Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-19
South Royalton Notes.
Remember the H. S. Knight Auction
Sale on Saturday next, July 2i.
NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Remember the H. S. Knight Auction
Sale on Saturday next, July 21.
The unsettled weather for the past two
weeks has been poor for the farmers to Sc.
cure their hay crop in good condition.
Harry Whipple shipped thirteen car
loads of stock to market last week, and as
much the week before.
J. W. Waldo has recently sold build
ing lot, making the fifth, from his home
place to Mr.. Hood of Williamstown.
Miss Curtis of Brooklyn, n. Y, is Wis
iting her uncle here, o. S. Curtis.
Miss Minnie Metcalf returned last week
from weeks visit in Randolph.
o. H. Burnham and Harry Whipple and
wife attended the races at Barre last week
Mrs. Hattie Bean Smith and daughter
returned to her home in Franklin. n. II.
last week.
Tommy Bosworth is in town, visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. David Cowdery.
Rev. H. M. Goddard will preach at the
Broad Brook schoolhouse next Sunday,
July p, at p. m.
Frank Lyman and wife were in town
last Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Webster had friends from
Bethel visiting with her over Sunday.
Miss Emma Gordon returned to May.
marc, Mass, last week
Dr. Ellis and wife went to Plainfield last
week and intend to return here this week.
Mrs. Crandall and son of Boston are ex-
pected here this week, and are to board
at J. B. Durkee's.
Edward Foster and wife 90 to Exeter. n.
H., this week Thursday to visit their
daughters, Mrs. Shepard and Slack.
r. Chute and wife have gone to house
keeping in the Manchester tenement.
Ernest Hewitt has two school friends
visiting him this week.
Mrs. Elvira wilkins and daughter are to
spend the summer here and are boarding
nc Fred Chadwick's.
VIII Fay of Middleboro, Mass. was in
town last week TO arrange some business
matters.
The Sunday papers are taken to Chelsea,
sunday morning hy private conveyance,
upon the arrival of the train.
Second hand Champion moving ma
chine for sale cheap j. II. KENT,
So. Royalton.
and wife are camping at Camp Pressey in
Tunbridge.
Fred Prentice Of Chelsea, p. O., and Mr..
Utthall of Ottawa are at Edison Bixbys.
Mrs, Laura Rice, aged %, daughter of
Chas, Newell of Tunbridge, died at Albert
Taylor's the 7th Of heart disease, brought
on by rheumatic fever.
Several members of the Masonic frater-
nifty attended a regular meeting of Wash
ington lodge at Chelsea last Wednesday.
Chas. Cloud and son of Brooklyn, n. v,
are visiting at his fathers, Rufus Cloud.
l.. Buck and friend and Mr. and Mrs.
Hudson and children of Worcester, Mass,
are at their fathers, James Buck.
Everett Dodge of Boston and Mr.. and
Mrs. KibDee of Worcester Mass, are at
their fathers, Mr.. G. Dodge.
james Abbott, wife and children went
to Bethlehem, n. H., last week to seek re
lief from The asthma, from which he has
suffered very much while here and at Flor.
ida before coming here.
Rev. II. A. Spencer will speak in Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday
morning and evening.
If the weather is suitable there will be
an ont door meeting on the Park next
Sunday evening at $3.50. All are Invited.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society
of the NJ. f.. church OF this place VIII hold
q lawn party at Mrs R.W. Blake's on Fri-
day eve, July 20. The So. Royalton Cor
net band will give a concert during the
evening.
The ladies of the NJ. E.church will serve
ice cream ana cake Wednesday eve, July
25th, from to O'Clock.
Quite war is being waged by parties
carrying the Sunday papers to Chelsea, re-
sulting from breach OF the contract, as
claimed for carrying the Globe and Her
aid.
Capt. W. H. Edmunds of Bethel, presi-
dent of the Windsor County Veterans re-
union, was in town Monday, arranging
for the reunion which is to be held at
Bethel, Aug. 20.
Telephone communication with the Cen
trail office at So. Royalton is now estab-
lished at Royalton, East Bethel, Tun-
bridge, STAFFORD and SO. STAFFORD.
HIS. knight is to discontinue business
at blacksmithing here and goes 70 Mid
dleboro, Mass. He sells his stock ana
tools at auction this week Saturday, July
n.
Ben Waldo OF Concord N. lis visiting
at his fathers, J. w. Waldo, for two
weeks vacation.
The Gentlemen's Driving club OF South
Royalton has called its midsummer meet
10 be held at Riverside Park Aug ID and 10,
1894, and offers $500 in prizes to be divided
as follows: s175 for the 2:26 class trot;
S125. 2;37 class trot and pace; 200, free Tor
an trot and pace; 800, ESQ class trot and
mace. The entries will close Aug. 4. Ar
ranpements are being perfected to form /
circuit, Including Waterbury, Barre and |
So. Royalton parks, and the meetings TO
be held during the month OF August, VA
Randolph.