Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-13
South RoyaIton Notes.

Ed. Foster is in Exeter, N. H, this weel
visiting bis daughters, Nellie and Jessie
Burton Tenney of Providence, X. l., il
visiting friends here.
c. H. Abbott was in Boston last week.
Rev. Mr.. Judd of Iowa and his son, Rev
Mr.. Judd OF Mortified, were guests at the
South Royalton House last week.
Rev.James Ramage exchanged with Rev
Mr.. Hazen of Rochester last Sunday.
The South Royalton Cornet band gave a
concert from the band stand in the Park
last Saturday evening. They rendered
some excellent music.
Miss Florence Bright of Lowell, Mass,
is at home on visit.
A party OF four from New York City
have engaged rooms and board at the So.
Royalron House for few weeks.
Willie Clogston has nearly recovered
from the gun-shot wound in the neck, re-
ceived the night before the 4th.
Rev. Chas. Dutloa and wife Of Wilton,
N. H., are visiting at S. c. Drew's. Mrs.
Dutton is in feeble health.
The regular meeting of the Sons OF Vet
Grams will be held next Saturday evening.
Rev. James Ramage goes to Bangor, Me-,
at the close of his engagement as pastor
here, to attend the Bangor Theological
seminary for year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hewitt wish to ex-
tend their thanks to all who so kindly
helped them the night of the fire.
Ice cream and cake will be served at
Mrs. Chas .Daggett's on the evening of Jul
~ II. The proceeds will go to the Young
Peoples Foreign Missionary society. The
public are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Dickerman wish to
extend their thanks to their friends who
SO kindly helped in taking out their goods,
also in bringing them back, the night of
the fire.
Mr. j. w. Waldo's little son, Sammie,
was seriously injured last Thursday by
falling from the barn seaffold to the
ground floor, striking on his head. He
was unconscious for nearly twenty-four
hours, and il was at first thought the in
jury fatal one, but he is comfortable and
will recover unless Inflammation of the
brain sets in.
The dwelling house and barn owned by
Mrs. Sarah Rowell and occupied by her
self and Mr.. Geo. Cotton, and a barn be-
longing to Miss Susan Lamb, together
with the household goods of Mrs. Rowell
and part Of those belonging to Geo. Cot
ton and the contents of the barn belong
ing to Miss Susan Lamb, were burned last
Wednesday night. The residence and store
owned by l.. G. Dickerman and the dwell
ings Of Miss Susan Lamb and Mrs. A. C.
Waterman were damaged considerably by
fire, and the furniture of Geo. Tenney q.
H. Abbott, l.. G. Dickerman, z. and e.
Hewitt and Miss Sue Lamb were some
what injured by moving. Mrs. Rowell |
was partially insured, and the other losses |
were covered by insurance.
Six Of the delegates from Massachusetts |
to the International Christian Endeavor |
convention stopped over night here on |
their return home from Montreal last |
Monday.
Following are additional appointments
on the staff OF the division commander S. |
of ": s. G. Voudrey of Cabot, surgeon;
Rev. Wilmot Warner of Pawlet, chaplain;
Edwin T. Monahan OF Underhill, inspect |
or; j. b. Ripley of Lyndonville, muster
ing officer; F. w Cove of Essex Junction,
Judge advocate.
Mr.. c. p. Tarbell is to give lecture up
on the "World's Fair next week Friday |
evening, July 81, for the benefit of the Y.
P. S. O. E. Supper will be served and
everyone is very cordially invited to hear
an interesting address.