Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-13
South RoyaIton Notes
NJ. ]. sAReENr. Locai Edito-


Russell Chute is slowly recoyeci,r e..
typhoid fever. IRON
Mrs. win Farnham is somewhat -.
and will recover il new corplicafiope '. Sl
not develop. DC
Mrs. Poole is quite i'll and il Is tho,,.
by her friends that her recovery is donbt
f1l.
Rev. Mr.. Krikorian. missioner,
teacher from Turkey, preached az ~
C0ngl church last Sunday. giving "A aug
seription of his country, peonle ana NC
sketch of his life as a missionary and edr d
Gator.
The regular meeting of the Sons of Va,
Grams will be held Saturday evening
Come and see Kendall, Robert H Inn
Dan, G.. H. K, Deux, Dandy Boy, Tamers
lane ana % 1tl lt race Tor nrst money in the
D. n. Flanders has sold his place to M
NYe of Royalton. -ii
Chas. Woodland took possession ~ tho
so.hoyalIISoni = Rouse last Saturday. He has
Charles Daggett has gone to Chelsea to
work in the shoe factory. "
Mr.. Hemenway of New Haven, Conn.
was in town the past week and attended
the State fair. His daughter has heen
boarding at DR.. Fish's for the past three
weeks.
Mrs Elvila Soper of Mortified is visit
ing her son, w. N.Soper, here. Mrs. Soper
is in her eighty ninth year and Is onite
strong mentally and physically.
Geo.Cotton and wife returned this week
from visit of several weeks at RuffaIo
NY.
Mrs.Rundlett Of Barton, a sister 81 Mrs
K. W. Blake, has been making her visit
returning home last Saturday.
Mrs. Layinia Adams and Miss Lulu re-.
turned from Brooktield last week, where
they have been staying for a few weeks.
The races at Riverside Park Thursday
and Friday will be well worth attendinS
to those who desire to see good, honest
races and fast time, as there are four
horses entered in one class with record
below 2:2O, Kendall, Robert H., Little
Dan and q. II. X. All classes advertised
ten Of them will be trotted, except the
2:3O class, which at this time of writing is
not filed.
J. A. Schontag and wife have daugh-
ter, born Sept. 2.
Miss Mabel Blake Of Greenfield. Mass
is at her grandmother's, Mr.. II. W. Blake
Mrs. Palmer and granddaughter. Miss
Briggs. OF Somerville, Mass, are at j. b.
Durk 5.
MISS flofa heDaru is the guest of Miss |
Lulu Adams.
M.Sargent returned from Camp Mar |
tin last Friday. Mr.Tarbell returned Mon. !
day.
Sheriff ID. c. Jones and John Woodward
OF this place assisted the marshal at the |
State fair last week.
Miss Jennie A. Schontag OF New York |
will give a recital for the benefit OF the |
Uniyersalist society, at Slack's hall, Thurs |
day evening, Sept. 49,
Misses Belle and Susie Thompson re-
turned to their home in Hartford, Conn,
the first of this week
Mr.. Decoste has opened a paint shop in
the storehouse building near the hotel
Harrison Dewey received news last Sat
urday that his brother, Calvin Dewey, OF
Mclndoe's Falls, was dead. He was the
youngest of eleven children and was 81
years Of age. Harrison is the only one
now living.
Mrs. George w. Leonard will spend a
few weeks at home.
Miss Belle Thompson of Hartford, Conn,
gave a recital at the Cong'l church last
saturday evening to a fair audience.
Miss Thompson is an elocutionist of rare
merit. Her selections were fresh and ex-
celently rendered. She was assisted by
NJ. Sargent, Mrs. ID Il. Burnett, Miss Emf.
~ Foster and Ernest Hewitt, who rem
dered vocal selections in pleasing man
ner.
Fall opening this week. Jackets. fur
Capes and suits. Z. A. THOMAS.
Edward Mattau of Brockton, Mass, and
Vim. Greene of Nashua n. H., visited the
comrades of Bixby post at their meeting
last Saturday evening. Mr.. Mattau was
one OF the crew of the Kearsarge in the en-
gagement with the Alabama, and of the
Wauchusett when she sank the Florida.
He gave a graphic account in detail of the
Of both of these noted battles,
the one with the Florida being hand to-
hand conflict on board the Florida, which
was very thrilling. Mr.. Mattau served in
The navy for ten years, enlisting in Bos-
on in 1857. There are nine survivors OF ,
The crew OF the Kearsarge and they hold
reunion in Boston every year.