Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-12
South Royalton Notes
Call and sss NJ holiday goods: .

n. J. eA1aURx. Local Editor.
Csll and sss NJ holiday goods.
8. IA. PIKE.
One hundred bsdsprsads At sc. at Bell
Brothers,, Randolph. Same qualities a.
those that went - quickly. They are re.
markably good values.
MI. Sargent = Son are prepared TO fur.
nsh most dso3Eah1o Christmas goods from
many OF the lines II the market at very
reasonable psissess We have large stock
cellaneous books suitable for Xmas pres
epts.
with the additioual facilities for doing
lob :work and furnishing new stoves
md tip ware, 1ugar uteasiis, ETC., BY TIE
purchase OF t6e large stock of H. A.Rog-
ara q Son, can AL orders for work and
material at short notice. Ny line OF stoves,
ranges and tinware 10 complete and prices
low. J. A. SCHoNTAG.
Mr.. &. P. Tsrbell 10 in Chelsea this week
attending court.
The W. R. @. holds it, annual meeting
next Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Schontag have a
little daughter, born Last Wednesday.
Miss Eva Abbott returned from her Wis
It to her homo in Braggsville, Mass last
week.
Postmaster Herbert Bixby and wife Of
Chelsea wore In town Friday, visiting
friends.
Mr.. Sumner Chilson 10 improving slow
ly and ia beginning to have control and
use OF his limbs.
Rev. H. N. Goddard and wife attended
j. - r. "a
Wednesday evening.
The Shepard Family commenced few
weeks concert tour In Vermont aud New
Hampshire last week.
Mr.. e. e. Wetherbes OF Bridgeport,
Conn, has been In town the past few days,
securing msmben for the organization Of
Red Men.
Past Department Commander Dri c. F.
Branch Of Newport hos been engaged by
BiXby post 70 deliver the address on Me-
mortal day.
Sheriff Jones reports . prospect OF
lengthy term Of county court this session.
The grand jury reported IL duties closed
last Saturday.
Miss Jessie Benson h TO teach the win
ter term Of school 1t West Woodstock,
commencing nszt Monday. She has taught
there several terms.
Mrs. @. r. Tarbsll b reported a. being
better for tie past few days. She has been
suffering from { weakened condition OF
the nervous system.
Rev. Mr.. DsllssSitt Of Tunbridge was
in'town last Tuesday. Rsv.. Mr.. DeMer.
with Western fegtmsnt.
Henry osgood wae q home over Sum
A. 49,
winter, estsblishiag .agsnta and placing
orders for farming inplsments.
The Nsthodist oeoisty hes been laying
the parsonage. A Ane spring about 100
rods distant from the houss has been De.
cured.
Religious services WIN bs held in the
UniveSsaiist hall noxt eunday 1t 2:3O pm.
The socisty's soe1able last Friday even
ing was we'll attended and pleasant time
reported.
Dr.. Fish and family have given up
housekeeping On account Of the III health
Of Mrs. Fish and ase boarding with j. NJ.
Kibbes and family, who reside in che ad-
joining tenement.
Rev. Re. Bisbse, The former supply pas
tor Of the Me. church, 10 70 deliver lee
ture at the n. r. chufch Dec. Is and IS.
Subject for the 18th, ssGoul Architecture;"
the 18th, travels In Egypt and Palestine
Rev, L. P. Tucker gave the second Of the
series Of lectures under the auspices OF the
Epworth League Monday evening. The
lecture, "A Day and Night With Mum
my" was very entertaining and interest
ing. The attendance wss not large.
The Sons Of Veterans held their annual
meeting Saturday evening and elected the
following ofllcers: W. M.Sargent, captain;
Ed Sargent, let lisutenant; Arthur Slough
ton, I'd Lieutenant; George button, Fred
Shepard and Wm. Waterman, camp coun-
Gil; W. N. Dewey and Frank Smith, dele
gates; John Dutton and Ed Martin, al
ternates.
The Relief corps' fair held last Saturday
evening was quite we'll attended. Nearly |
all Of the fancy articles for sale were dis
posed Of and there was not much left on
the refreshment tables, which were loaded
with typical New England dinner.
All enjoyed the entertainment of"Cotter's
Saturday Might" rsprssenting large
family Of n, ce1si1ting Of husband and
wife and II children, ct supper OF Indian
pudding and milk.