Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-31
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. sAReENT. local Editor.

Glenn Blake has recovered from recent
attack OF tonsilitis.
Mrs. Henry Stewart returned home from
Nova Scotia last week.
Glenn Doubleday was home from Mont
pelier over last Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Percival returned from a visit
to Barton last Thursday.
j. F. Wells went to Boston last Sunday
on business for few days.
DR.. bearing attended the State Dental
society meeting at Brattleboro last week.
DR.. Sargent Of Brattleboro visited
friends here and in Tunbridge last week.
c. T. Southgate of Barre visited his
mother and sister here over Sunday last.
Karl Beedle, son of Charles Beedle of
Keene, n. H., was in the village Saturday.
Mrs. Nettie Smith is visiting her broth
err, w. f. Cushman, and family at North
field.
Rev. James L. Penders will hold Catho-
lie services at HeHitt's hall next Sunday
at a. m.
A business meeting OF the Ladies' Social
circle will be held this Thursday even
ing at the church after prayer meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. William Culver of Lebsn-
on, n. H., visited friends here last week.
They were formerly residents OF Royalton.
Mrs. James Pike returned to her home
last Thursday from Winchendon, Mass,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. X. d.
Grain.
Mrs. Blanche Riddall OF Arlington,
Mass, a former resident, is visiting
| friends here and is a guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. o. N. Stoughton.
J. X. Butler of Burlington and {. A..
/ Beale Of Boston, officials OF the y. Z. Tele-
phone Co., were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| M. IL. Hazen last week.
| Mrs. Maryette Reynolds Monkey, who
recently returned here from Providence,
r. l., is in very feeble health at her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Irwin Doubleday.
| The Methodist Ladies' Aid society will
| have a food sale in the yestry of the
church Saturday, June 2, from II until 4.
Come and get food supply for Sunday.
Mrs. e. L. Bailey OF Staten Island, n. Y,
will address a union service at the M. h.
church next Thursday evening at 1880.
Mrs. Bailey is one of the national speakers
for the w. Z. T. U.
The story Of the war entitled, "The
Roll Call,n illustrated by stereopticon
views, given by Rev. Sherman Goodwin at
the Cong'l church Sunday evening afforded
an interesting and instructive entertain
hithts tohSNiaiA9 ~ SNi'AAb ~ A~.A
moral day.
Mrs. George Hackett of this village, who
was taken to the hospital last week, was
operated upon FRIDAY, having been suffer-
ing the past year. The operation was sue
cessful and she is recovering from the
shock and doing well. Mr.. Hackett went
to Hanover Sunday to see her.
The service which was postponed on ac-
count of the weather viii be held next
Sunday, June 3, al p. m, in the school
house at Broad Brook. II is expected the
sunday school will be recognized at that
time. Joseph Gamson, missionary for the
American Sunday School union, viii DE
present.
The entertainment given at the Cong
church last Friday, under the manage
ment of Mrs. p. 5. Belknap, being the
presentation Of "Red Riding Hood, with
a cast Of little folks, was worth unusual
mention, and was decided financial sue
cess, the proceeds being upwards OF so0l
benefit 10 the Ladies' Aid society. Inc
manager was very fortunate IN her cast,
especially the star parts taken by Charles
Folsom. the wolf, and little Wealthy
Stoughton and little Pearl Bohonon, both
diminutiye in stature, who were charm-
inglv interesting in the rendition OF their
parts, Red Riding Hood and Buttercup.
| The chorus was unusually fine. Mrs. Bel
I knap, In the cast OF Grandma, sang the
/ Scotch ballad, "Bonnie Doone," In way
that was enthusiastically encored. A duet
by Mrs. Belknap and Miss kittle waldo
was finely rendered. Leon skinner was
i'm fine voice in rendering ''Song OF the
w Goldman and Ia duets.