Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29
Last Call For Tribune and Jour
SOUTH ROYaLT0n NEWS.

Charlie WOOuafu fStuEHSu from Dc7eNN
last Thursday.
Gov. Dillingham; and Mr.. McGettrick OF
st. Adams were in town last Saturday
j. w. Bright has received the appoint
ment of census enumerator for this town
C. P. Tarbell is repairing the interior OF
the Adams block.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN. Flanders wish to ex-
press their heartfelt thanks to those neigh
bors and friends, who so kindly gave a
helping hand during their late sickness.
JIG. Bennett was drawn to serve as
grand Juror in the u S. Circuit Court Tor
the District of Vermont, now in session at
Windsor, but was excused on account OF
sickness.
The case Of Walton VS.. e. r. Skinner,
administrator of Mrs. Halls estate in Tun-
bridge, was heard before Gov. Dilling ham,
as referee, in Lamb & Tarbells office last
Saturday.
Parkhurst & Osgood are in Bethel laying
concrete walks this week.
Al soldiers and citizens are cordially
invited to participatesin the Memorial ex-
ercises Friday. The services at the several
cemeteries will be held in the forenoon,
except at South Royalton, which VIII be
at one o'clock. The address will be at the
Cong'l church at 2;30 P. M.
The stock for the shoe factory has been
taken and the company will be organized
and incorporated as soon as the necessary
arrangements are completed. The Adams
mill and building 30x90 has been secured
and will be fitted up and the required ma
chinery put in at once. The company Will
start with capital stock of $4,000. c.
II. Abbott of Exeter, n. H., will have gem
eral management of the business. He
is the heaviest stakeholder, and with
twenty-five years experience, nine OF
which he has been superintendent OF a
shoe factory, it is confidently expected
the enterprise will be success and nigh
~ beneficial to our town.
Program for Decoration Day:--At P;
NJ. the procession will form at the hotel
and march to the cemetery First, prayer
by Rev. Mr.. ellis, then singing, short
address by Rev. Mr.. Ramage, singing,
decoration and dirge. AT 2:30 the process
sion will assemble at the Congl church.
First on the program there, organ voiun-
tary, then prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ramage,
singing, reading selection by Miss ona
Day, singing, Memorial address, singing,
America by congregation, benediction by
Rev. Mr.. ellis.
The postoffice win be closed on Friday,
Nav 30th, from II 80 A. NJ. to l p. 81. and
from 3 80 to $3.50 P. M.
HELEN f. SoUTHGATE, Postmaster.
The Shepard family are TO return this
week for short vacation.
Sam Reynolds is at home from Mechan-
icsville, n. Y. for visit.
Miss Ella Hodges of South Pomfret Is
visiting Miss Grace Jaekman.
Chas. Southgate has sold his horse to Dr.
Baxter of Sharon.
Parkhurst & Osgood have put in concrete
walks in front Of the residences Of Rich
ard Wills, j. B. Durkee and DR.. Fish.
j. G. Ashley's tonsorial rooms are al
his house while his shopis being repaired
The NJ. e. church here win be dedicated
June 18th, at p. NJ. There will be a
preachers meeting in connection, COM
mencing June 10th at P. NJ. and eontlnu-
ing with service each forenoon, after
noon and evening until after the dedica-
ton. The exercises of the preachers meet
ing will consist of essays and addresses
by the preachers Of the district and vicin-
ity. The church has been remodeled, both
outside and in, making it practically a
new building, and it is said to be one OF
the neatest and most convenient churches
in the state. All are cordially invited to
attend. Free entertainment for friends
from out of town.