Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-02
SOUTH ROYALTON.
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This offer is good in VT. only till Aug.
Mr.. A. P. Skinner has reprinted hi,
house.
Mr.. George Leonard has recovered from
his recent illness.
Mr.. E. Baldwin of Conn. has hsen in
town the past week purchasing hyrses to
snip.
Mr.. Don Blake, engineer on the c. V. X,
r. visited his mother here last Friday.
Mr.. Buck who is engaged rs salesman
in Chicago is at home on a visit.
Mr.. VIM. Gallup has gone to Nebraska
to visit his sons and look after his landed
property there.
The Shepard family are at home for a
few days rest.
Mr.. VIM. Wall is able to be ont on the
street but is looking quite feeble.
The Phila May Concert Co. give con-
cert here June 14th.
There was a good attendance at the
Sunday Memorial service at the center
village.
The So. Royalton CorDet Band gave an
open air concert in the park appearing the
first time in their new uniforms.
NJ. j. Sargent & Son have the agency for
the sale of bunting flags manufactured by
Irving Wheeler q Co. of Boston and will
sell them at jobbers' prices. Campaign
and schoolhouse flags specially.
Mrs. Florence Persons is visiting her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c..
Southgate and Mrs. Hunter of Bellows
Falls is visiting her sister, Mrs. Southgate.
Regular meeting OF Orville bixby Post
and Relief Corps Saturday evening, June
4th and regular meeting OF Rising Sun
Lodge Wed. evening, June Sth.
The pronounced success Of the drama
presented last Saturday and Monday
nights affords new and gratifying evil
dence that the people are ever ready to
welcome and reward home talent and es-
pecially that which can present the true
conception and portrayal of characters so
marked in the presentation of the "Hid-
den Hand" The cast seemed to be well
adapted to the part assigned and the rem
dering was very acceptable as was the or
ehestral music by Messrs. Gibson, Cush-
man, Moore, Phillips and Tenney. The
ball was packed both nights which will
ensure goodly sum for the band for
whose benefit the entertainment was
given.
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Memorial Day was appropriately OBJ
served by the usual exercises. The fore
noon was devoted to placing flags and
strewing anew the choicest garlands of
flowers and love over the final resting
place of comrades buried in the several
cemeteries. At one o'clock the members
Of the Post, Relief Corps and Sons of Vet
Grams assembled at the church vestry
where dinners were served by the Relief
Corps. At 2 o'clock the line was formed
at the church, Marshal j. W. Waldo, band,
Sons of Veterans as escort and Post and
marched to the cemetery and decorated
the graves OF comrades. The line return
ed to the Cong'l church and was joined
by the Relief Corps who with children and
citizens had assem- bled. Dept.s Command
er Hugh Henry arrived on the 2.30 train
and was escorted to the church ard deliv-
cred an exceedingly appropriate and able
address. The rain which commenced to
fall early in the day and continued until
p. m. prevented many from attending
Memorial services.
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