Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-22

from connecting roads.
Miss Addie Bean and mother are visit
ing in Franklin, n. II.
Mrs. A. p. Skinner and daughter Edith
are visiting Mrs. SIS sister in New York
City.
Geo. Spaulding moved into his new
house last week.
Wv. Eastman is visiting in Worcester,
Mass.
James Griffin moves into Dan Jones'
tenement soon.
Arthur Fowler has secured nearly all the
boarders he can accommodate. he took
possession of the Pierce place Oct. list.
Mr.. G. H. Abbott's father and mother
of Stoneham, Mass, are visiting him here.
A number of the old hands in the shoe
factory are having few days vacation
before commencing next seasons work.
Notwithstanding the dullness in the
business OF shoe manufacturing the South
Royalton Shoe Co. have large orders OF
samples for the next seasons business.
The committee to locate the grounds
for the proposed Agricultural Fair has Sc
lected A. p. SINNERS meadow at rental
OF 500 year.
The party clearing distractions for NOV
ing logs in White River have been at work
near the bridge here the past week, blast
ing rocks and building wing dam.
DR.. Dana and family started for San Di-
ego, Cal. last Thursday night, where they
are to locate. The DR.. and his wife will be
greatly missed here, not only by those
with whom he had become acquainted
professionally, but by large number OF
people of this and adjoining towns, es-
pecially Barnard and Pomfret, his native
town. He had good practice here and
was intending TO make this his future
home but owing to declining health, the
result of a severe attack of lagrlppe con-
tracted last winter, he decided that be
must seek some warmer climate to spend
the winter.
The Shepard Family returned home last
week after long and successful concert
tour.
Mr.. w. V. Soper has been appointed as
committee of this school district vice DR.
l. p. Dana, resigned.
Look at Ed. F. Smiths adv't. He leads
them all on prices and you will find II
just as he says.
The largest line of Hanging and Stand
Lamps on White River at Ed. f.. Smiths
25 different chamber suits to select from
in Walnut, Oak, Ash, Birch, finished II
Old English 10th century antique ano
Cherry at Ed. F. Smiths.
A fine line OF Bed and Common Lounges
at Ed. F. Smiths.
Parlor Suits from $50 to s75 in stock al
Ed. F. Smiths.
A full line OF window curtains from 10c
to 81 at Ed f. Smiths.
DR.. Fred Belknap and wife of Niles
Mich, are visiting at j. o. Belknap's for
a few days. The DR.. sails from New lori
for Berlin, Germany, the 31st, where he i
to take course OF lectures in medica
college and will remain six months. TIT
DR.. is a son OF DIR. Stimson Belknap, for
merly of this town.
Frank Lyman has increased his business
so that he is TO employ four extra mel
this winter. He has large contract get
ting out chair stock and hard wood floor
ing.
The Phila May Quartette give concer
here Nov. I'd. This Co. has an extensiv
reputation as first class artists. Miss Phil
Nav has gained a worldwide reputation
having sung in Europe and America ant
having been prima donna soprano witt
Camille Urso in 'S7, 'sS and 'S9: Sine
last May she has been travelling in Ger
many. This concert will be worthy tn
attendance of all lovers of fine music.