Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-24
South Royalton Notes
M. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

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Mrs Mary A. Livermore will lecture On
4sThe Bow OF Today at the Bethel town
hall Wednesday evening, Oct. 3Oth, at 8
n;clock Reserved seats only rs cents at
Willer's drug store. This will probably be
Arc last appearance In Vermont Of the
worlds greatest female lecturer.
Mrs. DR.. Fish is visiting in Washington
this week.
NH. Hazen has extended his telephone
line to Bethel.
M. 8. Adams is in Massachusetts, secure
ing orders for lumber.
Mr.. Chas. Cloud and wife OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, are visiting his parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Woodland visited
Mrs. Harvey Woodland last Monday.
Bristol's educated horse entertainment
is advertised here for Wednesday and
Thursday evenings
John Mudgett was in Putney last week,
Giving attention to business as admins
traitor OF an estate there.
A large number from here will avail
themselves OF the opportunity offered by
the low rates to Boston this week.
VIM. Benson, who has been i'll the past
few weeks. ia not SO well and has been UNI
der the physician's care the past week.
Chandler and Horace Woodland visited
friends here last Monday. The former re-
turned to his home in Iowa Monday night.
Rev. Henry Goddard viii resume his
pastoral duties here next Sunday. DE re-
turned from his wedding tour last Tues
day.
Mr.C.P. Hubbard exhibited beet here
last week, grown in his garden this year,
measuring two feet and six inches In
length.
Rev. d. D.sAtwood, D. D., OF Canton, N.
", theological college, is to preach at the
Universalist hall next Sunday, the 9th, at
2:30 p. m.
Clark Turner has his new steam ironing
machine in operation in his laundry. IL
gives good satisfaction and Is large saw
ing OF labor.
Albert, Henry and NJ. J Sargent were
called to Sharon last Tuesday to attend
the funeral ola niece, daughter OF Mar
cellus Robinson.
Freeman assistant head clerk in the
postoffice in New York city, and Robert
Conner OF New York are guests OF J. A.
Schontag this week.
Mr.. VIII. Martin and family have taken
rooms and board with their daug hter, MRS.
w. NJ, Sargent, having had to vacate their
house which he sold to Mr.. John Max
ham.
Mr.. Herbert Bennett came near receiv-
ing fatal injury last Wednesday BY. the
unintentional discharging Of gun by 9
party hunting vita him. Two shots pene-
trated bis leg.
The Epworth League will hold Milk
Maid party at Samuel Richards at Roy
alton Wednesday evening, Oct. 30. Teams
start from the block at z O'Clock. All are
cordially invited.
W. B. Thurber Of Burlington, superin
tendent OF the Vermont division OF tht
New England Telephone company, wa!
here last Tuesday inspecting its lines and
instruments in this vicinity.
Christopher Hood who is making prepa
rations to build house on the Brooklyn
side, has purchased part OF the old Ions
building south Of the hotel, which Will D'
moved and used in the outbuild1ngs
his new house.
The Christian Endeavor society OF tn
Conp'l church extend cordial INVITATION
to attend a reception to be given in homo
of Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Goddard thi
evening, the oath, at the Congi vestr.
from 1880 to 10 o'clock.
The party who purchased wood lnt o.
the Bradstreet farm last spring, IS puttinl
up steam sawmill near It to saw IN
lumber ON the ground. This VIII orlnl
the lumber ready for Market Wltnin On
mile OF Royalton depot.
Sumner Chilson has improved durinl
the past week returning consciousness q
strength quite rapidly but shows no I'M
provement in recovering speech and can
not move his right arm and leg.
Mrs lanes pike received quite sever'
injury on her head by striking It agains
the doorway in falling last Weonesoa,
Her face was badly bruised and disco!ore
and deep cash was cut on top OF ne
head. No permanent injury will result.
Chas. D. Lovejoy and wife have bee
in Vineland, N. j., visiting their o.
neiphbors and friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Jon
s. Shepard former residents OF this towi
There are 4 large number Of old acquain!
ances Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard, who vi
be pleased to learn that they are reporte
well and prospecting.
Mrs, A. G. Inman, who resides with az
niece, Mrs. George Nye, received news la
Sunday that the body Of her husband WE
mysteriously disappeared from ms non
July 26th, had been found IN the Woos
about one mile from his home at wnl
River Junction. The remains were uroI "
Wednesday.
Every mother should know that cror
can he prevented, The first symptom
true croup is hoarseness. This ts follows
ed by peculiar cough. II ChamDe
lain's Cough Remedy is given freely
soon as the child becomes hoarse OF evs
after the cough has developed y VII ps
vent the attack. 25 and 5O-cent bottles I
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