Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-19
South Royalton Notes.

Remember the sale of ladies' and misses
Garments al 5. II Pixies ss.ra this week.
Also II 12 cent century print for s cents,
and 81 black henr.etfhs for % cents. These
prices are for few Gays
DR.. Carpenter and Hsber Foster left here
for Chicago last Tuesday.
81 Miss Eta Northrop OF Hyde Park, Mass /,
is guest of c. p. Tarbell and wife
Daniel Brewer closed his labors for P.
Skinner last Tuesday, and goes to Ran
dolph to work for Andrew Curtis.
Chas. southworrh has sold nis interest
& in the livery business to Casper z. Abbott
B The firm now is wood ward & ADDott.
Il o. G. Harris has opened d sale for ladies'
cloaks, in ). NJ. Pixies furniture store.
Walter Hubbard has purchased build
ing lot of j. W. Waldo on the Brooklyn
side and is to build house in the spring
Guy Wilson surveyed several building
lots on j. ". Waldo's home place last Sat
urday. Four OF them are already taken
and others vii. oe .ui.t upon next sum-
mer.
George Foster has put in steam engine
for power to run the machine for making
infants shoes.
James Cloud and wife celebrated the
25th anniversary of their marriage, the 7th
inst. Many OF their friends were present to
extend congratulations.
Miss Clara French closed her engage
ment as bookkeeper at the shoe factory
last week. She goes to her home in Maine
to engage in the study of stenography.
Full blood, Rose-comb White Leghorn
Cockerels for sale at rs cents each, by ) Z.
Drew, So. Royalton.
The Fire District voted to purchase 400
feet more of hose last Monday and lap
pointed a committee to enlarge TIE dis
trict il desired.
Chas. Slack has his new barn nearly
completed. He has purchased the lot IN
the village on which stood Mrs. Rowell's
house, which was burned in July.
Mrs. Erva Sargent and Wynn Rogers at
tended the State convention of Christian
Endeavor at Barre, as delegates from the
society here.
Mr.. Remington of Harrisville, r. l.,
shipped a car load of horses from this
station last Monday, to his place.
The c. V. r. r. has an excursion to Bos
ton, commencing the 18th. Tickets are
good to return until Nov. 4. Tickets for
the round trip, $3.50.
Mr.. Burton Shaw and wife OF New York
City, who visited here last week, on their
wedding trip, gave reception TO his
young friends at the So. Royafton House
last Wednesday evening. They returned
home last Saturday.
Prof A. j. Markham is to give a concert
in the Cong'l church sometime in the near
future, date not fixed. He has soprano
soloist ant lady yiolinist who accompa-
ny him.
One hundred and thirteen years ago last
Monday there were several incendiary fires
which consumed nearly all the buildings
in town, and there was no doubt as to
their origin, but the perpetrators were
never caught until death laid low the red
skin.
The Junior League of Trinity church
will hold a social in the church parlors
Friday eve, Oct. 20, from Z to 8. The gills
and boys are cordially invited to attend.
Admission, 5 cents.
The races at the Riverside Trotting Park,
advertised for the Gath by Whipple and
Cloud, proprietors, promise some inter-
esting trotting. There will be five races
trotted and prominent among the horses
will be Galen Prince, Westmont, Freestone,
Robert H., Moxie, iDavis, May Queen and
Polly B. The trot will be the opening OF
the course, which is half-mile track and
is one Of the best in the State, and is COM
plimentary to the proprietors, as the en-
tries are donated by the owners of the
horses. sf