Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-16
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

:. NJ. Pike has added to his stock win.
dow glass and will do glazing.
Benz. Flint has his new house nearly
completed.
Mr.. and Mis-. George Mack and son M
Springfield visited at Thomas Wynn's last
week.
John Mudgett has commenced the erec.
tion OF a new house on his land adjoining
his residence.
The Oregon Medicine company broke
camp last Saturday night and went to
Woodstock. Their medicine can he oh
tanned ATM. j. Sargent's.
DR.. w. p. Houston and wife OF Berlin
are boarding at Orrin Burbank's.
o. H. Burnham's son Il Hartford, Conn.
is visiting him.
L. c. Dickerman has commenced to
build block on the site of the one burned
last fall, 60x40, with an annex 2Sx30.
Gov. Fuller has extended an invitation
TO all the veteran soldiers of the state TO
attend the dress parade of the National
Guard encampment at Brattleboro, Aug.
II, Governors Day.
Walter Durkee and wife OF Fort Ed
ward, n. Y, are visiting his brother, j. B.
Durkee.
Mrs. Mary Adams, widow of Fred
Adams, of Pembroke, n. H., was at M. S.
Adams over Sunday.
Alonzo Rogers is falling quite rapidly.
Russell Chute, foreman of the stitching
room OF the shoe factory, is very sick with
fever.
Rev. Chas. Dutton, wife and two chill
dren are at Clement Drew's.
Warren Tenney had his finger crushed
in a machine at the shoe factory last Mon
day.
George Cotton and wife left here Tues
day for three weeks vacation trip to
Buffalo, N. Y, and other places.
Miss Hemenway of Connecticut is
boarding at DR.. E. j. Fish's for awhile.
E. VanOrman has opened boot and
shoe repair shop in the basement of the
Tarbell blocks
The regular Camp No. "a, Sons Of Veter-
ans, will be held saturday evening, Aug.
IS. All members are requested to be pres
ent.
The Republican caucus to nominate a
candidate for town representative will be
held at the townhouse next Saturday at 4
o'clock
Edwin Crandall, former resident OF
Royalton, died al his home in Cambridge,
Mass, last Wednesday, of Inflammation of
the bowels at the age of 80 years. His re-
mains were brought here for burial. He
was the son of Tracy Crandall, respected
and well-to-do farmer of this town for
many years. Mr.. Crandall left wife and
an adopted son.
Mrs. Lucy Shepard Fowler and Mrs.
Geo. Shepard and child are at j. F. Shep-
ards for stay OF several weeks.
The Shepard Family arrived last Sunday
to remain till next week, when they start
on their trip to Northern New York.
James Cloud has several relatives from
Boston visiting him.
Mrs. Emily Morse is no better and her
friends are becoming alarmed about her.
She is very much Frustrated and can help
herself but little. Her sister, Mrs. Jones,
is also very feeble.
The Factory Boy, with tiottIng record
OF 2:20 / with his veteran driver, Charlie
Taylor, will trot at the races here this
week Thursday to lower the state half
mile track record. The entries to the
class to be trotted both Wednesday and
Thursday assure some interesting races.
The South Royalton Graded school COM
mences Sept. Sd, with four departments
and f. S. Miller as principal, Miss Lizzie
Pratt of Pomfret in the grammar depart
ment, Miss Annie Foss of Hanoter, n. H.,
in the intermediate department, and Miss
Ella Latham in the primary. A course OF
studies for each department has been cat
alogued in pamphlet form, arranged by
the principal and cap be obtained by ad-
dressing the clerk ! NJ j. Sargent.