Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-12
SOUTH ROYALTON.
ThB farmers are very busy preparing the

Thb farmers are very busy preparing the
soiHfor seed.
Henry A. Simonds returned from Conn.
last week having been engaged there since
asst fall selling horseradish.
Adjourned school meeting next Tues
day eve, May II, at Z O'Clock p. m. at the
school house.
G. p. Tarbell has nearly completed one
If the best arranged and equipped hem
neries in this section OF the state.
The next Christian Endeavor Conven-
.ion of the White River Valley AssOcia-
ton will be held at West Hartford riday,
May 18th.
DR.. Fish was in Boston last week with
patient for special treatment
Mrs. S. C. Drew and daughter, Mrs .Dut.
ton, arrived home from Mass. last Satur-
day. Mrs. Dutton is quite feeble but is
gaining.
The Sons of Veterans meet Saturday
eve. May IA, and will elect senior vice.
commander to fill vacancy caused by res
jpnation of Frank Lyman, who has gone
West.
Henry Osgood has the agency of Deer
ing Co.'S agricultural implements and the
Thomas Lawn Mower.
VIII Fay has rented his paint shop to
Mr.. Porter for carriage painting.
Miss Zoe Reynolds has returned home
to Keene, n. h.
Henry Osgood has charge of the road
machine this season. He has a strong
team OF four heavy horses.
RID. Cram of Winchendon, Mass, was
in town Monday stopping over one train
an his return from Berlin where he had
been to attend the funeral of his mother.
CP. Abbott has recovered from his
sickness.
George Flint has hired a tenement Of
Mr.. Bennett and is keeping house.
Mrs. James Pike returned last Thurs
day, after an absence Of six months with
her son in Little Falls, n. ", and her
daughter in Winchendon, Mass.
Willis Pike has recovered from a serious
sickness sufficiently to attend to his bust
ness. His physicians now claim that his
trouble was plugging Of blood vessel
in the brain, instead of rupture.
Eddie Sargent has the scarlet fever in a
light form. The physician expects
speedy recovery.
M Sargent & Son have new stock of
Ladies' Underwear, Waists and Blouses,
Infant and Children's Cloaks and the Com
mon sense Glove-fitting Corset Waist, the
standard and O-so-cool Summer Cor
sets.
Mrs. X. Dlckey mas rtnOVeu 10 rOOmS
upstairs in Martins Block. She has just
received a new supply of millinery, straw
goods, velvets, flowers and ribbons, and
fine assortment of children's hats, caps
and bonnets, in null, muslin and ham
burgs in desirable colors varying in price
from 20 cents to $3.50, of best quality and
prices low.
Frank Lyman and his son Frank have
gone to Chicago to work at their trade OF
carpentry through the summer.
The ladies OF the Ten Pin Club of Chel-
sea took ride to this village with Mr..
Burnham, stage driver, last Wednesday,
and were guests at the Park house while
here.
Rev. James Ramage is to deliver lec-
ture before the Ladies' Social Circle at the
vestry Wednesday, the 18th. Subject,
woman"
The Post, w. r. c., and Sons of Veter-
ans have made arrangements for special
car to and from New London, en- route for
the national encampment.
Arrangements have been completed for
the observance of Memorial Day by Bixby
Post. The forenoon will be devoted to
decorating the soldiers graves in the sew
eral cemeteries in Royalton, East Bernard
and Sharon. The memorial service Will
be held at the Congl church in this VII.
lage at 230 %. m. Hon. Hugh Henry OF
Chester, Dept. Commander, will deliver
the memorial address. Sunday memorial
service will be held at the Congl church
in Royalton May 10Th.