Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
South Roya1on Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, d cal Editos,


A few bargains in secondhand stoves 6
Schontag's.
Twenty different sizedof coal and WOO
heaters at ] A. Schontak's. A full liAe Q
the famous GenwoodsI
Don't fail to hear Reynolds and preeot
Friday evening at the Univers4llst Nal
The seating capacity d the hall Aas 5eel
doubled so that large audience cn b
seated.
Miss Alice Lamb is teaching schooa a
Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hartwell have aspn
born last week Saturday..
DR.. Chaffee OF Hartford was in town hs
week, the guest OF DR.. Fish.
Mrs.Abbie Ballou OF Fort Edward, N.N
visited friends here last week.
Molly Bingham is in Glens Falls, N, X.
with her aunt, Mrs. Will Davis.
Mrs. Martha Dewey returned to lei
home in Worcester, Mass, last week.
MIR. Choat is making repairs on bis
home and grading the grounds arounqit
Edward Slack has purchased the Albert
Merrill place and takes immediatel ppsbs-
sion.
Miss Flora Hebard who has been bpfd :
ing at Sam Slack's, returned to Randolph
last week.
The farmers have secured nearly all Of
their crops and the yield is very satsfac.
tory to them.
Prescott and Reynolds give their unique
entertainment at Stacks hall to morrow,
Friday evening. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Rood OF Williamstown
have been the guests Of Walter Hubbard
and wife the past week.
Russell Chute and wife are to move to
Exeter, N. H., the first OF October. Mr..
Chute has gone already.
Several Of the ladies OF this place visited
Mrs. George Preston last Friday after
noon as surprise party.
George Davis OF Sharon dislocated his
shoulder last Sunday by being thrown to
the ground by vicious colt.
Mrs Harry Sargent, who has been Wis.
iting friends in Maine for the past few
weeks, returned home Friday.
Edward Green is moving this week to
the Merrill place, recently purchased by
his son lin Law, Edward Slack.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Ramage gave them a reception at the
Cong'l church vestry last Tuesday even.
ing. ~
Mrs. M. II. Hazen has returned from
Hartford, where she has been attending to
the duties OF station agent for several
weeks.
Mrs. Adeline Hammond returned to her
home here Friday, after an absence OF four
weeks visiting friends in Perkinsville and
vicinity.
Mrs. Jane Alexander and Gussie Cloud
went to Boston Saturday to visit C.IG.
Alexander and will visit other places be-.
fore returning. i
julius Griffin has sufficiently recovered
from his recent injury to be able to ridell
out and will soon resume his place in A.
P. SINNERS store. II
]. G. Ashley is reported to be a little
better and is gaining slowly. Mrs. Ashley
returned home last Tuesday and wilireI
main for few days. II
Rev. James Kamage, former pastor 81 (
the Cong'l church, now located at South
Brewer, Me-, and his Iwife are visiting
friends here this week. II
The water supply is fast diminishing
from the extended drought. The water
in the springs and White river is the loWs
sst it has been for many years.
Mrs. EN- Lovejoy returned from Petes
boro, last week and since her return hi1
been quite Ill OF facial erysipelas. She vii
return to Chicago as soon as she is able.
Are we in it? Yes we are! q to IS! W.
Hoo Wa! was the cry OF the Graded scho4
Junior baseball club after the game viii
The South Royalton junior club last Fik
lay.
Frank Cilley and wife Of Boston are vi4
ting his brother, Laurentine Cilley, heH.
Mr.. Cllley is New England passenger
lgent for the Central Vermont RailroAd
company.
Regular meeting OF Orville Bixby pdt
ind corps will be held next Saturday
vening, Sept. Is. The w. r. G. will meet
n the afternoon and serve supper froms6
0 $3.50 O'Clock.
DR.. Carpenter, Misses Nellie Adams, A.
ma Foster and Eta Doubleday, MB.
,hute, Herbert Bennett and wife and see.
raj others attended the excursion 10
Montreal last week.
Mrs. @. E. Buzzell OF Worcester, Mas,
listed her brother, J. H. Coy, and friends
q town. Her brother, John Coy, resides
n the old Coy homestead on Dewey Hill,
drs. Buzzell's old home.
Mr.. Harrison Dewey, aged 81 years, ald
is sister, Mrs. Jerusha Dewey Cozzeds,
ged So, with friends, celebrated the one
undred and seventh anniversary OF their
arents' wedding, Sept. 21st.
Mrs. Josiah Smith Is recovering from
or recent severe illness, and unless re-
lpse occurs will soon be about the house.
FRS. Cbas. Lamb is more comfortable but
o better and is gradually failing.
The marriage Of Rev Henry M .Goddard,
aston OF the Congl church here, and
fiss Lena A. Sargent OF Ludlow lie an
ounced. The ceremony will be held at
be M. e. church Ludlow, Wednesday
vening, Oct. 2. Mr.. Goddard, with his
ride, will return here October Oath.