Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-21
South Royalton Notes.

Mr.. Chas Cloud OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
is visiting his brother, James Cloud
Mrs. M. j Ordway returned to her home
in Charlestown, Mass, last Thursday.
Mr.. Choate and wife of Boston, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Talbot for the past two weeks, returned to
their home this week.
Charles Black returned home from East
Barnard last Saturday.
Work on the Graded school building is
progressing and it is expected to be COM
pleted by Nov. 10.
Several extra employees were given work
at the shoe shop last week.
The regular meeting of the Orville Bixby
Post and Corps will be held next Saturday
evening.
A good delegation Of veterans ana Re-
lief Corps members attended the Windsor
County reunion at w. r. Junction last
Tuesday.
C.P. Tsrbell and wife and Edward Fosl
ter and wife attended the Windsor Coun-
ty Cong'l convention at West Hartford,
Wednesday, as delegates.
FL. Mosher, agent for Glenn Bros, Al
bany N. Y, is taking orders for fruit trees
in this vicinity.
/. q. Ashley and wife left here for Chi
cago. to visit the Fair, last Wednesday.
Leon Latham has been quite i'll the past
four weeks but is somewhat better now.
The committee that has charge of the
canvass for stock in the creamery is meet
lng with good success.
Mr. Garland, jeweler of Bethel, had his
stock of goods intercepted here last Mon
day, on their way to Boston, by Sheriff
Jones, under instructions from creditors
10 Bethel.
Ira P. Honey of Iowa, who has been Wis
ting his mother for the past three weeks,
returned home last Monday.
Rev. H. N Goddard of Ludlow has &C.
cepted call to become pastor of the
Cong'l church here and will commence his
pastoral duties Oct. s.
Clarence Culver, a merchant of North
Pomf-et and formerly in business in East
Barnard at which time be was well known
here, and a member of Rising Sun Lodge,
died at his home last Monday.
Whipple and Cloud commenced work on
the new fair ground and trotting part last
Tuesday. They intend to have the track
in readiness for trotting contest some
time in October.
The Shepard Family, who are travelling
through Maine and were in the vicinity
OF PASSPORT last week, are meeting with
catering success, having crowded houses,
and are receiving many pleasing
encomiuns from the press. The Eastport
Sentinel speaks in high praise OF the
Young artists, Misses KittIe and Belle
Shepard. and little Flossie receives show
ers OF applause.
Mrs Hannah Balm went to Keene, NH.
last Monday to visit her niece. Mrs. Balm
il lady eighty three years of age,in quite
good health and mentally as strong as
ever She has in the past seven years
pieced up p bedquilts, containing 1896
pieces each, and presented them to the
Ladies Social Circle OF the Cong church,
to he sold
Nj. Sargent 4 Son have arranged for
the agency of the leading newspapers,
magazines aud other publications in the
country and give subscribers equally good
il not sitter terms than can be obtained
esew he-e.
Rochester, n. Y, Sept. 10, 1898.
TO whom it may concern:
Il having come to our knowledge that a
person calling himself Tracy is claiming
to represent our firm, this is TO certify that
we have no salesman in our employ by the
name OF Tracy, and that the claims Of the
party are fraudulent. GLENN Bros
The pupils in Royalton who during the
summer term OF school held highest rank
in department and recitation We're: Dist.
No. 8 Mabel Doubleday, Grace and
Nellie Rogers; No. IL, Alice Davis, Flor
ence Hickey, Alice Gilchrist; No 3, Ma
bel and sadie Brooks, Oliver and Jessie
Ellis; No. Il, Grace Adams, Ray South
gate. No g.. Minnie and Bernice Monkey,
Ruth bearing; No. 5, Cora Brownell, Abb
bic Cough. Clara and Leroy Davis, Flor
ence and Ernest Burke, Luella, Leon and
Curtis Tenuey, Arlie Whitney, Minnie
SNOW: No. 10, blanche Sewall, Maud
Hinkley Dudley Waldo; No. l6, not re-
ported.