TO Brockton, Mass, to reside.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Relief Corps OF Thursday OF this week will
be omitted, and a special meeting will be
held Friday for inspection at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Edward Knapp, who has resided with
his daughter, Mrs. Emmons Howard, is
quite i'll and under the physicians care.
Mrs. Howard has been i'll the past week
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Hazen, DR.. Fish and
j.. +. Wells attended the Woodstock fair
last Wednesday, making the trip by auto
, conveyance. Several others OF the village
attended.
Mrs. Arabella Adams has recovered
. sufficiently from her injury by fall to be
about the house with the and OF cane.
She is 81 years Of age and the Oldest per-
: son in town.
All who are interested in a Literary
society are cordially invited to meet at the
residence Of Mrs. j. II. Hewitt at p. m
Saturday, Oct. g., to assist in completing
/, the organization.
The remains OF Frank Belknap OF Chi
cago arrived last Friday for burial at Easl
Barnard. The body was accompanied by
Levi Belknap of Pittsburg, KAN, anc
: Monroe Belknap OF Iowa.
Miss Marian Wynn came home from
Bellows Falls Friday to act as bridesmaid
at the wedding Of her classmate, Mis-
, Mamie Doubleday of West Hartford, who
was married Saturday to Robert Mead Of
, Hartford.
Fred Culver, who sold his interest in tn,
, South Royalton House livery business, il
to have charge of c. II. Woodlands inter
. est in the business, q. III. Harrington
owning half interest in connection will
the hotel.
A husking bee and social dance was helt
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Gibson
on Broad brook, Sharon, Monday. Eighty
persons were present The party huskec
200 bushels of corn. Refreshments, served
by Mrs. Gibson, were followed by dance
! DR.. Reynolds orchestra furnishing music
An enjoyable evening was passed.
division Of the 10Th U. 5. cavalry from
Fort Ethan Allen that have been giving
$ | drill exhibitions at the fairs, arrived here
Friday from Woodstock on the way to thu
fair at Tun bridge, intending to camp here
until Tuesday following and give exhibit
. tons two days of the fair. At 3 O'Clock
Sunday morning the commandant re-
0 ceived rush orders to return to the Post a
e Fort Ethan Allen. Transportation wal
furnished by railroad and they left at 2.3
p. m.
). G. s. Chalmers, military correspondent
:. for the Hearst Newspaper syndicate, &C
). companied the troop of the 10Th U. s. cav
: airy, leaving here for Fort Ethan Allen
I and from New York will go to Newpor
News, Va, and forward to Cuba. Lieut.
d. G. Cook, recent graduate OF Yves
( Point who was with the cavalry, left then
: here Sunday to visit his home at Pos
v Mills, Thetford, and make preparation
I for joining the second u. s. cavalry in tn
Philippines,to which he has been assigned
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