Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-02
SOUTH ROYALTON.
o.nerNr Editor and Manager,

- SARGENT, Editor and Manager,
Nm on ali business for this paper should
70 VIM nol' Notices in this column l0c line
be n;nsertion, Z words make line.
an the employees of the shoe factory
ned ~ operations last Monday. The
s,'. seasons business is very promising.
-. Horton of Mass. reloaded car of
,I NJ; ian horses here last Monday for
sSSinment to the market.
The grip epidemic is more prevalent and
IL having it are more seriously affected
l lpon last wear. Drs. Dana and Fish, j. *.
l1ap and others are i'll with 1t.
The Park Hotel will be open to the pub
lie Apr. LIST.
-. Sabbath. Easter concert at the Con-
la.acational church in the evening.
Fast Day tomorrow, Friday, the Sd.
clinton Hewitt has commenced house,
.noning in the Abbott tenement.
rso streets are drying up fast and the
.or Grass on the park is making its. APP
pearance. a.. n.
,,snobester place and Herbert Williams
'ns his father have purchased Mr.. Thurs
snu interest in the Williams farm.
THO o5tb anniversaryof the organization
.,tbe Grand Army of the Republic will be
y o,sserved bv Bixby Post next Monday eve,
,Se gth The w. K. G. and Sons OF Veter-
ans ans viii participate in the exercises.
Mics smith. sister of Mr.. s. s. Smith,
Photographer, died quite suddenly OF con
sumption last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Ed. Smith returned home from
ber brother's, Charlie Cushman OF Lowell,
Mass last Wednesday, having been there
1--WE weeks on visit.
Or. Fish is making quite extensive re-
psirs on the Park Hotel.
ladies, Social Circle will hold a Sugar
sociable in the vestry Wed. eve, April Sth.
cbas West and Chas Wall have been
snnointed commissioners of ID. w. Cow
dery's estate.
The examination and result OF the busi-
noes If the So, Royalton Shoe Co.shows no
ionper an experiment, but assures a sue
cessful and substantial business under the
present management.
Pearl Bean of Boston was the guest of
Ms uncle, Hiram Rogers, over Sunday.
DR. Forrest Leavitt has returned from
Gaysyille and will resume practice here.
He has been in charge of DR.. Steele's pa
TENTS at Gaysville since last October.
Charlie Southworth commences to run a
milk cart the first of April. This will be
the first of that branch of business in the
history of the village. The Shoe Factory
Is giving an impetus to all branches OF
business here.
The movement on the part OF the C.N.R.
R. to secure places among the farmers ana
citizens of the village along the line OF the
road for summer boarders is one that Will
beappreciated especially by the farmers as
well as all Others in the town that have
accommodations for them. There are
several here who can furnish excellent ac-
cancellations and sumptuous living that
would suit the most fastidious. Among
them are c. G. Southworth, Chas. West, IL.
o. Howard, o. A. Burbank, Fred Freeman,
0. S. Curtis, B. c. Latham, Q. w. SLACK,
j. F. Shepard, G. b. Dodge, j. n. Cloud
and Jas. Buck, all well do farmers who
are pleasantly situated and but short
drive to one of the pleasantest villages on
White River, located at the mouth OF
its first branch and situated on plateau
Of ground apparently formed by nature
for the purpose. The people are industrl-
Gus and hospitable, all OF which will con-
tribute to the comfort and pleasure OF those
who choose to come. The prosperity OF
the farmer enhances the prosperity Of
the merchant. Mechanics and industries
rightly managed, enhance the prosperity
ofthe farmer. How fully this has been
realized here the past year, one industry
established here not quite year ago pay
ing the employees $500 month, large
proportion having been expended tol
farm products and the necessary supplies
from the merchant has alone developed
marked degree of prosperity IN every
branch Of business throughout the town