Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-02
South Royalton Notes.
n. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.

Henry Osgood was at home over Sun
Ills reported that Artie Faneuf has gon
0Cuba.
tenement.
nan CLARK is visiting friends in towr
this week.
~ Black and Perley Belknap and
riis are in Boston this week.
Mrs. Susan Jones is gradually failing and
~ death may occur at any time.
VI, will find a nice line of hammocks,
IA nrices from soc. to g, at Pixies.
Nrs.A. P. Skinner is more comfortable
hat i not able to be about the house
The REGULAR meeting of Rising Sun lodge
iii he held next Wednesday, the Sth.
nrvilIe Bixby post and corps will hold
.bsir regular meetings next Saturday eve.
The Shepard Family sends out its adj
v,nee agent next week for concert tour.
There was large attendance at the fu-
rsraI of Mrs. James Riddall last Sunday.
n, Simeon Belkhap and wife of Niles,
Mich are TO visit friends here this month.
Prof. NJ. S. Stone, state uperintendent
If education, was in the village last Mon
day.
The Harper's Ferry Jubilee concert
toupe is to give concert here in the near
future.
Pike has express wagons, wheelbarrows
and doll carriages that viii please the lit
tie folks.
Prof, Marcellus Avery, superintendent
# schools in Athol, Mass, was in town |
ast Saturday.
It's reported that the pastor of the NJ. |
z church here will organize Methodist /
society at Bethel.
George Gardner has returned from Bos
,v1, where he has been employed as team
ssr the past winter.
The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist So
eiety viii serve a hulled corn supper Fri
ts7 afternoon from to Z.
Rev. Mr.. sharp,the new pastor OF the NJ.
7. church preached his first discourse last
Sunday and his congregation was very
isTuraly impressed.
Thsnmmittee of the Gentlemen's Driv.
ingdgb has called meeting for the cleo
TOD Of officers and TO take action on the ]
adaigment OF the business OF last year.
Ahrge line Of gasoline and oil stoves, .
,srgerators and screen goods for hot |
weather. Also two of the Champion steel
p0Es, which will be sold cheap to intro :
ducs them, at,J. A. Schontag's.
W A.Farnham's estate. The closing-o out
sale will be held Saturday, May A, at ga.
n. Farming tools, carriages, harnesses,
corn husker, corn planter, etc. We want
yoa there. c. P. TARBELL, AssigLee.
Charles Slack has recently purchased in :
Illinois pair Of draught horses, weighing
$500 pounds, which he will use on the
road machine. They can be called the {
bsst work team in town. One is q Per- =
eneron and the other is of Norman breed. =
Last week Wednesday evening, the la. {
dies social Of the Cong1 church was held, r
BY the invitation OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. +
southworth, at their home, where they :
kindly furnished maple sugar. Over 100
we're present and enjoyed their kindness
md their sugar on snow.
ldesire to take this opportunity to ex-
lress my most sincere and heartfelt "a
hanks 10 NY leighbors and friends for II
be kindly assistance rendered during the d.
lcEness and death OF my wife, and to the 81
aolr and those who had charge of the fu &C
eral and burial services. &c
JAMES RIDDALL.
The Female Minstrel club Of South Roy ~
lion will present their popular entertain
TENT at Woodard's hall Thursday even
ig May 30, consisting of negro songs and N,
Anees, Rotations, stump speeches and
1glnai Jokes for the old men and boys.
ne club is composed of fifteen ladies, six il
20 women with bones and tambourines,
q Whole to conclude with negro farce. be
70 PAINS nor expense have been spared to
-aEs this one of the finest entertainments h,
'I presented in town. New and elegant -
@!umes nave been purchased for this &C.
Asloh' Inc proceeds are TO go for the lr'
snent OF the fire department. Xxx M
Mrs. Esther Shepard RiddalI, wife OF ~
anes Riddan, died very suddenly last Ii
may evening. Mrs. Riddall had been
" nealEh for the past year out was
Hlns unusually well and for the past "a
v Gays up to Thursday, was stronger ~
y Deter than usual. Thursday evening ~
q i became quite sick. A physician was so
--eg 10 ana upon examination it was
,ahd that she had Bright's disease in an
W form, and she failed rapidly until
ID - = 2uI>. IluuHll WIS sistSI VI va
p-a T. Shepard of this town. She was a Ga
" estlmable lady, with large circle OF IN
9aalntances and friends whom she de- be
sllsd to welcome and entertain at al su
W. ane was an earnest, active worker III
s.le grange, Woman's Relief corps and ES
y, society when her health per- GO
-..sa. her associates in these organiZa- pr
gls VII deeply mourn the loss of one III
,..ss sunny disposition and courteous
,'a!ng VIII be missed in their meetings.
Y. ~ i N was held at her home last Sum
~ hev' Walter Dole, pastor Of the Uni
!. last ~. church, officiating. She was bur- It'll
!. sose by her home, where lie the re-
=, ~ Of her father and mother. Her cas-
49, n~s a covered and surrounded with 3 ri
s.14- OF flowers brought by loving
,ass She was Sc years OF age and left a
Dsra ss who has the sympathy of his by
-! trends in his bereavement. vi