Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-07-04
South Royalton Notes.
n + SARGENT, Local Editor.
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c0 n.aroe Dewey has contract OF masol
rork at Bethel.
W. ", and Mrs. Hoyt Knight are visiting
,,ie1ds 10 Maine.
ne ~.s VIM. Smith of Woodsville. N. H.
stsiting friends in town.
1son skinner is at home from Norwich
University for the vacation.
ritbe leading magazines and periodi-
i. H. are for sale at Sargent's.
~ q Dickerman is building barn near
i y , Az block in the village.
Do s, .1 wheeler OF Bellows Falls is guest
NJ, NJ and Mrs. j. B. Durkee.
n.,ielG. stoughton has the contract
D aanIastering c. p. Abbott's new house.
~ IT, IVA Abbott he's guest, former
Innate l,T at Montpelier, Miss Dora Tate
n.r,,lor meeting OF Orville Bixby post
ne serns will be held next Saturday, July
w. .scondhand gasoline stoveand refrig-
.,ator, both in good order, for sale cheap.
slstot' j. A. SCHONTAG.
n.t nrices OF bicycles at Sargent's.
csnt., and ladies', boys and misses for
saIe and to rent.
us DR.. Fish was called to Hanover, N.
Ia" last Saturday, to see her sister, Mrs.
smith, who is sick.
r p. Abbott has his new tenement and
.,oro slated and clapboarded and is we'll
s sior with the finish.
wiss Charlotte Tarbell OF Montpelier, a
.,sshsr in the Union school, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tarbell.
p,o, Kibbee and wife Of Worcester,
Mass are spending their vacation at her
tatSsrs, Constant Dodge's.
mo ladies' Aid OF the Universalist So
,iety are to have sewing party IN STACKS
hall half next Friday afternoon.
poris green in tin cans does not lose its
,+-ength. therefore is worth more, but it
sOnl7 25c. pound at Pixies.
EN- Brown of Keene, N. H., who is
listing friends in town, was guest OF
I0hD Mudgett last Wednesday.
The friends of the temperance cause are
,sNuss-ed to meet at the Methodist vestry
MIN evening, July 5, at So'clock.
pdFsrd Foster is in Lamoille, ILL.,, this
rss On business connected with the adj
miDi.tration of Mrs. Susan Jones' estate.
pilander Buck and his brother in law,
N, Hndson. and family OF Worcester,
Mass. are here, visiting their parents, Mr.. !
and Mrs. James Buck.
Il has been tried and proved that the |
Teyss Fly Oil does keep flies off horses and |
Yle and as it is sure thing it is the |
cheapest and best to buy. s. M. Pike has
il.
The members OF Mark j. Sargent Camp
sre TO hold a lawn party and band con-
yrt on the Park, Thursday eve, July 4th.
he cream will be served during the even
ing.
Nrand Mrs. Horace Buck and Mrs. Hor-
se Biyelow of Worcester, Mass, Mrs. DR..
Thomas Buck OF st. Louis. Mo-, Albert
Buck Of Perth Amboy, N. j., visited at
james Bucks last week.
Mr. Rolf Chamberlin of Independence,
ia, former resident Of this village, and
BID daughter, Mrs. Kate Chamberlin Cove
Of Boston, are visiting friends in town
and are guests of A. H. Lamb. Mr.. Cham
berlin intends to make his future home
With his daughter in Boston.
A gentleman came into the railroad sta
ton here last Thursday, apparently an
elderly man, and engaged in conversation
With Mr. Hazen, the agent. He informed
bin that he had walked from Bellows
Falls and was on his way to Mr.. Rogers
81 Bethel and also said that he was 80
yars Old and was born at st. Adams, July
TO- 1895
School closed in the Broad Brook dis
tict last Saturday with a picnic. Those
pupils having no marks in the register
during the term are Florence, Ernest and
lawrence Burke, Minnie Snow, True AL
Len, Arlie, Guy and Ray Whitney and Le-
10y Davis. Gardie Gibson was not pres.
emf the 1rst three weekss after which she
bad no marks. Minnie Snow missed no
cords during the term and Florence
Burke but one. c. l.. CoNANT, Teacher.
The school books adopted by the board
0the Graded school district are Mont
gOmerys American histories, Dunglison's
physiologies, Conant's history of Ver-
mont, Frye's primary, Bathe's elementary
and Potter's advanced biographies, the
Normal course of readers up to and in
ending the 3D., Metcalf's and Rright's
language lessons and Metcalf's English
grammar, Bradbury's mental arithmetic,
l0gsgell's lessons in numbers, Bradbury's
lnthmetics, Gilbert's complete speller,t the
Normal review system OF writing.
The annual meeting Of the South Royal
1u Graded school was held last Tuesday /
Hening and elected Geo. w. Ward to the
shool board for three years; M. j. Sar-
gent, clerk; Edward Foster, treasurer; Al ,
Mr Merrill, collector: J O. Belknap, W. ,
NSoper and j. B Durkee. auditors. The ,
shool board are j. N. Phelps, d. L. Bur-
Nett and G. w. Ward. The board has
mace q change of principals and has en-
nnged W. G. Hopkins OF Burlington. Mr..
hopkins is graduate Of the y. ". NJ, Of
'ufllngton,and received preparatory cd
aston at Toledo, @. He comes well rec
1snmended by representative citizens OF
ssflin gton-Gov. Woodbury., Hon. h. }.
S,aelps, W. H. S. Whitcomb and Mayor
lsl Patten. He is grandson Of ex- Bish-
y hopkins, formerly bishop OF the Epis-
ual diocese of Vermont.
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