Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

NJ. S. Adams is in Massachusetts, thi
week on business with lumber dealers.
Mrs. Frank Garrett, son and daughte,
of Bridgeport, Conn.,, are visiting at III
Martins this week.
Before going ON the excursion, purchase
perfect lunch basket OF H. A. Rogers &
Son.
Miss Ida Stafford Clarke of Boston is
visiting friends in town.
The Windsor County reunion will be
held at Bethel, Aug. %, the time having
been changed.
New YORK are guests at J. B. Durkee's for
two weeks.
A. H. Lamb moves into his new bouse
this week ,altho' it is not quite completed.
1t is very pretty place, built on an en-
ence'oveptooking the village, just out.
side the limits.
The latest news from Mrs Clara Foster
Brown is that she is no better. She has re-
manned about the came for two weeks.
A considerable quantity of granite from
the Tunbridge quarries is being shipped
from this station. 1t is brought here by
four horse teams every day.
Horace Woodland and wife returned to
Campello, Mass, last week Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Hartwell Miller of Hartford
Conn, returned from Tunbridge last Sat
arday ana is now visiting her brother,
VIM. HartWell, at Bethel.
Rev. H. M. Goddard viii be absent from
his parish for two weeks vacation, Rev.
NJ. Utchman of New York will supply
next Sunday.
Euclid Fish returned to his studies at
Dartmouth college last week Wednesday,
Rev. Mr.. Roberts held an open-air meet.
ing on the Park last Sunday evening.
You can get Colum bia, Templar. White
Wing OF Crawford bicycle as cheap of w,
NJ. Sargent, So. Royalton as you can buy
elsewhere. Ii you want one call for prices
The Vermont circuit Of races, which
have been arranged for August, are at
Morrisville, July 81 and 2s; Barre, Aug. 1, |
and 81 Burlington, Aug. Z, s and 9; So
Royalton and Hydeville, Aug. Is and 49,
j. II. Waldo has his new houses well |
along towards completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Jones extend their
heartfelt thanks to the neighbors and /
friends for the kindly assistance rendered |
during the sickness and death of their |
little son Archie.
Mrs. Emily Morse is somewhat better
and will be about again soon If no new
trouble develops.
Yankee" Jones and wife of West Ran
dolph was at Ed Green's over Sunday.
Harry Sargent, eldest son OF Henry Sar.
gent of this village, and Miss Lillian Gill
more OF Maine were married at the resi-.
dence Of the groom's father last week
Wednesday evening, by Rev. Henry M.
Goddard.
Bicycle sundries, complete line kept at
NJ j. Sargent 4 Sons.
The Ladies' Social circle will hold an ice
cream social in the Cong'I vestry Wednes-
day, August 1, from 4 to 8 p. M.
Mrs. f. M.Lovejoy, former resident of
this village, has resigned her position as
superintendent of schools at Aberdeen So
Dakota, to take q vacation and then a
course of study at the Chicago University.
After the death OF her husband, DIR Loveioy
fifteen years ago, Mrs. Lovejoy took the
school here for two years, after which time
she entered Wellesley college. After leav.
ing college, she went to Dakota to estab-
fish a land claim, ana at the same time she
was engaged as teacher in the Graded
school at Aberdeen. Some four years ago
she took charge of the schools in Aber-
deem as superintendent, in which capacity
she has remained until now. She has
made great success as teacher, and
when here she was considered one of the
best teachers in the State. II is not known
what she intends to do after she is gradu.
ated from the university but certainly she
will make use OF her capabilities.