Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
South Royalton Notes.
n. U. sARoENr. Looal Editor.

Mss Mamie Doubleday is visiting
friends al Hardwick.
Arthur Eaton has purchased a gasolene
engine for use in farm work.
Mrs. A. W. Berry, who mas been visiting
friends here, has left for Newport, X. /.
Mrs. Laura Curtis Moore of Brooklyn is
visiting her brother, o. 5. Curtis, and fam
lily.
preach in the NJ. +. church next Sunday,
Aug. 10.
Newton Culver OF Richford visited Mr..
and Mrs. Seymour Culver and friends over
Sunday.
Charles Sargent is to enlarge his house
by an additional story, charging the
kitchen.
Rev. Il. E. Wells, pastor Of the NJ. E.
church, and his family are away attending
a campmeeting.
Run up to Randolph tonight and hear
Proctor, Prouty and Martin speak al the
Republican rally.
Glenn Doubleday OF Montpelier visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Double
day, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eaton are making
two weeks visit to relatives and friends
in New Hampshire.
A. II. Lamb and daughter, Alice, who
have been at Camp Martin, Milton, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. y. ID. Allen of Lacrosse,
Wis, arrived here Saturday for a visit to
the old home Of Mrs. Allen.
George Leonard and wife OF Brattleboro
are visiting Henry Whiicomb and family.
Mrs. Leonard IS sister Of Mr.. Whitcomb.
Mr.. Lee OF Connecticut arrived here last
week TO pass his vacation with the family
Of Rev. W. NJ. Newton, his brother-in-
law.
b. G. Shaw and family, who have passed
a two weeks vacation here, returned TO
their home at White Plains, n. y, satur-
day.
Fred B. Titus and wife and samI Waldo
Of New York city are visiting Mrs. j. w.
Waldo, mother OF Mr.. Waldo and Mrs.
Titus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright and two
children and Miss Josie Bright of Lowell,
Mass, arrived at Brightwood this week to
pass a vacation.
George Bill. s Of Omaha, Neb., was in
town last week for short stay to visit
relatives. He is a nephew OF the late
Charles NJ Lamb.
Mrs. Julia Foster and sons, Walter and
Joseph, returned home from Norway, Me-,
last week. Walter and Joseph are to re-
turn after vacation.
A. G. Whitman was in White River
Junct ion Tuesday to attend a meeting OF
the Republican county committee, OF
which be is a member.
Miss Alice Lamb, who is in the employ
OF the New York city government, re-
turned to Brooklyn Monday, having
passed a two weeks vacation here.
There is to be Fusion rally at Woodland
hall, South Royalton, Aug. II, at p. m.
+ II. G. Shurtled Of Montpelier and X. X.
Lambert OF Rutland will address the citi-
zens.
Mrs. lavaux, who has been boarding at
the South Royalton House the past four
weeks. returned to her home at Philadei-
phia saturday. Her daughter, who came
with her, is to remain longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. LaDue and son,
Lawrence, OF Lynn, Mass; Mrs. A. l..
Gordon aud daughter, Edna, and Miss
Ethel Jennison of Springfield, Mass, have
been recent guests at j. IL. Waldo's.
Mr.. and Airs. {. II. Clapp OF the South
Royalton House, Mrs. Mary Shepard and
Mrs. b. C. Shaw, boarders, attended the
ball game at Randolph Friday. M. II.
Hazen took the party there by auto.
Arrangements are fully completed for
/ the ninth annual Old Home Week celebra-
ton and basket picnic which viii be held
tuesday, Aug. 81 Citizens from this and
adjoining towns are cordially invited to
be present.
The OthellO Dance club met at the house
Of John Powell Aug, 3 for dance.
Twelve couples were present and danced
! till 3 o'clock. DR.. Reynolds conducted
and furnished music. Cake and coffee
were served.
The lawn party given at the home q
Mrs. j. II. Hewitt was literally patroniZed
and a financial success, some s33 beng
taken, The cantata and drill rendered by
the little people was well rendered and
pronounced BY those present as pretty
| little entertainment
The Republican caucus for the nomina-
1 ton OF candidate for town representa-
/ tive for the town Of Royalton and seven
I Justices Of the peace will be held at the
/ Town house next Saturday. Hon. Frank
I Plumley and f. b. Finn will address the
caucus upon the issues OF the campaign at
I the Town hall during the afternoon.
The Republican town committee give
notice that Act No. of the laws OF 1901,
! in regard to the use OF a checklist IN cau-
Gus. does not apply to the caucus to be
held at Royalton on the 18th, and that all
I Repu blieans IA said town can vote IN said
caucus as heretofore, whether they signed
tue certificate in their tax inventory or
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