Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-04-18
South Royalton Notes.
MI SARGENT. Local Editor.

d. Ed Green is still confined to tn
.aaas with sciatic rheumatism.
c. Carrie Conant is learning dress
atinu Of Mrs. Matte Bradstreet.
Miss Addie Hastings is in New York
..iaeting stock OF millinery goods.
~. Shepard Of Barre visited his ia
.1sr John f. Shepard, last Saturday.
~ Winshfp. salesman for the White
pi-sr Shoe company. is here for few
days.
s,ngbter OF Mr.. Alden Slack, is visiting
her sisters here.
George Sargent left here for Michigan
t,st Thursday, where he is to remain dur :.
ms the summer.
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Mr.. Nichols, Of the firm OF Nichols &
Gould of Barre, was the guest of George
cotton over Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Sharpe has been assigned to
the NJ. e. parish here and viii commence
bis pastorate April u.
Mrs. Susan Jones is not so well and Ii
under the doctors care. She has been very
feeble the past winter.
nc Remington of Harrisville, R. l.,
purchased and shipped a car of horses
nom here last Monday.
I'd Harmon OF Massachusetts,, former
employee of the shoe factory here, visited
friends in town this week.
Fd Slack and wife have moved to Exeter,
u T., from Bethel, where they have en-
,io4-noant in a shoe factory
Harry Whipple was Obliged to hold his
stock cars until Tuesday as freight could
not 20 below W. r. Junction.
LC. Dickerman has ais new store near
II completed and ii viii contain a large
store room, two smaller stores and two
tsnements.
The Easter service arranged to be held
the N. Z. church last Sunday was post
poned until next Sunday evening, April
Z, at Z o'clock.
Al. Lamb and George Cotton received !
he Knight Templar's degree at special |
meeting of the Vermont commandery at |
Windsor last week.
The Shepard Family returned home last |
Eses Wednesday and will commence their \
znmer concert tour as soon as the roads 1
ara n.good condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Bennett returned to
Springfield, Mass, last Saturday. They
hare been with his brother on Broad I
Brook since early last fall.
The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist So
ciety will meet with Mrs. j. A. Schoutag
this week Friday afternoon for sewing and 4
will hold social in the evening.
The Graded school library will be open 1,
tor the distribution of books to the citi-
zsns Of the district and stockholders on
each Friday afternoon from to O'Clock.
Not since the food OF 1869 has the water
in the streams been so high as it was last
Sunday. Fortunately but little damage !
was done in this vicinity except the gully
ing OF the highways and carrying away
Of two or three small bridges.
J.F Shepard, president OF the Cemetery
association in the old school district No.
?, has called meeting of the association
at Charles Haynes on April q, at p. m,
to elect officers and to transact other I
business, including a notice OF a change /
of the bylaws.
Miss Flora Shaw, who has recently put
in stock of spring and summer millinery
goods, had her opening last Thursday and
saturday, exhibiting a tine display Of
trimmed and untrimmed hats and bon
nets She has eosey little store in Dick-
erman's block, well stocked with MILL {
merry and fancy goods.
Through the kindness of Mr.. C. W. Os-
good OF Bellows Falls, an illustrated lee.
ture, the subject Of which will be ..Christ {
IN Art, viii be given in the Cong'l church 9
at Royalton on Friday evening of this
week. Mr. Osgood treats his subject in a I
most interesting way and those who at
tend Ind it an entertainment full of pleas
are and profit. A cordial invitation is ex-
Tended to all. The lecture will begin at s [
O'clock.