Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-02
South RoyaIton Notes.

q. Ashley and family returned from
the Worlds Fair last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Morse is not any better and
is quite Ill YET
There were 81 Boston excursion tickets
cold at this station and 16 from Royalton
station.
The date of the entertainment to be Civ
on by Prof. A. j. Markham is Nov. s, IN
stead of LIST, as reported last week.
Mr.. Wilbur Hayes and Chas. Flint have
purchased a large stock of wall paper and
curtains and opened sales room in the
Tarben block, up one flight.
NJ. ]. Sargent & Son have received their
stock of holiday goods and a good line OF
fancy goods and small wares, and as usual
will be able to show good assortment.
Levi Reed and wife went to Boston last
Monday, TO remain through the winter
with Mrs Mcdonald.
NH Hazen and wife and Miss Jennings
returned home from the Worlds Fair last
Monday.
Mr.. Harrison Dewey, who was I'd Lieut..
Of co. e, I'd VT. Vols, has just received a
pension of SIT month and s5,OS1 back
pay,
Mrs. Nj. j. Sargent visited her brother,
Will j. Pike, at Winchendon, Mass, last
week, and found him very weak physical
ly and mentally, having had three para
lytic attacks.
It is reported that some OF the subscrib-
ers TO the creamery stock have withdrawn
their subscriptions and will patronize
separator which outside parties have pro
nosed to place here. Quite a number do
not favor this plan, which leaves the whole
matter undecided.
Gard Ashley, the barber, says, having
returned from the Worlds Fair and the
ssWcoly Vest he will be found at his
shop ready TO tackle any long haired in
divfdual at sight. Mr.. Chas. Sargent, who
has had charge of the shop since the es-
cape of Mr.. Evans,will continue with him.
There is no better cough remedy on the
market to-day than White Pine and Tar
Compound. 1t is not patent medicine,
each ingredient being given on the wrap
per of the bottle. For sale by M. j.. Sar-
gent & Son. Try it.
Rev. Walter Dole will preach for the
Universalists next Sunday, Nov. D, at 2:oO
D. m. This society will hold sociable at
Casper Abbott's, Thursday eve, Nov. 3, to
which all are invited.
There will be matched race on the Riv-
erside Trotting Park to-day, Thursday,
Nov. 2, between Westmont of White River
Junction and Freestone OF Royalton, Tor a
purse of 800 and gate money.
| hereby give notice that the town taxes
must be paid on or before Monday, the
18th day of November, 1893, to receive the
discount, and after that date, the bills VIII
be placed in the hands OF the con-
stable, and cost of collection VIII be
added. / will be at Edward Fosters office,
So. Royalton, Monday, Nov. 6 and 10, and
at VIM. SINNERS office at Royalton, Nov.
and II to receive the same.
E. WINsLow, Town Treasurer.
NJ. H. Hazen and wife, accompanied by
Miss jennings, returned this week from
an extended trip in the West, having Wis
tied several States, Minnesota, Iowa, and
the Worlds Fair, Chicago, etc. They pro-
nouneed the trip up the Incline halfway
to Mount Royal, Montreal, almost equal
to journey in the Ferris Wheel, and re-
port perfect weather-exceptlng onlywhen
in tRe "mistn at Niagara Falls and the
whole the most enjoyable trip that three
weeks could afford.
Mr.. Prindle's sister, so many years abb
sent from this town, has this summer VS.
tied her Eastern relatives and returns
Thursday to her home in Oregon.
Mr.. Fits, who has been acting agent at
the station during Mr.. Hazen's absence,
returned to Roxbury, "Wednesday, with
his wife.
Mrs. j N Phelrs' brother, Edison Hazen,
from California, recently made her ny :
ing visit. He was detained one week al a
place in New Mexico by an accident on
the santa Fe r. r. when coming East,
which shortened his stay here copsldera-
bly,.