Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-28
South RoyaIton Notes.

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The Central Vermont Horse Breeders
sseoeiation holds its annual meeting for
election OF officers etc, at Manley's Hotel
In Sharon, Saturday, Sept. 30, at l a. m.
An persons interested in horse breeding
should attend. HARVEY SMITH, sec.
q. q. Harris will show a big stock OF
ladies' garments, also chlioren's and
misses, from one of the large dry goods
honses in Burlington the second week in
Oct For particulars, see next week
HFpAID and all wait for bargains.
Miss Emma Bliss Hall and daughter of
Corintb visited friends in town last week
Miss Helen Southgate takes charge of
the nostotfice at the Center village for two
weeks. during the absence of Miss Parker
on q VACATION
Mrs. Mary Foster burrell of Warren,
Mes was guest OF Misses Minnie and
Nettie Waldo last week.
Mrs. r. d. Grain and son Ralph return
ed 10 Winchendon last Saturday.
The members of the Woman's Relief
Corps will hold a mum sociable in the hall
over j. H. Hewitt's store, Saturday even
ing Of this week, with 10 cent supper.
Several OF the members of the Rising
Sun Lodge attended the funeral of Clar-
ence Culver at East Barnard last Wednes-
day.
There will be no meeting at the Cong'l
church next Sunday. Rev. Henry God
dard will commence his pastoral duties
with the church Oct. s.
Geo. Dewey and wife have gone to Exc
ter, ". H., where he is engaged on job of
masonry.
Mrs. Jessie Foster Slack has an infant
daughter, born the 18th, at Exeter, n. H.,
where they reside.
DR.. Burnett has commenced housekeep-
ing in w. H Martins tenement in the
block and has his Office below on Church
street side.
Carl Morgan of Middletown, who is en-
ployed in the shoe shop, is sick at Edward
Greene's.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the NJ. E.
church will hold their annual fair about
Dec. land Z, two evenings.
The woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet Friday at d. m. with
Mrs. G. w. Tenney.
j. H. Mosher is salesman for Glenn
Bros, Rochester, n. Y. instead of Albany,
n. Y, as reported last week.
Geo. Foster has commenced the manu-
facture of infants kid and buckskin shoes
here, sndi turning out some tine-looking
goods.
The great family newspaper of the coun-
try. the New York Weekly Tribune, and
the best local family newspaper, the
WHITE RIVER HERALD, one year for only
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The regular meeting OF Camp No. Y, S.of
V, will be held Saturday evening. All
members are requested to be present.
At the business meeting of the Windsor
County Veterans association held at w.
r. Junction the 18th, it was voted to hold
tba paxf animal reunion at Rqthel and
elected the following officers for the year:
W. Il. Edmunds, StockbrIdge, presidents
NJ. Z. Savage, Bethel, vice president; NJ.
j. Sargent, So. Royalton, secretary; exec
utive committee, Chauncy Stanley, Koch
ester, Enoch Hagar, Stock bridge, l.. ID.
Leayitt, Barnard, and e. r. ROBINSON
Windsor.
w. B. Marston died Tuesday at his sis
ter's, Mrs. James Doyle, Royslton, aged
81. He was for a number OF years resident
OF Chelsea, and was member OF the q. A.
k. Post OF that place.
Miss Locke, lady visiting at Dr.Fish's,
while on her way home from Montreal last
week, came near losing her life by stray
bullet, the ball passing through the win
dow Just back of her head. Ii was in the
evening and the train was waiting little
ways out of the city.
The Windsor County Veterans associa-
ZION al w ls ohAONAOh AASt
Sept. 10, was fairly well attended
by about 200 veterans. The association
was welcomed by a short address by Capt.
A. ID. Davis of W R.Junction. The speak
ers were Rev. Elihu Snow of w. X. juno
ton. DR.. Henry Boynton of Woodstock
and Gen. Bissell of New Hampshire,a COM
manuer OF the Union Veterans Union.
Rev. MIR. Snow gave an eloquent and able
address of one hours length, and was sew
erai times Loudly applauued. HIS subject,
"The Soldiers Sacrifice upon the Altar
of the Nation, and the Result-One Flag
end One Country, Instead OF Two riggs
and Two Governments"
Work is progressing on the fair ground
and trotting park. Nature has lifted TINS
Site for one OF the most suitable grounds
That could be desired-a level plot OF land
175 rods long and 80 rods wide, which VIII
be used for a track. There is a gradual rise
OF land, some Is feet high, extending al
most the entire length of the grounds, and
from the top of this rise the plateau is
nearly level the entire length, running
hack to the highway leading to Sharonia
some 20 rods in width. The grounds are
located on part of Benz. Flint's farm ana
part of James Clouds farm. II is TO be
fitted up with necessary equipments ior
fair and trotting course.
Cedar shingles and clapboards for sale
by E. Foster.
North Rovalton.