Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-29
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. sARaENr. Local Editor.


Mrs. John Mudgett is improving and il
able to be about the house.
A good man for farm work wanted b,
J. F. Kent, So. Royalton.
The Graded school will commence Mon
day, April 9Th.
Miss Esther Badger of Lowell is a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mudgett.
win karnham has rented his farm to
Herbert Williams.
There will be a band sociable and prome-
made at Hotel hall, So. Royalton, Satur-
day evening, March 81, at o'clock. The
promenade will be led by j. A. Schontag
and w. o. Beiknap.
w. II. Martin has been appointed sugar
weigher for Royalton and Tunbridge.
D. c. Remington OF Harrisville, r.. l., is
in town for few days, purchasing horses
and other stock.
Erastus Geer of Troy, n. Y, one of the
Oldest statesmen on the road, was in town
last week. He seems as soeiable and wit
~ as ever, and decidedly more emphatic
in his denunciation of the Democratic
party.
Whipple and Cloud are preparing to
build a large grand stand on the River
side Park and will commence to put the
track in shape as soon as practicable.
Rev A. II. Webb OF Montpelier has ac-
Cepted an invitation to deliver the Me-
mortal Day address here.
Misses Emily Foster and Stella Slack re-
turned home from Exeter, n. H, last week.
Miss Foster is an attendant of Exeter
academy and Miss Slack is perfecting her
self in kindergarten work as a teacher.
Mrs. Henry Doubleday is reported to be
somewhat better and the prospect is good
for her recovery.
T-N IN. M
their entertainments here last Monday
evening.
Leon Skinner, Leo and Willie Clogston
are at home from Norwich University for
a short vacation.
Mrs. Alice Bathrick is somewh hat better
than last week, but is quite feeble.
Mrs. A. p. Skinner has gained but little
in the past week.
The sugar makers think they will have
a fair season for making maple sugar, al
tho it has not been very favorable as yet.
W. II. Martin and Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent
returned home from Bridgeport, Conn,
last Thursday. They visited New York
City while away.
Rev Walter Dole closed his pastoral
services with the Universalist society last
Sunday and Will return TO his home in
Enfield, n. II. Mr.Dole was well liked by
ms parlsulOnerb ana Obner OF MS acqudint- [
ances here, and they regret very much to |
have him leave. The society was organ
lied about year ago and it is in a pros
porous condition.
The meeting of the W. r. CIVIL be held |
in the Corps hail under Martins block |
this week Saturday evening. All are re-
quested to be present.
The directors of the agricultural society
have decided not to hold a fair this fall. |
A grand stand and floral hall are to be I
built this season and arrangements com
pleted for fair next year.
Easter services drew larger attendance /
than usual at the churches last Sunday. /
Special Easter services were held at the NJ.
e. church in the morning and a concert |
at the Cong'l church IN the evening. The
selections were well rendered and the rec
itauons and music were good. Especially /
SO were the selection Calvary" a solo by
Miss Belle Shepard.a quartet, "The Easter
Lilyh by Misses Belle, LESSEE and Georgia
Shepard and Miss Nellie Adams, and the
recitation, "There Is no Death" by Miss
Ala Day; also those by Miss Minnie Met
calf, Miss Lulu Adams and reading by
George Foster.
NJ, J. Sargnet. & Son have a new supply
of Sheep Dip, sure and safe destroyer of
sheep ticks, scab and other sheep diseases.
Bicycles Write All. Morey, Chelsea, Vt.