Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-05
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Mrs. Alice Bathrick Is very low and car
live but few days.
Miss Mary Hall of East Corinth is visit.
ing at Edgar Reynolds.
Elmer Bean Of Franklin, n. H., visited
his mother the first of the week.
Mrs. Hannah Wallace returned home
Friday from Maynard, Mass, where she
spent the winter, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Emma Gordon.
Mrs. Henry Goodwin of Boston has been
visiting her niece. Mrs. j. w. Woodland, a
few days.
Henry Osgood returned home last Sat-
urday night from a two weeks trip in
New Hampshire, Maine and Canada, tray-
cling for the bearing Manufacturing Co.
OF Chicago.
Roland Reynolds, Mrs. Clogston, Eva
and Annie Abbott, Edie Skinner and Geo
Foster and his mother attended com
mencement exercises at Montpelier last
week.
Wynn Rogers and wife returned home
from their wedding trip last Thursday ,af.
ter attending the Sons of Veterans en-
campment at Morrisville.
A sum of money was found by J.H.H ew-
lit recently, The loser can have it by
calling at his store and proving claim to
the same.
Mr.. Terry, the jeweler, has moved his
goods to the Bixby block, with S. M.Pike |
The names of Winnie Hewitt and Willie |
Farnham were omitted in the report OF |
those who attended school every half day
during the last term Of school.
j. d. Kent has friends here from New
York, visiting him.
Quick meal gasoline stoves are the best.
Take one on trial of Rogers & Son and be
convinced.
Miss Blanche Sewall has returned from
her four weeks'visit in Massachusetts and
reports very fine time. Stopping few
days on her way home at Windsor she at
tended the commencement exercises of the
Windsor High school. She was guest of
Misses Matte and Susie Driver, who were
graduates from the class OF '94.
School meeting of the So. Royalton Grad
ed school district was held last week Tues ,
day evening. G. p. Tarbell was elected
moderator; NJ. j. Sargent, clerk; DIR. D.L.
Burnett was chosen committee, to serve
three years. Edward Foster, treasurer and I
John Mudgett, collectors VIM. martin,
W. V. Soper and j. o. Belknap, auditors. !
Voted tax OF zoe. on dollar. The build
ing committee report the cost of the new a
school building as S5,53S.39. Indebtedness
of the district June 20 was s4,739.45 b
The many friends of Mrs. n. NJ. Sewall
will be pleased to learn that she has so far G
from her long illness of nervous u
prostration, as to be able to ride out and
to do much light work. Many hanks are L
due to her faithful physician, Dr. L. NJ.
Greene. Is
Your choice OF thoroughbred Barred h
Plymouth Rock and Silver Wyandotte v,
hens and cockerels at 70 cents each
CHAs. p. TARBELL,
Kent Ledge Farm, So. Royalton,V VT. Nv "
The following are the names OF the pu- ca
pills of the intermediate department who ia
we're not absent or tardy during the sum- al
ner term: Lester Ashley, George Aims te
worth, Albert Ainsworth b, Albert Benedict, ia
stella Dutton, Gerald Faneuf, Mabel bl
'outhworth, John Swanson, Lee Smonds. q
The following were not absent but had pi
ardy marks. Mary Phelps, John Phelps, th
3ernice Reynolds, Forrest Southworth pr
Maud Abbott, Ernest Metealf and Ray TO
adams were each absent but one half day, bl
nd Isabelle Martin, Josie Bright and co
Bertha Soper, but one day each. Whole of
lumber Of pupils, thlrty-two. su
LULA ALLEN Teacher. Sc