Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-28
South Royalton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Abbott and tw,
daughters of st. Augustine, Fla, are a
NJ. S. Adams this week.
Mrs. A. P. Skinner is improving. She i
able to be up much OF the time.
Mrs. Alice Bathrick is very low and can.
not long survive.
Mrs. VIM. Smith has been sick for tn,
past two weeks.
L. c. Dickerman and wife and Mrs. Rutl
Wills move to Boston this week, where
they will make their home for time.
VIII. Martin has sold his stock OF goods
and rented his store to 4. A. Mather OF
East waterbury. SEQ - *
The latest.news from Mrs. Clara Foster
Brown of Keene, n. II is that she is fail
ing and can live but.a short time.
The Ladies, Social circle will serve din
ner in the Congil vestry, July 4th; also ice
cream during the day and evening.
Division Commander WIN. Sargent and
wife are attending the annual encamp.
ment OF the Sons OF Veterans at Morris
vile this week
Mrs. k. ID. Grain and son return to
Winchendon Mass, this week. Her moth
er, Mrs. James Pike, accompanies her and
win remain until Sept. 1st
VIII Tracy, an employee at the Vendome
motel, Boston, was guest of Chas. Wood
ard last week.
Mr.. Howard Adams and wife of Buffalo.
n. Y, are visiting at Geo. Cotton's. They
are recently married and are on their we'd
ding tour.
Wynn Rogers, son OF Hiram Rogers, and
Miss Alice Foster, daughter OF Edward
Foster, were married at the home OF the
bride last week Thursday evening, by
Rev. Henry Nj. Goddard They took the
evening train for Exeter. NH. They will
visit other places and will return home the
last of this week.
Rev. w. X. Utchman OF New York will
preach in The Broad Brook schoolhouse
next Sunday, July LIST, at O'Clock p. m.
Rev. Mr.. Hazen of Rochester exchanged
with Rev. Mr.. Goddard of this place last
sunday.
The Graded school closed last Friday
and will commence again the LIST of Sep
TENDER. II is thought advisable to add
another department and to have taught
a higher grade OF study, preparatory for
college.
The balloon sent up from the Indian
medicine wagon Monday evening was a
success and could be seen for a long time
as It sailed northward.
There was an attendance Of 80 scholars
at the Graded school last term.
IIepdIHlioHb are Delug mace TO carry 4
out the program as advertised for the eel. I
ebration OF the 9TH, which will excel in
mum Der of kinds, different features and +
any ever given here. The
menagerie and circus will not be new
feature but will be on grander scale. The
forenoon will be devoted to the exhibi-
tiOn of the menagerie circus and sports,
and the afternoon to trotting and bicycle
races at Riverside Park.
The following named pupils in the pri-
mary department. have been present every
half day during the summer term and I'll e
first nine were not tardy; Ray Ainsworth,
Grace Balrows, Cora Cole Antonette De-
coste, Luna Dutton, Ralph Hutchins,
Archie skinner, Pearl Waldo, Ray Whit
comb, Ralph Abbott, Bessie Brooks, Abb
ma Decoste, Lena Lombard, Jennie LON.
bard, Bertha Reynolds, Goldie Reynolds
and Lester Seems. Flora Chadwick was
absent one half day, and Joseph Foster,
two half days. Whole number enrolled
was 81. ELLA c. LATHAM, Teacher.
WANTED.-An experienced table girl at
the South Royalton House.
T.. G. BROWN, Proprietor.