Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-01-02
THURSDAY, JAN. 2 1890.
S0UTH ROYALT0N NEWS.
-aark French and wife are both very

OVV w. W.
Clark French and wife are both very
sick.
Chas. P. Tarbell has purchased the Blk
by store.
Mrs Susan Jones is on the sick list.
Mrs. Matthewson and children of Barre
are at Rev. Mr.. Ramage's.
Miss Lucy Abbott is visiting at M. $.
Adams.
M. s. Adams and daughter Lizzie are on
the sick list
Harry Whippie is quite sick with symp-
toms OF pneumonia.
The Christmas exercises at both churches
were well attended and interesting.
Geo. Flint, who lost a limb by the acct
dental discharge OF gun last week, is
getting along very well.
The officers elected at the annual meet
ing of the Cong'l society last Friday were
M S. Adams, clerk; c. P. Tarbell, collec-
tor and treasurer; j. b. Durkee, w. ii.
Martin and Chas. West, prudential COM
mittee
Mrs. Silas Doubleday and daughter, who
are sick with fever are both doing well.
There is to be reunion of the members
OF the Cong'l church Friday evening OF
this week in the vestry at which all mem
beers OF the church are invited. Banquet
at o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Jordan will commence his two
weeks evangelistic work with the Congl
church next Sunday.
Singing schools regularly Tuesday of
each week.
Sewing machines at very low prices at
Sargent's.
1t is reported from reliable sources that
Geo. Tarbell is to buy the Adams block,
the lower part to be rented to Ed Foster
a ofo
Regular meeting of the Post Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Smith of Washington, VT. sister OF
Mrs. DR.. Fish, is visiting here.
A novelty in Photographic work is the
improved celluloid finish which FL. l..
Bixby applies to all his portraits, protect
ing them from bad air, dampness and
soiling. Old prices are continued, one
cabinet 60 cents, duplicates % cents. Come
Tuesdays.
Mrs. R.W Blake is visiting in st. Adams.
Rev. VIM. ellis was called to Canada
last week by the serious illness of his ia
ther.
Mrs. DR.. Leavitt has returned to Brad
ford.
Geo. Leonard and wife OF st. Adams ARE |
spending the holidays in town.
Mrs. Fred Slack OF Manchester, N. H. |
was called here last week to care for her |
mother, Mrs. Clark French who is very i'll. |
Mrs. Johnson died Friday after linger-
ing illness.
Mrs. Constant Dodge went to Boston
Saturday to care for her son Everett who |
is sick with pneumonia.
Writing desks and secretaries, book |
cases and full line of brackets at Ed F.
Smiths.
Goods marked down for the next $50 |
days, preparatory to invoicing, at Ed F.
Smiths.
A new design in caskets Something
new at Ed F. Smiths.
A new design in extension tables at Ed
+. Smiths.
The Rutland Herald OF Dec. % has the
following particulars regarding the sad |
accident to Eddie Haynes.
The many friends in Rutland and vicin-
ity of Mr.. Joseph Haynes OF Clifton, n; u
will regret to learn of the fatal accident |
which befell Eddie, his six-year- son,
on last Tuesday. The boy was out riding |
his velocipede when he lost control of it |
and fell of the machine; in falling the |
iron rod of the handle pierced his throat |
and severed the wind-pipe. The little fell
low picked himself up and ran to his home
a distance of about 900 feet, threw himself |
into his mothers arms and died in less
than five minutes. He was perfectly con-
scious up to the time of his death, but was
unable to speak, at the same time making \
a motion as ii his throat was stopped. The
funeral occurred on Thursday and was /
one of the largest ever held in Clifton.
Eddie and his little sister were to have /
taken part in Christmas entertainment |
on Thursday evening but 1t was lnden-
nitely postponed and the church closed.
In the spring the remains will be brought
to Windsor, Vt. for burial. MIR. Haynes |
is the station agent Of the Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western railway and is son |
of the late DR.. Haynes of this village. 1t is
less than a month since Mr.. Haynes was |
here visiting with his family.
Good rubber boots and shoes are hard to |
find. The Wales Goodyear Co. thave en-
larged their factory and are now placing |
their line through Vermont and New |
Hampshire Customers can rely upon
getting prime article when buying them.
See their ad on page l.