Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-06
South Royalton Notes.


John Slack is i'll and under the care o,
The doctor.
Mrs. Hattie Slack Smith of Laconia, N
u. is at her fathers, John Slack.
Alba Brownell returned to Worcester
Mass, Monday after two weeks visit to
bis parents.
Mrs. J. Haynes and daughter Rosa of
New Jersey made short visit in town
last week.
Miss Belle Thompson of Hartford, Conn.
il TO give recital, interspersed with mu-
IL. al the Congl church Saturday even
ing, Sept. 8.
Mr.. Vose and wife of Pittsfield are at
work at A. p. SINNERS.
REM. Flint received news last Sunday
tnat his brother, Charles Flint, was fatal
IL iniured last Saturday by icing run over
Nv tWo-horse team.
Mrs. VIM. Farnbam, who has been i'll
Tor the past three weeks, is no better. Her
mother, Mrs. Russ, is very feeble.
Have YOU seen the fur capes shown at
Brooks & Washburn's at Bethel They
are fine styles and cheap.
Arthur Whitman and Will Sargent
vent TO Camp Martin at Milton, Friday.
for few days.
Va
this village last Thursday OF Bright's dis
ease. at the age OF II years. She has been
feeble for several years. Her funeral was
attended by Rev. H. M. Goddard last Sat-
urday at her late home.
Dan G. Stoughton was at home last Sat-
urday from Springfield where he has
charge of the building of a large brick
school building, 100x70 feet, three stories
high. it will be one OF the largest in the
state. He has p men at work at the pres
ent time.
Wallie Slack is at home from Pittsfeld,
Mass, and Dan Clark from Exeter, n. H.,
for a few days.
Miss Emily Foster and Mrs. Mary Hap
good 90 to Exeter, n. H., next week to re-
main through the fall.
Stephen Miller OF Ogdensburg, NY. and
Mrs l.. NJ. Drake of Alstead, n. H., are
visiting at their brothers, James Miller.
They intend visiting in Randolph Brook
field, Chelsea and Williamstown before
their return.
5, e. Drew and wife had very pleasant
surprise party last thursday evening, Civ
en- by their daughters to celebrate the Goth
birthday of Mr.. Drew. Refreshments were
served Mr.. Drew was presented with an
easy.chair and other valuable presents.
The September meeting OF the Gents
Driving club next week promises to be the
best Of the season. Several OF the fast
horses which trotted at the State fair will
trot at this meeting.
Clinton Hewitt and wife moved to SOM
erville, Mass, Tuesday. Mr.. Hewitt has
secured work in Boston.
Hiram Latham of California visited his
brothers, DIR. A. g. and Benz. c. Latham,
last week, after an absence OF several
years. Mr.. Latham is one OF the promi-
nent business men in the state, owning
large stock farm and some notable horses.
He is the Joint owner OF the noted mare,
Alex, which recently lowered Nancy
Hanks track record at Washington Park,
Chicago.
The Republican vote for governor was
161; the Democratic, 33; Prohibition, 81
Grout, 157; Fletcher, 81. A. p. Skinner
was elected by the Republicans as town
representative.
A CARD.-My most heartfelt thanks are
by expressed to those neighbors and
friends who so kindly gave helping hand
and warm sympathy in my great afiilc-
ton that came to me in the loss OF my
companion. Also to those contributing
flowers. ID. n. FLINDERS