Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24
SOUTH ROYALTON.


,p.incess' is a real, old-fashioned love
.+orv Read it. Pay your p. NJ. 15c for
.bis nap n till it is finished.
Mrs. ". V. soper is quite feeble from
nervous prostration.
nistrict school meeting next Tuesday
eysning the 10Th at 7-30 O'Clock.
The school board of the village district
meets Monday evening the 18th, to abate
taxes.
M s. Porter of No. Pomfret has moved
INTO the village, occupying Mr.. Gallups
tenement.
Mr. Horace Clifford returned home from
Florida last week.
Mr. Barnard of New York, brother of
Mrs i. NJ. Shepard of the Shepard family,
K visiting here.
Mr. George Cotton has gone to Buffalo,
Ny. to look after his property interests
there.
NEE. w. Remington and Mr.. Davis of
pawtucket, r. L., are intown.
Lewis Talbot is assisting Manchester g.
Rogers.
Mr.. Frank Seems has engaged to work
for Amos Lamb the coming year.
Misses Falger and Jackson are holding
meetings every afternoon and evening this
week at the Methodist church.
Mr.. George Cowdery is no better, he has
had no recurrence of an apoplectic shock
for nearly two weeks.
Oracle Martin is attending school at the
seminary in Montpelier this term.
Mrs. Cummings and daughter are visit
ing friends in noXbury.
Henry Morse is improving but not able
10 be out yet.
DR.. Harlan Carpenter attended the State
Dental Association meeting held at Bur
lington last Thursday and Friday.
District Deputy Grand Master, Geo. p.
Flanders, inspected Rising Sun Lodge +.
IA NJ, last Saturday.
The entertainment given by the West
Randolph Dramatic club last week was
largely attended and the play "The Bash
fol Scout was well presented, being its
first presentation by the club composed of
amateurs.
Daniel G. Stoughton has purchased a
house in Chelsea village and will move
there the first OF April.
The primary department of the schoolin
the village closed Feb. 20. The following
pupils were not absent during the term:
Lester Z. Ashley, Josie Bright, Isabelle p.
Martin, James A. Simonds, Florence
spaulding and Ernest G. Woodland.
Mrs. Dickey and two daughters OF Leb-
anon n. H., have engaged a room in Mar |
TINS block and are TO open millinery
store the 1st OF April.
Mrs Luther Colburn (nee Nancy Safford) |
an old resident OF Royalton, died at Geo. |
behring's last Thursday, aged So years.
At the annual meeting of the South Roy |
alton Shoe Co. held last Saturday, the |
stockholders voted to confirm the action !
Of the directors in selling the business to |
G. H. Abbott the manager since its organ
izatiOn) TO take effect March LIST, and elsct-
ed NJ j. Sargent, Chas. p. Tarbell, A. p.
skinner, Forest Southland and Harry
Whipple board of directors to close up
the business OF the company.
The board organized by electing Nj. j.
Sargent Pres, j. o. Belknap Treas, Il.
Wnslow Auditor and Chas. Tarbell Sec.
The company has done an excellent bust
ness, having sold and delivered shoes to
the amount of over $4,000 from March
1851 to March LIST 1892 turning the work
ing capital over six times. There has
been an increase of the business the last
SIX months over the first of the year of over
$1,000 Mr.. Abbott has large number OF
orders on the book at the present time and
the outlook is favorable for a prosperous
business for Mr.. Abbott who has shown
arst-class qualifications for shoe manu-
iacturer.
The original Tunbridge Dramatic Club
that so successfully presented the popular
drama, "rhe Hidden Handn dramatized
from Mrs. Southworth's novel of the same
name publiahed and republished in the
New York Ledger some ten years ago, has
consented to present the same at Wood
ards Hall, May 2S and 30, the proceeds to
% iol the benefit Of the South Royalton
lornet Band. The cast will include the
following ladies and gentlemen: DR.. and
Ars.Fish, Mr.. and Mrs.Ed F. Smith of So.
htoyalton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hayward,
Aessrs. j. L. Farnham, Ben Tucker of
lanbridge, Mr.. Will Flanders of Barre, as
WOOL The above will be supported by
me old South Royalton dramatic club; a
ahe orchestra has been engaged for the
drama and dance.