Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-29
South Royalton Notes.

Beedle's Orchestra will play at the town
hall, Bethel, Friday evening. Hear tn,
Imperial Brass Band.
Grand celebration at Chelsea, July 4. See
posters for program.
Nellie Wall has been quite sick for the
past two weeks.
Elmer Bean and wife OF franklin Falls,
n. H., visited his mother here last week.
The So. Royalton Cornet Band gave a
concert at Royalton village last Saturday
evening.
Geo. Spear and family OF Greeley, Col.
are to spend the summer in town.
Mr.. E. Shepard has opened BARRIERS
shop in the basement OF VIM. Martins
block.
The school in the graded school district
closed last Friday and will not open until
the list of Sept.
VI. H. Hazen has his new barn nearly
completed.
A. P. Skinner and wife returned home
from New York City last Saturday. His
health is much better than when he left
three weeks ago.
Mr.Jabez Hammond is gradually failing
and suffers great deal owing to the pres
sure OF fluid in the cavities.
Mr.. f. Z. Bamforth of Boston is a guest
at the So. Royalton House and is expect
ing to remain through the season.
John F. Shepard and wife are visiting
their son in Exeter, n. H., and daughter
in Pawtucket, r. ].
Isle Mcintosh picked II bushels of fine
strawberries from his vines last Saturday.
VIII Smith of Pompanoosuc is visiting
at Mr.. Danforth Days.
Mr.. DeCosta and family moved to Clare
mont, n. H., last Monday.
Children's Sunday will be observed by
the Universalist Sunday school, July 2, at |
2.30 p. m, with appropriate exercises. A |
cordial invitation is extended to all, es-
pecially the children.
VIM. fl. Martin is to establish a cream
cry here in his steam mill recently pur- /
chased of Frank Lyman. 1t is to be fitted |
for the purpose and will be put in opera
ton Immediately. Mr.. Gibson, the late
superintendent of the Sharon creamery, is
to have charge.
The scholars OF the grammar depart
ment of the village school having no
marks during the term are Annie Abbott,
Mary Brooks, Emily Foster, Persis Leon
ard, Isabelle Martin, Ernest Metcalf, Mary |
Phelps, Edith Skinner, Walter Spaulding
and Jennie Simonds.
The following pupils in the primary
room, village school, have not been absent
during the term and the first twelve were
VI,
Lulu A. Brooks, Joseph o. DeCosta, Gar
field A. Faneuf, Earl H. Faneuf, Pearl Fa-
neuf, Josie M. Sargent, Lee HI. Simonds,
Pearl D. Waldo, Marion 4. Wynn, Bessie
A. Brooks and John E. Phelps.
At the adjourned school meeting held
in Dist. No. in Royalton, June 90 ii was
voted to direct the old prudential commit
tee and treasurer to divide the surplus
money in the treasury, to be divided on
the same grand list it was raised on. Those
present formed a Cemetery association
and elected the following officers: presi
dent, John f. Shepard; secretary, Chas. s.
Haynes; treasurer, A. G. Latham; sexton,
James Doyle.
Mrs. Saunders of Peterboro, NJ H., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Lovejoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sehontaz have an infant
daughter, born Monday OF this week.
Mrs. Clark and son move to Tarbelps
tenement, near the shoe factory this week.
The regular meeting OF Camp No. "a,
$. of ", will be held Saturday evening,
July /. All members are requested to be
present.
H. L. Bixby's rooms will not be open on
Tuesday, July 4th.
School on Broad Brook closed Friday,
June %. Number of pupils, IS; average
attendance, IA 1929. Those pupils having
no marks against their names are Florence
Burke, Minnie Snow, Goldie Tenney, Leon
Tenney and Leroy Davis. Arlie and Guy
Whitney were absent but one day each,
There were only four tardy marks during
the term. LULA ALLEN, Teacher.
Watches cleaned for II. Springs, 81 war .
ranted for one year.
4w G. r. ADAMS, Jeweler, Sharon, VT.