Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-31
South Royalton Notes.

Elmer Hapgood and wife are visiting
friends in Athol, Mass.
Mrs. Josiah Smith is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Sawyer, at Waterbury.
The dam at the shoe factory is being re-
paired this week; work win be resumed
next week.
o. G. Harris, of the firm of o. G. Harris
& Co., moved to Burlington last Friday.
Miss Emma Gordon, who has been
guest of her aunt, Mrs. III. Wallace, re-
turned to Leominster, Mass, last Mon
day.
Miss Susan Lamb is visiting friends in
Waterbury this week.
c. P. Tarbell has very promising four
year colt which bids fair to show
good trotting record, when properly train
ed.
Rev. MI. Palmer will preach at the Cong'l
church next Sunday.
Ed. Simons has closed his engagement
with Mr.. III. Knight, and moved to Clare
mont, N. ii.
Frank Garrett, who has been visiting
his mother and his sister, Mrs. w. H Mar
tin, returned home to Bridgeport, Conn.,;
last Monday.
Miss Eva Abbott went to Montpelier last
Monday, to enter the Methodist seminary
for a course Of studies.
Charlie Burbank of Providence, r. l.,
made a short visit to his father and moth
er last week.
The school in the So. Royalton Graded
school district will commence Tuesday,
Sept. 5, with Miss Maud Kendall and Miss
Ella Latham as teacher.
A. H. Lamb, Rola Reynolds and Tonic
Wynn returned home from camp near
Lake Dunmore last Thursday.
hF;cr AIsoa ond A1,,.o Eosfar .af,,.,,arf
home from Exeter, n. H., last Saturday.
The Relief Corps are making arrange
ments to serve meals on the day of the
circus, Sept. 4.
The Windsor County Veterans associa-
tion will hold a reunion at the Advent
camp grounds near w. r. Junction, Tues
day, Sept. 10.
The So. Royalton Cornet Band realized
S12 from the sale of ice cream at the con-
cert given by them last Saturday evening.
They gave an excellent concert.
Rev. and Mrs. Judd, Miss Carrie Cush-
man and Mr. Andrews of Mortified were
guests at the So. Royalton House. They
made the trip on bicycles, by the way of
Brookield, riding nearly 40 miles; they
arrived last Monday, not greatly fatigued
and returned Wednesday.
Mr.. Lorenzo p. Honey, a resident of So.
Royaton died suddenly last Sunday night,
after an illness of only three days with
cholera morbus, at the age OF 70 years.
Mr.. Honey has been a resident of Royal
ton for fifty-three years, his native town
being Acworth, N. II. He first came to
Lincoln, VT, from there to Barnard and to
So. Royalton. He was good citizen and
much respected by all who knew him. He
left wife, Harriet E. Tenney, a son, Ira
P. Honey, of Bayard Iowa, and daugh
ter, Mrs. Eugene Faneuf of So. Royalton.
The only Adam Forepaugh with his |
Royal Circus and Roman Hippodrone will |
exhibit at So. Royalton next Monday, |
Sept. 4. Reports from reliable sources as
sure an entertainment worthy of large |
attendance. There are many new and |
unique features connected with this great |
combination which will not fail to inter- |
est those who witness them, among them, |
the horse fair and the educated horses,
which are under the supervision of Adam
Forepaugh the most successful horse |
trainer in America. One refreshing fea-
ture is the one-ring exhibit, which will be
continuous with no cessation from begin |
ming to end. His artists are of the first |
order and skilled performers See the |
magnificent and costly display wagons.