Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
South Royalton Notes.
MI. SARGENT. Local Editor.


Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred southgats of Wood
stock were here Saturday.
John Kendall and wife of STAFFORD
visited in this village Saturday.
Mrs. Maud Howe of Northfield is with
Mrs. w. 0. Belknap 10 remain awhile.
Mrs. Minnie Metcalf is making an ex-
tended visit with friends in Lowell, Mass.
William Hardenburg returned here from
Tacoma, n. H., last week TOR an indefinite
stay.
NJ. S. Adams was in Bethlehem, n. H.,
last week making repairs on his summer
cottage.
Arthur Pierce and Fred Morrill, attended
the funeral Of Nathan Cobb at STAFFORD
Tuesday.
d. G. Stoughton returned home from
Maine last week and will take a months
vacation.
Mrs. Ernest Hewitt and son returned
home from visit to her parents in Bos-
ton Friday.
Mrs. George Hackett has been seriously
i'll the past ten days and is but slightly
better this week.
DR.. f. j. Fish went to Boston Friday to
see his son, Harold, aboard the steamship
for trip TO Italy.
Regular convocation OF Rising Sun
Chapter, o. +. s., next week Wednesday,
May 80, at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Of Lexington,
KY, visited his brother, A. G.. Whitman,
and family last week.
DIR. A. c. Bailey, J. ID. Denison and
Katherine Denison OF Randolph were
guests at the Woodward House last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Jacobs OF Lebanon,
y. H., took pleasure trip by automobile
here Sunday, and were guests of the South
Royalton House.
c. H. Woodland has leased the South
Royalton House to Mr.. Clapp Of Lowell,
Mass, son OF Charles Clapp Of Royalton,
who takes possession June LIST.
V. 5. King OF New York, Ira Heller.
Miss B. Buell., Miss 5. Kendall Of South
STAFFORD took pleasure trip here Sunday
and were guests at the Woodland House.
Rev. Sherman Goodwin, pastor OF the
Cong'l church, will give story OF the
war entitled "The Roll Call, p with stereop-
ticon views, in the church next Sunday
evening at 1880.
Miss Sadie Jones OF Chelsea is assisting
Mrs. Clarence Burke for a few weeks.
The friends OF Mrs. Burke are pleased to
know that she is recovering from her ILL
ness of eight weeks.
II is hoped that the citizens will kindly
send what flowers and evergreens they can
conveniently furnish for use Memorial
day. send In care OF Mrs. o. \. Slough
ton. The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
at their hall Saturday afternoon, the 10th,
TO prepare floral tributes for decorating
soldiers graves.
Edgar +. Reynolds, q resident OF this
village since 1874, died last Saturday quite
suddenly OF diabetes melitis. He had been
in feeble health year, gradually falling,
but able to attend to his livery
business by oversight. He was taken
violently IN Friday and failed rapidly un-
I'll O'Clock Saturday morning when be
passed away. He was a son OF Warner
and Eliza Cleveland Reynolds, born in
Tunbridge In 1886. He made his home
with his parents until their death and has
since renamed at their home left him,
with younger sister, Laura. The family
moved from Tunbridge in 1874, an older
brother, DIR. AFRO Reynolds. remaining at
the old homestead in Tunbridge. Burial
Monday IN the family lot in the village
cemetery. Prayer service was held al the
house, Rev. Sherman Goodwin, officiating.