Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-15
SOUTH ROYALT0N.

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bors to subscribe. On trial three months
tor 25c.
afr. Lewis Leazer found his little boy il
aittsfeld, ".
see special club offers Of WHITE RIvEH
HERALD and Rutland Herald and other
napers Tor 1888
Mrs. Silas Doubleday has been quite
sex the past week.
Miss Alice Dodge is attending school at
Montpelier this winter
There were nearly 200 who attend
ed the party given to Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Waldo last Tuesday evening.
several volumes OF new books have re-
emily been added to the village library.
VIM. NJ. Sargent and Burt Tenney WIS.,
led rhe Camp, Sons of Veterans at Ran
dolph last Friday evening.
Walter Hubbard and Mr.. Murdo, build :
ers and carpenters, have gone to Florida
Tor the winter.
The club offers of the HERALD and 9TH
tr papers for 1898 are the best yet made
ma will extend to Jan. 10. Send in your
order to NJ. j. Sargent before Jan. IA to
commence the new year.
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where he is at work in shoe shop.
Mr.. j. w. Waldo's mother died last
Thursday at her home in North Royalton,
where she had lived ga years, having been
sex only one week, at 81 years of age.
The Brennan Theatre Co. is giving a
series of dramatic entertainments here
;nis week to good houses.
New Years ball will be given at Wood
IDS Hall Thursday, the 18th. Moore's
Orchestra will furnish music.
Geo. Davis little girl ON Broad Brook,
Is sick with diphtheria and his boy is re-
covering from the same disease.
MAC. Porter has watch chain which
he Whitfield out of piece Of black walnut
taken from window casing of one of the
cars in the Hartford X. R. disaster.
At the annual meeting of the Mark j.
Sargent Camp, Sons of Veterans, last Sat
1rdav evening the following officers were
elected: VIM. Nj Sargent, captain; Burton
-enney, first lieutenant; Henry Faneuf,
second lieutenant; John Waterman, Jo-
seph Beedle, James Waterman, camp
council; VIM Rogers, delegate; George
Dutton, alternate.
The South Royalton Cornet Band, as
sisted by other prominent musicians, will
give a grand holiday concert at the M. r.
church Wednesday eve, Dec. q. The
program will comprise many choice Sc
Lotions OF band music, songs, etc.
Among the special attractions of the even
.rg will be cornet solo by Robert Porter
md an ocarina quartette by members OF
the band.
silas Howard lost fine six-months- old
Westmont colt last Saturday.
Dr. Leavitt is moving his family to West
Somerville, Mass, where he has been
p;acticing the past year.
The act OF the legislature this fall in
fefer ba (araInd
school district and giving power to dis
tricts Nos. /, 2,3,and to consolidate with
district No. Is if done before Apr ]. 1898,
Chords an opportunity to establish one of
the best graded schools in the State and
gives to the scholars of the several dis
T-icts named, and all who desire to avail
themselves of the privilege, an education
al advantage which cannot be obtained
~ the town or district system, at a less
expense than under the town system, with
the existing conditions relative to expen-
ses. The school grand list of the whole
number of districts in town is S7,740.69
and the school grand list OF districts Nos.
J, 2, 3 and !, which by the act are permit
I'D to combine with Dist. No.1S, is 1870
%, very nearly one-half of the grand list
% the entire districts of the town to, sup
sort the graded school, with three teach
Srs, and IL is reasonable to assume that it
would be less expense to join the graded
district than to bear the expense OF sup
porting the entire schools OF the town as
they would under the town system.
Mrs. A. l.. Currier of South Tunbridge
tiers for sale one iX-year -old mare, two
Iwo-year-old Jersey heifers, and one two
horse traverse sled, nearly new.
There is more of Catarrh in this section
OF the country than of all the other dis
e1ses put together and, until the last few
years, it was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pronounc-
"a it local disease and prescribed local
remedies and, from constantly failing to
cHre by local treatment, they pronounced
il incurable. Science has proved that
catarrh is a constitutional disease and,
therefore, it requires constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
~ F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
Il is taken internally in doses varying
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