Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-14
SOUTH ROYALT0N.

see A. H. Harris advertisement in an,
other column.
Mrs. Dickey OF Lebanon, n H., opened
roiIIjnery store in Martins block las
week.
Ernest Tracy has closed his labors in the
Aaa factory 70 take position in nard-
Srare tore at West Randolph.
The sbepard Family leave this week on
a six weeks concert tour.
MI. Sargent & Son have new and
elect stock of jewelry, fancy and baseball
goods
Customers having meal sacks belonging
ia Foster are requested to return them
at once.
The Light Running Domestic Sewing
,sanhine. the best made machine in the
-aarket for sale by NJ. j. Sargent q Son.
Prices no higher than other machines.
Rev. Mr.. Whitman is at Montpelier at
tending the State Methodist conference
this week.
Arthur Whitman, who is visiting friends
in Canada is making quite an extended
rim He was in Manitoba last week
lanes Gallup and wife who have been
.;Siting friends in VT. the past winter re-
tnrned to their home i'll Michigan last
week.
r II Abbott commenced the next sea-
sonis york this week ana is to run on the
hest grade of work at the so. Royalton
factory and cheaper grades at the chelsea
factory.
Mrs. Joseph Stoughton of Laconia, N.
n Mrs Ada Willard of New York City,
q 4 nd
Mrs Iucia Currier are visiting their Ia
tber, Mr.. VIM. Stoughton.
Marx Metcalf extends thanks to his
,eighbors and friends for the kindly as
sisfance rendered during his wife's sick
ness and burial.
Mrs. Marcia Drew Dutton, wife OF Rev.
Chas button is recovering from an at
tack OF pneumonia.
Hon. D. c. Denison, NJ. j. Sargent and
/ d. Belknap were chosen delegates TO
the State ana District Conventions held at
Montpelier the 18th.
Geo Cowdery, one of our most estima-
bic citizens died last Thursday OF apo
nlexy. tie leaves a wife and four children
leo Cowdery of Vineland, n. j., Mrs.
VIM. Golf and Mrs. Barrows of So. Royal
ton and young son at home.
The Shepard Family gave a very enjoya-
Bile entertainment at Woodland Hall last
week Wednesday. The programme was
entirely new consisting of songs, duets
and instrumental music.
Regular meeting of Camp no. "a, Sons OF
Veterans Saturday evening, the 10th. The
commander requests a full attendance Tor
important business.
perIey Belknap is travelling with the
Shepard Family for few weeks.
full line of chamber suits from fl2 to
$50 at Ed. F. Smiths.
Curtains and curtain poles at Ed. +.
Smiths.
A full line of upholstered goods at Ed.
F. Smiths.
Carpets ranging from 15c. to s1.25 a yd.
at Ed. +. Smiths.
Easy chairs for "a at Ed. +. Smiths.
A new line of wall paper for &c. roll.
How it makes them laugh at Ed. r.
Smiths
| wish to say to the public that | have
opened millinery rooms in Martins block
where will be glad to welcome the la
dies of this vicinity. l will give you rea-
sonable prices and latest New York styles.
MRS. r. DICKEY, So. Royalton, Vt.
EFF. Palmer, State Supt. of Schools was
in the village Tuesday in the interest OF
the organization of a Graded School.
The village schools will commence Mon
day the 18TH instead of the I'D as reported |
last week.
DR.. Stewart OF Ra ndolph was called to |
see VIM. Wall lasJ Monday who is seri-
ously i'll. Mr. Wall has been very feeble |
during the winter