Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-25
South Royalton Notes.
81. J, SARGENT, Local Editor.


chased last week.
]. F, Wells returned Sunday morning
from his trip TO New York city, i
Miss Alice Lamb OF BROOKLYN, \. ",
visited her aunt, Miss Susan Lamb, last
week.
b, IL. and Lisle Shaw and families re-
turned TO their homes in New York Sat
urday,
Mrs, C. z, Abbott and daughters,
Maud and Georgia, returned from Hart
ford Saturday.
Z Miss Isabelle Martin, who is teaching a
summer school in Moretown, was at
home over Sunday.
Mrs, WIN Whitney and brother OF
Fitchburg, Mass, are visiting their pa
rents at Tunbridge,
Mr., and Mrs, Fred Moore of BROOKLYN,
\, ", are visiting al o, ;. Curtis, a
brother Of Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. stoughton and
daughter, Wealthy, visited their mother
at Chelsea over Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Waldo, who had
been visiting relatives here, left for their
home in Ellis, Kan, last Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Twisden, who had visited
Mrs. o. n. stoughton the past two
weeks, returned to her home Sunday.
Mrs. c. L. Howe and Mrs. c. B. Dodge
returned home Friday from their visit at
Concord, Pittsield and Manchester, \.
III.
party Of twelve were guests OF Mrs.
Nettie NJ. Waldo and Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Sargent Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Prof. James Denison OF Washington, ID.
c., was in the village Tuesday. He,
with his family, is passing the summer at
Royalton.
George Harrington, proprietor of the
South Royalton House, has been serious
" III with temporary appendicitis the
past week.
DIR. Arthur Freeman OF Chicago is visit
: ing his brother. Fred Freeman, and fam
, ily. He goes from here to the beach for
the summer.
Miss Bernice Folsom has recovered
from her long sickness from an operation
: for appendicitis so as to be able to be out
upon the street.
Mrs. John Durkee and son, WILDER
! who have been visiting Mrs. Arlotts
: Durkee the past three weeks, went tC
jefferson, n. H., Friday.
C. IL. Tarben of Cumberland, B. C..
!. visited relatives here and at his early
: home in Chelsea last week. He is
!, nephew of c. P. Tarbell.
Misses Alice and Mabel McNally o
i Pawtucket, X. l., arrived at the j. +
? Shepard summer boarding house last Fri
i day to pass the summer months.
ID Miss Lottie Prentiss, daughter o
lie George and Alice Hackett Prentiss of OF
tawa, Ont, is visiting her aunt, Miss {
i w. Hackett, and acquaintance in tn
a. village.
in Walter Hubbard returned home fror
5. Gorham, y. H., Saturday. He is recov
lg ering from a broken leg, which has dis
r. abled him for several weeks, and is no'
obligde to use crutches.
A. w. Bohonon, railway station agent
with his family, is with friends at Waits
III field for a two weeks stay. He is recover
ing from his recent illness, but not abb
ne to resume his work at the station.
The South Royalton Cadet band has en-
m gagged Mr.. Williams of Windsor, clarinet
isl. TO play with it this season. He is
e, professional player and teacher and hi
service will be of much benefit to tn
or band.
selden Brooks and daughter, Mabe
left here Yesterday for Ogden, Utah
where Mr.. Brooks has a brother, Clai
ence. and daughter, Mrs. Clifton Flar
~ ders. They will visit month before II
turning.
o. Murray Bourn OF Burlington and lad
Us were guests at the South Royalton Hous
Sunday. Mr.. Bourn is assisting the stat
at committee on revision OF the Vernon
i'll statutes and is with Hon. Hale Darling
Chelsea.
ng A party of three from New York cit
D and Mr. Boutwell, and party from Mon
heller were guests of j. F. Wells at II
ty Mormon Memorial cottage Sunday. Dll
to ner was served at the cottage by Miss A
Day and assistants.
Ter Chandler Woodland died at the home
I'D Allie Dean in Tunbridge Monday.
NO was a brother of Harvey Woodland, q
ceased several years ago, proprietor
nd the South Royalton House. he mad Dee
s., a resident in this vicinity several year
lac Next Sunday at the Methodist chur'
will be observed as Old Folks ia
IN Special effort will be made to PROVE
as TRANSFORMATION for all who desire TO
in tend the service. A cordial invitation
extended to the aged people to be pre-
an ent
an Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waldo of kans
err are visiting his parents, Mr.. and MI
Charles Waldo of Royalton, and other r.
O atiyes. Mr.. Waldo and his wife attend'
: 30 the Knights Templar triennial conVe
~ tion at Saratoga. They were guests
.ie Mrs Nettie Waldo and daughter, MI
an MIS- 4Ne''o
Nettle Sargent.
- Willard White, who was resident
on' South Royalton a few years ago, ana W
80 convicted and imprisoned on charge
a's' larceny, is reported to have been convi
20 80. ed of breaking and entering a store a
INV sentenced to four years in states prs
49,. recently.
~. A party of young people OF the viilas
'.n, ACCOMPANIED by Rev. Sherman Goodwl
iia a Mrs. Erva M. Sargent and Maud Aldo
,:n took trip to Windsor and to Ascutn
IA IA mountain Monday, leaving on the Z:5o
NV, 'nd m. train and returning at p. m. In