Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-02
South RoyaIton Notes.
N. !. SARGENT, Local Editor

the hands, still it does the homework
better than any other-Adams' Mineral
Soap and Soap Crystals. Demonstrated
at Dckerman's store, South Royalton,
this week and Tewksbury's store, Kan
dolph, next week. Be sure to try it.
Ralph Abbott is at home for short
stay.
Lester Ashley was at home from Wilder
Sunday and Monday.
The South Royalton graded school
closes the year June IS.
Charles Clapp returned home from a
western trip last Saturday.
Otis Flint, who has been seriously i'll
the past ten days, lie making slow recov-
cry.
George Hackett is improving some
what, but is not able TO sit up much OF
the time.
Mrs. Benjamin Flint OF West Hampton,
a former resident here, is a guest of Mrs.
j. B. Durkee.
Misses Josie Sargent aud Maude Abbott
were at home last week, returning to
Barre Monday.
Mrs. Ida Mahoney of Bennington is in
town demonstrating Adams Mineral Soap
and Soap Crystals.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bamfortb were in
town over Sunday at the home Of the par
ents OF Mrs. Bamforth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hapgood returned
home last week from visiting friends in
Maine and New Hampshire.
J. G. Ashley had an operation last
week at the Battle Creek sanitarium,
Mich, for the removal OF large stone in
the right kidney, located by the X-ray
examination His sister Mrs. Ellen
Pierce, has been with him all the time.
Next Sunday morning at the Methodist
church the pastor will preach on 'The
Worth of Human Life. /" The topic for
the Epworth league service in the even
ing will he "The Christians Friendship
with his Lord" Harry Bingham, leader.
The pastor will preach short sermon
on the topic. All the young people are
urged to be present to assist in the sing
ing.
A. G. Whitman addressed the high
school students at the school Memorial
services last Friday on the subject OF the
dag and hat il stands for. 1t was an
interesting and instructive address and
attentively listened to by all. Charles
Plumley and Prof. Roberts OF NOrthield
we're present, as visitors. The graded
classes gave very interesting patriotic ex-
ercises. especially the primary and inter-
mediate classes.
Complaint has come to the correspond
eni Of the White River Herald at South
Royslton from those whose names we're
used ia news item OF last week, relative
10 candidates for representative to the
next legislature from RUyalton. II ~
swer. the correspondent respectf"'iy laA0s
this opportunity to state that he vas not
the author, nor had any participation in
or knowledge of the item, until sent in
for publication.
Eugene 3. Blake OF Greenfield, Mass,
and his younger brother, Jed Blake of
San Francisco, CAL, visited their sisters,
Mrs. Grsce Blake Bradstreet and Mrs.
Belle Blake Daggett, over last Sunday.
Z. b. Blake is q large coal dealer in the
city and Jed Blake is vice president OF y.
P. Telegraph Co. with an office in San
Francisco. They are natives OF South
Royalton. Their father was the first sta
tion agent OF the old C. V. r. R.
The program for White River grange,
June 10, will be as follows:- Roll-cali,
1.-THE most interesting place ! have ever
visited;n paper on summer boarders, !" DO
they pay2 Ways to induce them to come
and stay, Value of summer trade" Mrs.
John Shepard; debate, That the farmer
can hold his own with those in other oc-
equations, financially, intellectually and
socially, Financially, ai., Glenn Blake,
neg, w. p. Hubbard; intellectually,
aff., John Shepard, neg, E. Robinson;
socially, ai., Maud Stewart, neg, Mrs.
A. r. Fielders.