Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-05
South RoyaIton Notes.

Charlie Burbank of Providence, II. l..
vrce I'D his fathers last week.
Dr Latham has gone to New York City
70 lake postgraduate course at medi-
ca college.
The annual meeting Of the Rising Sun
1odee. F. and A. NJ, will be held Wednes-
day, Jan. %, at 10 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs.Johnnie Shepard, who live
al Exeter, n. H., lost their only child,
eighteen months old, last week OF scarlet
fever.
Rev. Mr.. Ramage has been quite i'll the
cast week With bronchitis.
Harry Sargent was home from Athol,
Mass, Christmas.
Mrs. L. C. Dickerman has been confined
IN her room by sickness the past week,
but is little better.
Miss Minnie Waldo has returned home
from Hartford, Conn, where she has been
employed in the millinery business.
Mrs. Ada Willard, Supt of the Training
School for male nurses at Bellevue Hospi-
fal. New York, is sick with typhoid fever.
The Joint installation of officers elect of
Bixby Post and w. r.. G. and Sons Of Vet
Grams is arranged for Saturday evening,
Jan. Is.
HIN. Whipple is doing quite an extern
siye business in shipping stock TO market,
having shipped SO car loads in the past six
weeks.
NJ. ] Sargent & Son will sell the re-
majnder of their holiday stock OF fancy
goods very cheap to close them out.
II YOU want first-class sewing machines
call at Sargent's for prices. They are the
best made machines on the market.
Miss Harvey, who has been missionary
To India for six years, will speak at the
Trinity NJ. r. church Thursday evening,
Ian. 5, at / o'clock. Miss Harvey is very
interesting speaker and it is hoped she
will have full house
DR., Carpenter has a new substitute for
anesl hetics, which proves to be very eff
cacious in extracting teeth without pain,
leaving no unpleasant after effects and is
perfectly harmless. 1t is injected into the
surrounding tissues among the teeth and
in a few moments there is no sense OF
feeling, it lasting long enough to eX-
tract several teeth.
Remember the club offer of the WHITE
RIVER HERALD and Rutland Herald for
SIPS closes Jan. Is. Leave your order with
NJ. J. Sargent.
The cantata given by the young people
under the instruction of Miss Lizzie
Adams Christmas eve is worthy of more
than passing notice. II was the most in
tpresLlng entertain Antnt luhb mas DcCl CIV
en- here for long time and could II be re-
peated with some slight changes, would
draw large attendance, Notwithstanding
it was a Christmas selection.
The annual meeting of Fire District No.
] was held last Monday evening and The
following officers were elected: NJ. j.
Sargent, clerk; w. II. Martin, treasurer;
VIM. NJ. Sargent, collector; J. o. Bel
knsp, w. V. Soper, Elmer Doyle, presi-
Dental committee. Henry Manchester was
chosen chief engineer: W. V. Soper, first
assistant engineer; Geo. Tenney, second
assistant engineer. The committee has
built a new engine house the past year.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting OF the Cong'l society
last Friday: Nj. S. Adams, clerk; Chas. p.
Tarbell, Joel Phelps and w. II. Martin,
Pres. committee; Mrs. Erva NJ. Sargent,
treasurer and collector.
Rev. Mr.. Dole of Enfield, n. H., will
preach at the w r.. c. hall Jan.l5. at pm.