Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-19
SOUTH ROYALT0N.

~ SARGENT, Editor and Manager,
..@bom all business for this paper should
~, Notices in this column 10c a line
"a insertion, words make line.
ur W. e. Mcintosh is recovering from
his recent illpess-
Mrs. Nancy Dewey is failing and very
constant Dodge and Jas. Riddail are
sonvalescent'
pov las. Ramage repeated his lecture,
a. Trin 10 Scotlandn last Friday eve for
.ha benefit of the Ladies' Social Circle.
~ RIv. foreman OF the cutting room,
..a moved his family to Rochester, for
want Of tenement, and is boarding at
Jas. Bucks.
Fred Chadwick moves into Seymour
Durkee's house.
Regular Meeting OF Rising Sun Lodge
The 18th inst.
Miss Lena Burbank gave a reception to
her associates Friday eve, on the anniver-
sary OF Der birthday.
lIr an Mrs. A. G. Porter have an infant
child born the Sd inst.
Several are afflicted with sore Threats
lasting several days.
Regular meeting of Bixby Post Sat. eve.
Feb 2lst.
Mr.. L. P. Thayer of West Randolph was
An town last Thursday making visit to
the shoe factory.
Chester Pierce of Rochester is to locate
her che LIST of March.
,iiss Belle Blake ie in Barton visiting
her aunt.
Mr.. Clement Drew treated some OF the
ladies' to a ride in the horse car last week
visiting the shoe factory. All enjoyed the
ride.
There is to be Camp of Sons OF Veter-
ans organized here as soon as they receive
their charter
4 Jubilee Concert with character enter
eminent will be given by the young peo-
,ls friday evening, Feb. 9th. The pro-
gram promises rare musical treat, the
be-. Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. e. NJ. Griffith desire to
extend oanks TO Nr. leslie Mcintosh and
Vie. Mrs. Sherlock, Mrs. Riddall and 9TH
er neighbors for the kindly assistance rem
sered during the sickness of Mr.. Griffith
and other members of the family.
The Directors of the SO. Royalton Shoe
Company give notice that the limited bal
anee of stock unsold will be sold only to
the present stockholders at par, and will
be held at one per cent premium to out
side purchasers after this date.
There was good attendance at the mas
suerade Ball last Thursday night.
There was an error in the item giving
the age of Hon. Q. NJ. Lamb, last week. 1t
should have read So yrs.
Mr.. Tatro was the recipient OF a goodly
sum OF money last week, donated by the
eo-operation at the shoe factC ~, for his |
relief during his sickness.
Anyone having items, notices or adver-
tlsements for the week will please hand
them to M. j. Sargent on or before Mon
day of the week of the issue OF the paper.
Subscriptions for the paper received at
regular rates.
you want photographs don't be salts.
fed with unworthy work, which is dear |
Of any price and often a positive libel |
Find who gives the best satisfaction and |
70 there every time, be the prices high or |
low. In regard to the day, Tuesday is |
good for the latitude OF So. Royalton.
Mr.. Fl. B. Dewitt, resident here, died
at his sons at Memphremagog House, |
Newport, Vt, last Sunday. Mr.. Dewitt |
and wife left here Dec. 9th on a visit to |
his son and was taken suddenly i'll soon
after reaching there, which developed gan |
creme in one foot, from which he has been |
sgreat sufferer. He had been feeble all
the Fall but was as well as usual when he I
left here. Although he had attained the |
age Of "a yrs. he was much younger in APP
pearance, and as erect and elastic as most
men OF Sd yrs. He leaves a wife, sister
Of J. B. Durkee of this place, two sons and
one daughter. The funeral was well at
tended at Newport and the body placed
In tomb there until Spring.
10. Belknap, Assignee for p. Pierce's
estate, has ADVERTISED as for sale the old /
Pierce homestead and farm. This is a
very desirable place for a summer resi-
dence and farm. 1t is situated Id OF a
mile from and overlooking the beautiful
White River which runs near one OF the
prettiest villages on the White River, and
~ Of a mile from the shoe factory.