Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-05
South Royalton Notes.
81. J. sARoENT. Local Editor.


Mrs. E. j. Fish was taken suddenly i'll
last week and is in care of a nurse.
The food sales at the NJ. E. church will
be discontinued until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. southgate of Barre
visited bis mother and sister over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durkee Of Spring
held, Mass, are guests OF Mrs. John B.
Durkee.
William Bingham Of Lowell. Mass, is
with bis family at their home here for
few days stay.
DR.. Simeon Belknap and grandson of
Niles, Mich, is visiting his brother, j. o.
Belknap, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Manchester OF Ran
dolph spent last week with his brother,
Henry, Of this village.
Mrs. Ellis, widow OF the late DR.. Ellis
of Someryille, Mass, was a guest of Mrs.
j. b. Durkee last week
Mr.. ana Mrs. Burton Thresher and
daughter from Philadelphia visited at j.
g. Ashley's last Friday.
News items for publication should be
sent or brought in not later than Tuesday
afternoon before mail time.
j. o. Belknap and wife and DR.. Simeon
! Belknsp Niles, Mich, took trip to the
Mormon monument Tuesday.
Miss Helen Southworth went to Boston
last week to pass her school vacation
with friends there and vicinity.
The c. V. Ry. Co. are making extensive
repairs about the depot here and erecting
a covered stock shed in the yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Bert
/ Moody OF Waterbury visited Dir. and Mrs.
Ernest Moody the fret OF the week.
Fred Fales aud wife OF Waltham, Mass,
were in the village last week. Mr.. Fales
was formerly resident Of Royalton.
A. G.. Whitman was chosen one Of the
county committee at the Republican
| convention held at Woodstock last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Culver have com
menced keeping house, having left the
hotel, here they had been for several
years.
William Clogston Of Boston visited his
wife and A. p. SINNERS family over sun
/ day and is now camping at Camp Martin,
/ Milton.
Miss Mary shirlock visited friends in
/ Burlington last week. Joseph Sherlock
was home from Proctor during school
| commencement week.
! Prof. Hugh G. Green and family are at
! their Broad Brook farm for the summer.
| They are accompanied by Masters Harold
and Homer Titus OF New York city.
News was received here last week OF the
death OF Mrs. Zoe Reynolds Cooksley at
| Washington. Ind. She was the daughter
Of DR.. A. II. Reynolds OF Tunbridge and
/ previous to her marriage was engaged
/ with her sister giving concerts, both
/ being violinists, announcing concerts by
I the Reynolds sisters.
Harold, son of DR.. f. J. Fish, Dart
4 mouth student, who left home seven
weeks ago for trip to Europe, arrived at
Boston Friday on his return home. The
/ point Of destination WAS Naples, where
i be had some business to transact From
there be visited Pompeii, Rome, Florence,
Venice, Milan, thence TO Munich ana
Berlin in Germany, and Liverpool, Ing
land, and from there home, landing IN
| New York.
Rev. r. Daniels OF Barnard will preach
at the Broad Brook schoolhouse regularly
during the summer al 3:45 p. m. sun
dav school has been organized with Mrs.
I Carrie Davis, who has lately returned to
the Davis homestead, as superintendent
Miss Clara Davis Of Leominster, Mass
will have charge Of the singing Mrs
Horace Whitney, secretary ana hts.
Lee Holt, treasurer. All friends o. me
enterprise are earnestly requested 70
attend.
The annual meeting Of the South Royal
ton Graded school district was held June
! 26 The following business was trans
acted e j. Fish elected moderator
NJ. j. Sargent, clerk; Albert Merrill
prudential COMMITTEES for three years
III. X. Foster, treasurer; A. &. Whitman
collector: j. o. Belknap, J. Il. Hewitt
h. B. Doyle, auditors. The prudenlia
COMMITTEES. Amos j. Eaton, John
Goodrich and Albert Merrill, are th'
board for 1906 and '07. Owing TO heavy
expenditure incurred ia finishing th'
nail, and extensive repairs and alterations
on the interior Of the school building
Amounting to over $500, tax Of Soc OF
the dollar Of the grand list was voted.