Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-05
SOUTH ROYaLTOn NEWS.


NJ. S.Adans returned from Bethlehem,
N. IL. last Saturday.
Regular meeting of Rising Sun Lodge
F and A NJ this Wednesday eve.
Regular meeting of Relief Corps next
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at ? 80 ?. NJ.
Quite a large force of workmen COM
menced repairing the NJ. E. church last
week and will continue until the work is
completed.
Mr.. Doe of Centreville. H., a brother
of Mrs. Fred Adams. was in town Mon
day.
Col. Geo. ii. Hooker has been engag-
ed to deliver the Memorial Day address
here next year.
School commenced Monday with a
good attendance.
Arson Skinners little boy is recover
ing from the injury to his hand by the
accidental discharge of a pistol.
Austin V. Adams was married to Mrs.
Neal Newcomb by Rev. Mr.. Ramage at
the residence of the pastor.
Bixby Post attended the reunion at
Windsor last week and report an enjoy
able time.
Mrs. John b. Moulton returned to Bos-
ton last week.
Regular meeting of Oryille Bixby Post
next Saturday eve, the eth. Comrades
are requested to be present for duty of
mastering recruits.
The auction sale of Western colts by
G. S. Black last Monday was well at
tended and several colts were sold bring
ing fair prices. The colts are of large
size and look WELL the best ever brought
here. They are TO remain here for a
few days and anyone DESTROYS of pur-
chasing should improve She opportunity.
Henry Manchester and wife went to
Worcester last Monday to attend the n.
Il. fair to be held there this week.
Mr.. Snow of Randolph will commence
the frescoing of the Cong'l church this
week.
Mrs. Whtcomb and Mrs. Kate Dodge
have returned home from st. Adams. -.
G. w. Leonard has moved INTO c. =.
Abbott's tenement. Rev. Mr.. Ramage
has returned from his vacation. Mr.. !
Wilson of Montpelier has charge of the !
repairs of NJ. T.. church. Ida Howe
and Alice Buck have returned to school |
at Montpelier, Clinton and Ernest Hew- |
lit at Barre and Ora Culver at st. Johns
bury Village schools commenced last
Monday with Miss Grace Jackman in |
charge of the grammar and Miss Ella
Latham of the primary department.
Boo-hoo-hoo. the Old Spavins stock on
a decline only l67 rs. We found Kelly |
and we found the Bostons but they came |
down from Mortified backed by jack
ct from Castleton, VT. and members of |
Norwich University nine and they swan
toggled us to the tune of 20 TO :. Oh |
dear, oh dear, but we still smile and we
are to play return game at Mortified |
as soon as broken bones and Spavins are
cured. Having received many challenges
to play ball take this opportunity to
say that the rules and terms in which
the Old Spavins gave their general chal-
lenge is as follows: All players must
have been residents of the town they
play from at least years and no man
shall be allowed to play who has played
match game of ball within 4 years pre-
vious to the season of 1889. Umpire to
be'selected oy both clubs. All foul balls
out on fly aud under this challenge and
these rules the OLD Spavns will play any
club in the state on their grounds in
this village. All correspondence TO be
addressed TO the manager of the Old
Spayins Base Ball club, So. Royalton,
Vt.