Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-05
South Royalton Notes.
N. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.


March has closed without the proyerbia
six weeks sleighing.
C. w. Slack has leased his farm to O. Fl
Burnham.
Miss Grace Chute, who has been visitin.
her father here, is to remain through TIN
summer.
Mr.. w. Chadwick has moved his famil,
TO Brattleboro.
The Graded school commences next
Monday, with Nh. E. Miller as principa
and Miss Lulu Allen and Miss Ella as as.
sistants.
Henry Manchester is making improve
ments upon his house, by putting up q
double=deck piazza.
Silas Doubleday, administrator, has sold
the house and land-of the Levi Reed estate
to Henry Hubbard.
The latest news from viii Pike is thai
be is very low and is failing quite fast and
is past recovery.
Mrs. L. G. Dickerman has gone to Bos-
ton to remain during the summer.
Rev. Walter Dole will preach at the
Universalist hall next Sunday, April 8, at
Up. m.
Rev. Mr.. Goddard has purchased bicy-
Gle to use in going to and from his parish
at the Center village.
The regular meeting of Camp No. "a.
sons of Veterans, will be held Saturday
eve, April Z. All members are requested to
be present
Mrs. Charles Black is somewhat better
and able to be about the house. Mrs. Al.
ice Bathriek and Mrs. John Mudgett are
also better, and Mrs.A. P.Skinner is gain
ing very slowly.
Rev. G. w. Morrow will deliver lee
ture at the Cong'l church Tuesday even
ing, April 10. Subject, Life Sketches
Mrs. Win Morrill,, daughter of Charles
Avery of STAFFORD who has been very sick
here at her aunt's, Mrs. Ruth Wills, for
the past three weeks, is somewhat better
She was taken i'll while here on visit
Her mother, Mrs. Avery has been with her
the past week.
There is considerable strife between the
managers at tie Sharon creamery and the
separator ct South Royalton, in securing
patrons living near the center of the two
places.
Fred Chadwick moves to the Gallup
house, and Henry Whitcomb moves back
to his old home in the village, this week.
Leon Skinner, Leo and Willie Clogston
return to the university at Northfield,
Thursday Roland Reynolds enters the
university at the same time.
Euclid Fish returned to Dartmouth
college this week Tuesday.
James Buck gave his animal sugar party
this week Wednesday evening. II has be-
come very pleasant occasion with the
people here, especially the young people.
Mr.. j. H. Kent's local ad in the HER
AID last week for a farm hand, secured to
him a man before the close of the week,
from South Randolph.
There was good attendance at the band
social and promenade last Saturday eve.
Chas Randall of Randolph has returned
and is at work for Walter Hubbard.
The executive committee of the Gentle
mems Driving Club association has decid-
ed TO hold three meetings at Riverside
Park, So. Royalton, this season, June q
and %; August 10 and 16, and September
/, ? and 3. The purse for the June races is
$780, guaranteed. and with one of the best
halfmile tracks in the State, will assure
some good trotting. The officers OF the
association are S. B. Buell., So. STAFFORD,
president; N. p. Wheeler, White River
Junction, and w. w. Swan, Tunbridge,
vice presidents; G. p. Abbott, So Royal
ton, treasurer; o. II. Burnham, Royalton,
F. NJ. Manley, Sharon, s. IL. Howard, Roy
alton, executive committee; o. ii. Burn
ham, uperintendent; M. j. Sargent, So.
Boyalton, secretary.
There will be a social dance at the Hotel
hall, So. Royalton, Saturday eve, April I.
Admission, 10 cents.
A. c. Waterman's partner, A. A. Hast
ings, has gone to New York and Will re-
turn about May 1st, with a full line of
millinery novelties.