Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-12-12
THURSDAY, DEC.12 1857.
SOUTH ROYALTON NEWS.

wv ~ 1870 80 ~ ~ -
Mrs. Gallup is visiting in Barre.
The Stoddard Barrel Churn at Ed
+. Smiths.
Nickle plated electric burner lamps
for s1.75 on trial at Ed F. Smiths.
A nice sleigh for the baby at Ed. f.
Smiths.
A fine line of sleds for the children
at Ed F. Smiths.
Mrs. Matte Bradstreet and Miss
Belle Blake have left for Florida, where
they are to spend the winter.
Mr.. Isaac Northrop died last Satur-
day after lingering illness.
Albert Northrop was called home
from Lowell last Saturday by the death
of his father.
The village schools opened Monday
with the same board of teachers as last
term.
The friends of J. II. Bixby will be
pleased to learn of his marriage to Miss
Fannie Emerson of Rochester on Tues
day eve, Dec. 10th.
A nice Christmas present is a good
cabinet photograph of yourself which
your friends would prize more than
anything you could give them. These
can be had at Smiths Photograph |
rooms, which are open at all business
hours. Work warranted to suit and
prices reasonable. S. S. SMITH.
The ladies of the Cong'l social circle
will hold sociable in their vestry with
refreshments Wednesday eve, Dec. Is.
Calvin Golf was taken seriously i'll
with heart trouble last week, but is
some better at this time.
Mrs. Barnard is improving.
Mrs. Silas Doubleday and daughter
Eta are both reported on the sick list.
The remains of Mrs. Martha Me-
Kee aged 81 formerly of Stockton, Cal,
who died at Mrs. Wilkins last week,
were taken to New Hampshire for
burial last Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Doubleday of New York ac-
companying the remains.
Mrs. Ranney Tenney has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks.
The rededication services of the
Cong1 church will be held next Sunday. I
Rev. Mr.. Merrill of Montpelier will
preach the dedicatory sermon. Z
Prof. ODER has been engaged to $
teach singing school here this winter.
Col. A. G. Tracy, Dept. Com, and t
Capt. Eldredge will visit the G.. A. r. a
Post here next Monday eve. The e
and ladies of the Relief Corps $
are requested to be present.
The annual meeting of the w. r.
c. was held last Wednesday afternoon 5
and the following officers chosen
Pres, Mrs. Eliza Fish, Vice Pres, {
Mrs. Julia Sargent; Jun. Vice Pres, I
Mrs. Elvira Wilkins Treas, Mrs. e
Sadie Chadwick Chaplain, Mrs. Sa- n
rah p. Eastman Conductor, Mrs. '
Mary Shepard Guard, Mrs. Alma \
Snow Delegate to Dept. Con-, Mrs. y
Jennie Hewitt Alternate, Mrs. Sadie I
Chadwick. I
Isaac Northrop, for the past two yrs 2
4 resident of this village, and formerly /.
IF Mortified, died at his home last Sat- v
lrday He has been in feeble health
'or several years and gradually failing v
lntil his death. He leaves a wife and
TX children, one son Albert formerly a e.
resident of Tunbridge.
The officers of Orville Bixby Post e. AZ ~
ected at their annual meeting Saturday
we as follows Commander, L. ID. a
4eayitt ;Sen. Vice Pres, Henry Hatch n
Iun. Vice Pres, Albert Sargent Sur
con, ii. G. Blake @. NJ, John F. v
Shepard Chaplain. w. V. Eastman
officer of the day, j. w. Waldo; Of NJ
Ger of the Guard, d. Faneuf Dele
ate to Dept. Con. Hiram Snow ALTER at
ate, Dept. Con, Hiram Rogers.
The school on Broad Brook closed ~
,ov. z. Those having no marks thro'
ne term are Clara and Florence "a
'urke, Clara and Leroy Davis, Fred No
Hen, Clarence, Emma and Mabel
Abbie Golf, Alice Hatch, an
label Button, Minnie Snow and Hat
c Sawyer. Whole number of schol- De De
RS "a, average attendance 81 and !
action. 10y
Royalton. tai
AT this writing Mrs. Wheelock is 9 o.