Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-12-14
South RoyaIton Notes.


We have been favored with fine sleigh
ing and warm, pleasant weather the past
two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. BeemaE. Presiding Elder, was
nresent at the services at the Methodist
Church last Sunday.
Eta Northrop OF Hyde Park, Mass, Wis
tied friends here last week.
Mrs. Harvey Woodward is very much
better but not able to be out.
viii Smith and daughter of Laconia, N.
n visited his father and mother, Harvey
Smith and WIFE,
Henry Faneuf has gone to Exeter, N. a.,
tn work in shoe factory.
Mrs. Dostie Faneuf is recovering from
pneumonia quite rapidly.
The annual meeting of Orville Bixby
POST and the regular meeting OF Orville
Bixby Corps will be held next Saturday
evening.
Harrison Dewey has, recovered from his
recent illness sufficiently to be ON the
street. 8<a
The creamery will soon be completed
and milk will be received for separation
and forwarded to Montpelier to be churn-
cd A large number of farmers will pat
ronize the creamery instead of making
butter,
rs.susan Jones is somewhat better, but
quite feeble yet.
Miss Eva Abbott returned to Montpel-
Ter last Monday, where she is attending
school.
The Elite Comedy company has adver-
hsed an entertainment in Woodlands hall
The i4th, 18th and 10th Of this month.
Those having news items of interest to
the pubiic or patrons of the HERALD
abroad, are requested to hand them in for
publication on Monday or early Tuesday
morning.
Walter Webster has commenced house,
keeping in W II. Martins tenement.
N. J. Sargent invites an inspection of
his Holiday Goods.
The Graded school commenced with "a
scholars and several more will be added
this week and next.
The church societies are preparing for
Christmas exercises. Special services will
be held in the CongI churcn Sunday, the
30th, at II clock,
The drama, "Dot, the Miners Daugh-
ter, will be played at Woodard's hall by
local talent Dec. q and %. This drama Is
well received wherever presented ana the
cast selected will present it in manner
worthy the patronage OF lovers OF the dra-
matte art.
Mrs. s.Adams' mother, Mrs. Abbott and
sister Lucy of Williamstown are visiting
her this week.
The business places were closed here last
week Wednesday eve at the request OF the |
pastor OF the M. Il. church and Mr.. Jack
SON. who are holding revival meetings.
F. L. Gibson of White River Junction,
instructor of vocal music, is to commence
a series OF lessons here this week Friday.
Those desiring to renew their subscrip
tion ana new subscribers for the WHITE /
RIVER HERALD for 1894 should hand or
send in their orders before Jan. LIST. For
clubbing rates, see list in HERALD.
Mrs. Henry Kinsman is visiting her
mother Mrs. Chas. Lamb. She has been
quite i'll the past week with the prevailing
epedimic, severe cold attended by great
prostration. Her mother and sister, Miss
Susan Lamb, are now sick with the same
distemper.
The revival meetings in the Methodist
Episcopal church have continued with in
creasing interest. The Sunday services
We're largely attended. Presiding Elder
Beeman preached in the morning and
Evangelist Jackson in the evening Bap-
tisms and accessions to the church have
resulted for each OF the past four Sundays
with more to follow. The interest con-
tinues and the meetings will be held every
night this week.
man giving his name as John Sey-
more, apparently about 45 years old, died
very suddenly at the town farm last
Wednesday of pneumonia. Before his
DEATH he informed the people in charge
Of the farm, that he had sister in White
field, N. Y, and a son 10 years old, living
with an uncle in Lowell, Mass. These
people were telegraphed to but no reply
was received. He was buried in the bury.
ing ground at No. Royalton. He had been
travelling in this vicinity for several weeks,
claiming to be agent for several Bewspa
oers and periodicals, and applied for as
istance on the Monday before his death. /