Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-22
South RoyaIton Notes.

Items for the WHITE RIVER HERA In
must be handed in not later than Tuesday
noon of the week they are to be published.
School at Broad Brook closes next Fri
day
Town meeting Tuesday, March 6.
Leon Skinner was at home from his
school at Mortified last week.
Chas. Whitney's youngest son is at
home from burlington, sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. A. P. Skinner has not improved
much the past week.
Mr.. DeCosta is to close his engagement
with Mr.. Knight, who is to close the
paint shop for the present.
Miss Addie Bean went to Norwich last
Saturday to be absent for a few weeks.
J.H.Kent's little daughter is quite sick.
Mrs. John Mudgett is also under the ply
sician's care.
A. W. Maeomber of Boston, agent for
the Thomas Manufacturing company,
manufacturers of far ming implements, of
Springfield, o., is in town this week.
Miss Ada Burroughs OF West Randolph
was a guest of John Mudgett this week.
Mr. Schontag has been refitting and
painting the inside of his store the past
week, making it much more convenient
and attractive.
Chas. Southworth moved onto the John
Slack farm last week, and Samuel Slack
moved into his house in the village, re-
Gently purchased OF Mr.. Southworth
The band concert is announced to take
place Tuesday eve, the 9th. This concert
has been in preparation for several weeks
and at considerable expense, and will be
the best ever given by the band.
The storm and baby blizzard Of last
rnaccad OH without douaua The
roads on the hills had to be broken out for
the hIst time this season.
Hannah Fee has purchased the Wood
ard place in Happy Hollow. 1t is to be the
home of her father and mother.
The festival held by the UniVersalists
last week was a financial success. The |
supper, under the efficient management of
Mrs. H. NJ. Doubleday, was faultless in
every respect.
Ye Deestrick Skule win open in We
towne of Easte Bethele in Marche Ye
committee man will give due notice OF We
daye.
Harvey Reynolds died at his home in |
this village last Friday of pneumonia, hav- |
ing been sick less than two weeks. He |
had lived on farm near the village until |
a few years ago, when he moved to the vii |
lage. He was man much respected by |
his townsmen and acquaintances, a prom
lneQL member OF the M. Il. cnurcn. lie |
was n years OF age and left wife, and one |
son of Mechanicsville, N. Y. His funeral
was attended last Sunday, Rev. MIR. Rob-
erts OF the M. E. church officiating.
The total amount OF milk received at the
cream separator here during the month of
January was 1870 pounds. OF this
amount, Fred Freeman furnished the larg.
est amount, 1894; Mrs. II. E. Howard be-
ing the next largest patron, furnished u
521 pounds. Mr.. Chas. West was the next
largest patron, furnishing 6,693 pounds.
This is a very good showing for the first
month, and for a winter month. The pat
rons seem well satisfied so far as we learn,
With the process and the cream produced.
WANTED.-A good man for farm work,
for eight months or year. Apply to PIG.
Sewell, North Royalton.
For SALE.-A good farm of eighty-four
acres. P. G. SEwELL No. Royalton.
Geo. Cotton and wife arrived here last
Saturday from Buffalo, N. Y. We clip
from Buffalo paper a notice of their wed
ding, which will be OF interest to the
many friends of MIR. Cotton and wife.
1.-THE many Lancaster as well as Buffalo
friends will be interested in the quiet but
pretty home wedding which occurred at I
3l4 North Division street, Buffalo, N. y,
Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th, when MIR.
George A. Cotton, formerly of Lancaster,
now of South Royalton, VT, and Miss
Molie B. Whitwell of Buffalo, were united
in marriage by the Rev. Albert w. Allen,
pastor of the Church of the Covenant, {
Buffalo, n. Y. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of large company
of relatives and friends. The bride was
simply and tastefully attired in a white
lansdowne dress trimmed with white sat
in and Duchess lace without veil), and
she carried brides roses and maidenhair
fern. Her sister, Miss Kit A. Whitwell, I
was maid of honor and was attired IN
white null and carried pink carnations. |
The groom was attended by Mr.. Egbert e.
Goring. The gift to the maid was an am
Der hair hook mounted with silver, aud to !
the best man, a silver key ring. After the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton received
congratulations and then all repaired to
the dining room where the wedding sup
per was spread. The wedding pres
ents were numerous and useful. Fri
day, at p. m, they started for their home
in South Roy alton, VT, where they will
be at home to their friends after March d
LIST. Many .sGod speed" and "Happl- {
ness, long life and success attend you"
will 90 out from Buffalo and Lancaster to G
both bride and groom. Among the guests /
from out of town were Miss Cotton and
Miss Laura Cotton of South Royalton, VT,
Mrs. r.. E. Whitwell of Chicago and Chas
Bulls of Lancaster. The bridal party ,
were entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. ,
Elizabeth Rees and Adolph Rebadon, at
their home at sos Prospect avenue. Mrs.
Cotton is one of the most competent and
expert stenographers and operators, ana 8
her many friends and associates will miss
her very much" {