Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-27
South RoyaIton Notes.


F. b. Thomas OF West Randolnh win ho
at tne south hoyalton House, FRIDAY ana
saturday, showing cloaks and fur GOODS
An excellent opportunity for anyone Ia
purchase the latest Newport styles at
Ed Foster is in Exeter, NH, visiting
John Shepard OF Exeter, N. H.. who has
been visiting here, returned home Lost
Saturday. i"S'
W. T. Noyes of Haverhill is to have
charge OF the manufacture of shoes for the
White River Shoe company.
Il Russell Chute is gaining quite rapidlv
Don Cowdery OF Saratoga, n. Y. is Wis
iting his mother here.
Capt. j. n. Culver, one OF the revenue
officers stationed at Richford, visited his
mother here over Sunday.
E. 7. Monahan OF the UnderhilI post
division inspector, Sons Of Veterans. Wis,
tied w. M. Sargent last week.
Euclid Fish was home from college the
first OF the week.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers, widow of the late
Alonzo Rogers, has returned to Albert
Sargents, and is to make her future home
with them.
Arthur Whitman has been quite i'll the
Henry Osgood has the frame OF his new
house up and it is to be finished as soon
as practical.
The sales of Katonka since its intro
duction here month ago have far ex.
ceeded any other Proprietary medicine
ever put on sale here.
Arthur Whitman has purchased build-
ing lot of G. P.Tarbell, near his residence.
and is soon to build dwelling house.
Mrs. Dean Holt OF Brooklyn, N. ", Wis
tied Mrs. Abbie Foster last Thursday.
Mrs. Clifford has returned from her trip
to Lowell, Mass, where she went to visit
her two nephews.
w. II. Martin and wife returned from
Waterbury last Saturday. They drove to
the top of Mt Mansfield, where they
stopped over one day and night. Mrs j.
III. Perry of Barre accompanied them.
Silas Doubleday and wife returned home
from Boston the first of the week, where
they nave been for visit to his sister.
White Pine Tar Compound is proving
to be most valuable remedy for throat
and bronchial affections and is having a
great demand.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Universalist So
ciety will meet at SlackAs hall Friday af-
ternoon to sew, and will give black tea
party from to o'clock.
ia. Schontag has put in the largest and
most complete line of stoves, ranges and
heaters ever shown in town. Come in and
look at them. All prices and sizes. Also
full line of stove repairs. Wv
new lot OF nickel tea and coffee pots
and tea kettles at j. A. Schontag's. Wv
Everything in tinware at Schontag's.
Mrs. Clara Foster Brown, wife OF Daniel
Brown, a prominent business man of
Keene, n. H., died at her home last Fri
day, after an illness of several months
with a fibroid tumor, which caused her in
tense suffering throughout her sickness. |
Mrs. Brown was daughter of Orison |
and Tryphena Foster, former residents OF |
Tunbridge, where she was born, Jan. TO- |
1851. She resided in that town until the |
death of her father, having in the mean
time been away to school. Later her |
mother moved to So. Royalton, where she |
accompanied her. They moved to Keene
n. H.. in 1884, and in October, 1886, she |
married Mr.. Brown. She was taken sick |
in May last and has since failed rapidly. |
Her mother is the only survi wing member |
of her family OF seven.
| take pleasure in announcing to the |
public that / have opened a paint and car
rage repairing shop in the long building |
in So. Royalton and would like your pat
ronage and will give you as good salts
faction as in the past. FELIX DEcosrA.
South Royalton.
WANTED.-To rent or buy,a secondhand |
organ or piano at low price. Address,
Lock Box SO, So. Royalton.