Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18
SOUTH ROYaLToN NEWS.

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Harry whipple shipped four car loads
of stock to market last Monday.
DIR. Carpenter is at his Office this week
Dan Stoughton is able to resume his
work at masonry and has gone to Roches-
ter.
Mr.. Alton and wife of Conn.,, are spend
ing few days in town.
Mr.. Jas. Dickey, foreman in the bottom
ing room of the shoe factory is at home IN
Exeter, n. H., this week. His family VIII
return with him Saturday.
Work in the shoe factory is progressing
finely and is assuming the aspect OF an OLD
established factory.
Henry Perkins of Medford, Mass, IS
visiting friends here. He is son OF Rev.
S. K. Perkins, former pastor OF the Con
gregational church here.
Mrs. P. Randall and son of Concord, n.
H., a former resident visited at {. L.
Southgate's last week.
DIR. Fish's father of Washington, VI,
drew the first premium on Devon stock al
the State Fair last week, amounting to soo'
ID. @. Jones and John Woodland marshal
the fair at Bethel this week.
Those intending to exchange school
books should attend TO it before the eNpl-
ration of introduction as it will be saw
ing of 80 to so per cent. TO purchasers
Mrs. Chas. Dutton returned home to
Mass last Thursday.
Elmer Doyle returned home from ms
wedding trip last Monday
Mrs. ID. c. Haekett OF Brandon visited
at Mrs Phoebe Hackett's last week.
Mrs. Frank Ainsworth OF Brookiield,
daughter of Mr. Chas. West died FRIDAY
and was brought here for burial Sunday
Mrs. A. had been in feeble health Tor sew,
eral wears but had been as wen as usual
till about two weeks ago when the disease
which had affected her spine EXTENDED 70
the brain and she lived but few Gays
The family have lived here considerable
since their marriage ana hau many WIN NJ
friends who deeply sympathiZe with Mr.
Ainsworth and Mr.. and Mrs. West. Mrs.
Ainsworth leaves two little boys.
Mrs. Laura Foster, widow of Jeremiah
Foster formerly a prominent business
man in Tunbridge and mother OF EDWARD
Foster and Mrs. w. V. Soper OF TINS WI
lape died at the residence OF her daughter
Mrs. Soper, Tuesday morning OF TINS VIZ
Mrs. Foster has been in declining health
for some time but for the past few weeks
has failed rapidly. Mrs. f. was the daugh-
ter OF Amos Hutchinson, formerly a wen
known business man of Tunbridge and
widely known in Orange county he lett
four daughters at his death, Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. Chas Lamb, Mrs. Susan Jones, ana
Mrs. Jonathan Morse who have all lived
in this village in sight of each other ior
the past few years. Their ages were 81,
az. IA, 70, respectively. Mrs. Foster 10. The
funeral was held Wednesday, Rev Mr..
Ramage officiating.
Rev. w. r. Davenport, ex-pastor OF the
NJ. e. church of this place and now serv-
ing a successful passionate at Waterbury,
VT. will preach in the Methodist Episco-
nal church at South Royalton and also at
South Tunbridge next sabbath, Sept. 2lst
AT the usual hours of service at these
places Subiect, "The Southern problem.
All are cordially invited to attend this ser
vice. The subject is OF living interest and
the speaker is prepared TO do justice to his
great theme. Win his many friends avail
themselves of the privhegeY
w. w. Gallup has returned to Kansas.
Mrs. Alma French fell and sprained her
ankle quite severely.
Rev. Mr.. Davenport Of Waterbury. viii
preach at the lie. church next Sunday IN
exchange with Rev. NJ. NJ. ellis.
The many friends OF Mrs. Frank Aims
worth Of Brookfield were panied to learn
of her death last Friday. The remains were
brought here Sunday for burial.
Henry Manchester is placing granite
curbing. preparatory to putting in con-
crete sidewalk.
J. N. Cloud has painted his barns ana
out buildings.
w. Eastman and wife visited in Wood
stock last week.
Miss Ella Pierce has gone to Saratoga
for few weeks.