Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-23
South Royalton Notes.
the Beedle concert tonight.


coto the Beedle concert tonight.
Ngo,k at the shoe shop viii be iargel,
increased this week.
Fred Slack and wife Of Manchester, N h.
ore visiting friends here.
Mr.. Terry, the jeweler, has moved into
Iohn Woodlands tenement.
Elmer Hapgood and wife are home from
Exeter, y. 4.
Waiter Dewey and Miss Sadie Spaulding
~ his place were married last FRIDAY.
hiram Rogers has taken his son as a
PARTNER in the stove and tin business.
Mr. clinton L. Burke of So.Royalton and
Miss Alice A.Belden OF Sharon were unit
81 in marriage at the M.E- parsonage Feb.
"A Nv Rev. Geo. II. Rogers. MIR. and Mrs.
p,rte left So. Royalton the same day for
tbeir wedding trip to Providence, r. l.
rbe nunils of the schools in this village
LIBERATED Washington's birthday at
he Congl church vestry Wednesday eve,
Fsb. ~, with appropriate exercises.
r. n. Abbott was in Boston last week to
Gee some OF his customers and purchase
stock.
Miss Della Cloud is having the whoop-
ing cough.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scenes have twin
girls, born Monday of this week.
Russell Chute and Mr.. Harmon have re-
tprned and are to have charge of the stock
and buttoniDg room at the shoe shop.
Cbas. Burbank, w. c. Remington and
Mr. Baker OF Providence, RI, are in town
to purchase some horses and produce.
hostile Faneuf, Jr., has closed his en-
,sgement with knight & Buck and is to
so into business by himself in the shop
7ssr Woodlands hotel.
Every lover Of fine music should go to
Beedles Concert this( Thursday eve.There
are eleven in this company and every one
an artist The leader, Charlie Beedle, new
a fails to give a first class entertainment,
as many in this vicinity can testify.
The warning is up for town meeting
Tuesday, March z, which calls for more
important business to be transacted than
for several years past. There is board of
school supervisors and road commissioner
10 be elected, and a new method of taxa
ton to be arranged andIadjusted.
On the 5th inst. four generations were
reuresented in the gathering at Mrs. f. M.
Aliens home to celebrate her 10Th birth
day. Only four of her ten children are
living and the two adopted sons, Leonard
ana Harry Fisk. Leonard, who is in the
department Of law IN the university at Ann
Arbor, Mich, was unable to be present.
Harry remains near home and is ever ready
to help and has always thoughtful care
for the only mother he has ever known.
Those present on this occasion were S. $.
Allen OF st. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. |
Graves, Mrs. Frank Graves and daughter, |
Irene, OF Barnard, MIR. and Mrs. w. ii. |
Pierce Of Boston, Mrs.J Rix Allen and son
Arthur of Lawrence, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Luke Parish of Randolph, Mrs. Arthur |
F. Nevens of Concord, N. H., Misses DER
trude and Maud Nevens OF Claremont, N. |
H., and Harry Fisk.The day passed all too /
soon in "reminiscences OF the past, music |
and reading letters from those who were |
unable to be present, among which was
one, with its dainty gift and loving words |
Of sympathy and cheer, from her sister, |
Mrs norman Follett of Cameron, Mo. |
There were numerous little gifts and fifty /
dollars in money from those present. All |
felt repaid for the effort made to meet at |
this time of the year, but rather than brave |
another blizzard will accept the invita-
ton for June 5, 1898.
Lowest prices in sugar tools, tinware and |
stoves. Postoffice block. III. A. Rogers & |
Son. South Royalton, VT. cow |