Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-03
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.


dr. and Mrs. Cotton of Buffalo, n. Y,
are visiting their son, George Cotton.
Mr.. Choate and wife OF Boston are visit
ing at Lewis Talbert's.
Rev. f. IL. Roberts has been returned to
the Methodist parish here, by the confer
ence.
/, J. Fl. Kent returned home from New
York last Saturday.
The Norwich University Dramatic club
cave a pleasing entertainment last week
Thursday evening In Woodlands hail.
The spring season has been very favora-
ble for the farmers and is about ten days
earlier than usual.
niece of Mrs. Thomas Prindle from
Chelsea has been visiting her for the past
week.
WIN Belknap has bought fine two
seated surrey
Messrs. Whipple & Cloud have pur-
chased a new road machine of Henry Os-
good, to work their trotting course.
Charlie Hutchins is improving slowly,
but is not able to sit up yet. His little
boy,who has pneumonia,is somewhat bet
ter.
Miss Carrie Day, sister of Mrs. Charles
Hutchins, who has been i'll for the past
five months, returned to her home in Exc
ter n. H., last week
Miss Fannie Slack was at Charles Vests
over Sunday.
Chester Pierce is moving his goods to
Rochester, his former home.
Rev. John Markham and wife of Wis
Consin are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Lavinia Adams has improved dur
ing the past week.
JW. Waldo's little boy, Sammie, is re-
covering from an attack OF rheumatic
fever.
Perley Green youngest son of Ed Green,
broke his arm in the school yard last week.
]. NJ. Shepard has just received his new
transportation outfit, fine two horse,
three. seated top surrey carriage and a
light, covered express wagon.
Mrs. Walter Hubbard's sister from Cor
NTH, with her son, is to move here into
Thomas Davis tenement.
David Ramsdell of Washington, who
mas been the guest of DR.. Fish the past
winter, is sick and very low, and 1t is
thought that his recovery is doubtful.
The Ladies' Social Circle will give an
evenings entertainment in the Congl
vest-y Wednesday evening, May 8, to
which all are cordially invited.
Perley Belknap is soon to move into the
house recently purchased of Frank Ly-
man. II is being remodeled, both inside
and outside, making it very nice resi-
dence.
NJ J.. Sargent has a good selection OF
ladies' cotton underwear, shirt waists
and infants summer cloaks in new styles.
NJ. S. Adams has been in Massachusetts,
the past week, securing orders for lumber.
The Shepard Family starts on a summer
tour next Monday.
The Gentlemen's Driving club is put
ting up a secretary's Office and ticket Of |
fice on the Riverside Park.
George Shuttleworth who was reported |
as having had an attack of apoplexy last |
week, died at his home in Springfield, i
Mass, last Friday. His remains were |
brought to Sharon for burial. Mr.. Shut
tleworth was a resident of this village for |
several years, moving from here to SPRING
field, Mass, about fifteen years ago, where 4
he had since resided. He left wife, one /
son, a daughter, and a mother living in |
this town with brother, VIM. Benson.
Charlie Rogers of Tunbridge had his
horse escape from him near John Shir- /
locks in Royalton last week Thursday /
evening and it has not been seen since. II /
was last seen, so far as known, near Ora
mel Morse's in No. Royalton. II was bay /
horse hitched to a new top buggy, with
new harness. Mr.. Rogers was thrown /
down and considerably burt In attempt /
ing to stop the horse.