Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-24
SOUTH ROYALTON.

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JH.Waldo has moved into his new hous'
Bert Tenney returned home from Exeter
n. H.. last Tuesday.
There was a large shipment of poultry
from this station last Saturday
Elmer Hapgood and wife are home from
Exeter, y. H.. for visit.
The village schools closed last Saturday
for a short vacation.
The best selection of holiday goods on
White River at NJ. j. Sargent's.
Mr.. Geo. Ellis OF Royalton has been APP
pointed Admir- of Chester A. Beans estate
II md James Hinkley and Geo. Preston COM
nissioneTs.
Mr.. Ira Perkins of Lebanon, N. H., has
moved into Mr.. Gallup's tenement on the
the Bro oklyD side and is to open boot
and shoe shop, for repairing, in the base
7nent of VIM. Martins block.
A fine assortment OF jewelry and spec
tacles at Sargent's. Call and get prices
when in need.
school will commence on Broad Brook
Nov. % with Miss Lula Allen oil Mort b
Randolph as teacher.
Mr.. Ed. Smith very gracefully paid his
election bet last Saturday by wheeling L..
4 {. Dickerman around the Park on a wheel :
barrow.
The matched race ,trotted by H " hip
ples horse and j. NJ. Shepard's PAGER last
saturday on the Tunbridge track was won
by Whipple's horse.
Mr.. Ira Russ, a resident of Royalton and
living withlhis son-in-law, VIM. Farnham /,
died last Thursday, after short illness, at
the age of 50.
Mr.. Samuel Reynolds and wife Of Me-
Gainesville, n. Y. visited his parents last
week. He was recently married to Miss
4 L1ttie Kipp.
The regular meeting of Rising Sun
a Lodge, F. and A. NJ. will be held next
Wednesday eve, Nov. 30.
Mr.. Thomas Prindle was qnite seriously
injured last Monday by being knocked
down and run over by running horse.
Mr.Andrew Clark had his left arm crush
co, last Monday by being drawn into a
power feed cutter. 1t was so badly injur
& "a that it had to be amputated near the
& eloow, the operation being performed by
n Dr. Fish and DR.. Burnett. BY a similar
accident a few years ago he lost his right
arm just below the elbow and this acci-
s Dent leaves him in pitiable condition.
Il The following pupils in the primary de-
n partment were not absent during the fall
#term: Garfield A. Faneuf, Willie j. Os-
81 good Bertha Soper and Marion wynn.
q Those in the grammer school were Annie
+ a obott, Thomas Bosworth, Josie Bright,
& Persie Leonard, Isabelle Martin, Mary
& Morse, Harry Simonds, Jennie Simonds,
Edith Skinner, Arthur Tenney, Warren
a Tenney, Katie Wynn and Josie Wynn.
8 James Cloud has sold his jewelry bust
&ness to Mr.. Perry of Elgin, Ill. and he has
#taken possession.
Hugh Henry Department Commander
Twill visit the Post Corps and Sons OF Vet
Eerans here next Wednesday eve, Nov. 30.
4 All members are requested to be present
and citizens are cordially invited.
Rev. X. E. Bisbee will preach to his peo-
Sple in the Trinity M. E. church, South
Royalton, next Sunday morning, Nov. q,
at the usual hour and will commence
series of lectures in the evening.
Il FoUND.-At DIG. Harris g. Co's.100 pairs
ladies' Dongola shoes, d and c width, for
4 <l 80, while thew last.