Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-06-13
South RoyaIton Notes.
s.RcEyr, Local Editor.

,riocston and wife have son
hrn May y. ,..sp.
rt,.C. Black is visiting friend In Easl
vs,rari this week.
,..bie Ssck has secured tenement In
naSsrInsn's block.
r-r,rar meeting of the Woman's Relief
rsxt Saturday, the 10Th.
Cushman and wife returned to
e.' sans in Lowell, Mass, last Monday.
-, Graded school closes Friday even
!;sb Exercises at the schoolhouse hall.
-. r NJ Lamb has not been so well
ia week but no alarming symptoms
saTs developed.
~. Jennie Wilmot Coyle Of Somer-
=! " vsss-. was the guest OF Mrs. Henry
Gsrood last week.
SINNER Gibson represents Rising Sun
80 Il the Grand lodge to be held in
arlington this week.
N lamb, DR.. Clyde Fish, Geo. Foster
q Polla REYNOLDS wen tcamping at Lake
rrrrore last Monday.
rbs annual school meeting OF the Grad
=. sebool district will be held at the
sssoolboase Tuesday evening, June Is.
T,s Sons of Veterans and Relief corps
MID : lawn party and dance az " y.
soughton's next Wednesday evening, the
ixh.
nss O. A. Burbank was chosen delegate
:, t5s centennial conference OF Cong'i
,svrches to be held at Bennington this
Esss.
m simeon Belknap and wife and Mrs.
~ Frsd Belknsp of Niles, Micn., are ex-
-rctsd 10 arrive at ]. o. Beiknap's this
yez.
Nv. Cove OF Essex Junction, agent for /
~ Osborn Machine company, manufac- !
t.,ss Of agricultural implements, was in |
UTu Monday.
Ms. Edward Foster returned from her
81. 10 Exeter, n. H., last week, accom-
ran;sd By her daughter, Nellie, and two
t.lirsn.
1s7;d Ramsdell, who has been sick at |
lsbsnon, y. H., for the past three weeks,
rs bcought to DR.. Fish's last week. He /
iuo-s comfortable but quite low.
s,csie Slack and family OF Exeter, NH, t
ucvsi here last week and are to make this
rhs- alnre residence, he having secured
Il n.agsment in the shoe factory.
hin Mudgett is having his house paint
cir Arthur Pierce and is putting on a
w-biustion of colors which will give it a
r-y tasty and handsome appearance.
Ecrsee Woodard and son OF Campello,
Mss. arrived here last Friday, to visit
tis16s here and at Tunbridge. Mr.. Wood
I'd : prominent manufacturer of shoe
lists and has quite an extensive business.
Tie annual Children's day exercises
Tsrs held at the several churches last SUM-
iy. The program was fitting for the oc-
d;iou The little ones taking an active part
il very happy and efficient manner. The
stgrches we're profusely decorated with
saEsrs.
Ms. George Shepard and Mrs. Lucy i
stelG,d Fowler of Providence, r. L., are
Tisi.ing their parents, J.. f. Shepard and
wife. Mrs. George Shepard has nearly re-
nTersd from her recent illness and it is
hoped that by the change OF climate she
VII fully recover.
Tie free lecture by Miss NJ. Nettie Chase
athe Green Mountain seminary, who was
b have given her lecture on"Enfranchise-
nsni o. Women" on Friday evening, has ]
,eel postponed till Monday, June II, by
'sason Of the closing exercises OF the {
yhool. which occur on that evening.
In the breach of promise case OF Mrs. Abb .
j. Foster rs. q. n. Hanchett Of White
liver Junction, tried at Woodstock last /
Fees. the jury returned a verdict in favor
Athe plaintiff and gave her 1870 dam /
sss. Msssrs. Tarbeu & Whitman Of So. |
s0yalton, ]. 81. Wilson OF Bethel and ex- I
'o7. Dillingham; OF Waterbury were coun- {
{! to' the plaintiff and ]. Harvey of W.
s Junction, Stickney Of Bethel and John
% Of Woodstock for defendant.