Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-24
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Mrs Sslome Bryant of New York City
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Lavinia Adams
The regular meeting of the Sons of Vet
Grams will be held next Saturday eve.
Mrs. Harriet Hutchinson of Norwich is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bean.
Mrs. w. II. Marin is quite i'll this week
from a severe cold.
Arthur Pierce is at Union Village at
work for few weeks.
Farmers are well advanced with their
springs work and the prospect is fair for
good crops.
H. Burnham moved to this village
this week.
Fred Graves has three horses in training
upon the Riverside track and is to have
more soon.
Mrs. Alice BathIick remains about the
same.
Mrs. A. P. Skinner is not so well this
week, not being able to sit up.
DR.. Chase and wife of Bethel were the
guests of Landlord Brown and wife last
sunday.
Mrs. Martha Culver has returned home
from Mechanicsville, n. Y, where she has
been with her son, Chas Culver, for the
past six months.
Miss Ella Latham has recovered from
her department. in the Graded school,
Miss Lulu Adams was in Lowell last
week for few days on business.
Joseph B. stoughton Of Plymouth, NH,
was in town last Saturday.
Charles Black is opening up his new
stock OF dry goods this week.
Sammie Waldo is recovering from re-
cent illness of rheumatic fever.
Rev. W. R. Utchman and wife Of New
York are to spend the summer here with
Mr. Shontag's and Mr.. Kent's people.
Examine the bicycles, and prices, kept
by NJ. j. Sargent before purchasing 1T
may save you few dollars.
The services on Memorial Day, as ar
ranged will be the decorating of the graves
of the soldiers at the several cemeteries in
the forenoon, commencing at 10 o'clock,
and the Memorial service at So. Royalton,
at / O'Clock p. m. Rev. A. fl. Webb will
deliver the address. The So. Royalton
Cornet band viii furnish music.
NJ. j. Sargent q Son will have the Bos-
ton Sunday Journal for sale after June LIST.
The proprietors OF the creamery have de-
Cided to close the business here and are
moving their separators to Middlesex.
The Ladies' Social circle will meet in the /
Cong'l vestry Friday afternoon and even !
ing.
Mrs. NJ. j. Sargent has been appointed /
agent for the book, samantha at the I
Worlds Fair" for the town of Royalton. 1
The Memorial service next Sunday will 1
be a union service of the several churches +
in town and will be held at the Center vil- I
lage, in the Cong'l church, at / O'Clock.
A large lot of cedar shingles for sale by /
G. B. Wall or Ed. Foster.
There will be an ice cream social at the +
Iniversalist hall this Thursday evening" I
90 which all are cordially invited.
There will be no service at the Universal
list hall next Sunday on account of the
Memorial services at Royalton at o'clock.
John Mudgett commenced this week TO |
build house adjoining his residence.
There are five others to be built in the VIII T
lage this season: W. Ii. Martin is to CON-
mgnce a fine residence for himself imme-
diately; BENZ. Flint has commenced to I
build one for himself and j w. Waldo is I
TO build two and Walter Hubbard, one; /
the grand stand on the Riverside Park is .
well under way and the Driving club is 4
building a secretarys office on the Driv
ing park.
II YOU want the best looking, the best.
working, cooking and baking the strong
est safest and quickest and most improved 4
among all the gasoline stoves, remember
he Quick Meal is the best. We also handle +
the Andes Range, S25 and upwards. A full .
and complete line OF kitchen furnishings .
always on hand. II. A. ROGERS & Son,
50. Royalton.
WANTED. Kitchen girl; steady en-
pioyment. so. RoYALroN House,
SO. Royalton.