Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-08
South RoyaltOn Notes.
MI. SARGENT, Local Editor.
w. Gallup is i'll this week.

w w. tallup 10 III lulS Week. a
AT. Neff and wife visited friends
Bellows Falls last week.
Bert Sargent was at home from Leba
non, N. H., over Sunday.
Will Kinsman returned to his home il
Hartford, Conn.,, last week.
Dr. Simeon Belknap and wife returne,
to their home in Niles, Mich. Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Brown and Mrs. Fred Chad
wick are visiting friends in Boston an,
vicinity.
Elmer Hapgood and wife are VISITING
friends at Milton Mills, N. H., during BIZ
vacation, KEN Le *
Miss Florence Bright and Mr.. Wright d
Lowell, Mass, are visiting her father, j
W. Bright.
LIB. Durkee is ill and under the physi-
clans care. He has been feeble for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Josiah Smith has not been so well
the past week. Her condition is not con
sidered dangerous.
Bell Bros: OF Randolph have Just opened
40 Yards of wool carpeting with samples
at 25c: per yardawhile they last. an err
Henry Kinsman, who IS staying at Mrs.
Chas. Lambs, has been confined to the
house the past few days by illness.
The Graded school building is being
painted another coat, it having had but
one coat when it was built last year.
The Texas Fly Oil that 8. M. Pike has is
not made in West Topsham, VT, but is
Western oil and is only 75c. a gallon.
Lucian Parkhurst returned home from
Buffalo, N. Y, Thursday, where he has
been at work for the past three months.
Miss Mabel Blake, daughter OF Eu-
gene Blake, OF Greenfield, Mass, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. r. w. Blake.
Misses Hattie and Lulu Woodward Of
Jacksonville, ILL.,, are visiting their cous-
ms here, Mrs. D. G. Jones and John
Woodward.
Doestie Faneuf, Jr., who with his wife
has been visiting inIMontgomery returned
home last week. His wife remained for
longer stay.
Alarge delegation from the q. A. r. post
and Relief corps attended the Windsor
County Veterans Reunion at Woodstock
last Wednesday.
George Cowdery and family, who have
month, returned to their home in Vine
lsnd, N. j., last Thursday.
Ed Foster is taking an outing at Camp
Martin on Lake Champlain, where his
wife, in company with Mrs. G. P. Tarbell, ,
has been for the past two weeks.
The Ladies' Social circle OF the Cong'l |
church is to hold a sewing circle at the
vestry Wednesday afternoon, the 14th, and
will serve supper from 5 to 6 o'clock.
C.P. Tarbell received news last Satur-
day that his sister, Mrs. James Butterfield
Of East Granville, was seriously i'll of cere-
bral hemorrhage and was paralyzed and
unconscious.
Ed Smith and Will Cushman and fami-
lies and Mr.Andrews returned from Camp
Pressey last Saturday. Mr.. Cushman, wife
and daughter and Mr.. Andrews returned
to their home in Northfield.
The members of the M. E. church socie-
" are to give crazy entertainment and
crazy supper at the church parlors Fri
day evening. Supper will be served from
to Sp. m. All are cordially invited.
The South Royalton ball team will play
be reorganized Hartford nine here next
saturday at p. m. We understand that
he Hartfords have greatly strengthened
heir team and close and interesting
anne is expected.
G. P.Abbott has his new store well filled
Nth goods, consisting OF harnesses and 6
table furnishings, and line Of groceries.
lie is quite hustler and il he has an arti-
lie one wants they can be sure Of getting
at his price or theirs.
The ball game played by the So. Royal
on ard Randolph clubs last Saturday re-
Tilted in score OF 20 to in favor OF the II
%. Royalton club. Collins work at Bird !
ase and the outfielders won special favor.
he batteries were Hewitt and Skinner
nd Grove and Williams.
Mrs Clarrissa Tarbell Cowdery, widow
| the late David w. Cowdery, died quite \
lddeny last Sunday morning OF heart I
allure. She had been in quite feeble .
ealth for several years, having had pa +
9lysis from cerebral hemorrhages twice, /
nd her death was deemed probable at 6
ny time. She was rs years OF age and I
ad been resident here for 40 years. She i
as a sister of the late Daniel Tarbell OF
asst Granville and VIM. Tarbell OF Chel-
"a. She left three sons and five daugh- s
rs,and at the time OF her death was with 4
er daughter, Mrs. James Bingham. i
The c. E. society held an unusually in. G
resting meeting last Sunday, termed
choes Of the Boston National conven- t
on, in which reports by the several dele t
ates who attended were given, inter- II
,ersed with several selections of music Q
Y quartet and chorus from it's members.
liss Alma Foster had charge OF the U
Getting and gave report Of the interest {
ken by the people of Boston as evinced
many ways, one striking feature be.
lg the elaborate decorations and illumi-
atoms and the efforts made to make the i
invention success. Miss Minnie Met s.
III gave very concise and graphic de- I
rption of the varied services at Mechan-
g Hall, quoting the most interesting Il
lrts OF the addresses given by Speakers c
. L. Moody, Congressman Elijah Morse a
I'd many other eminent men. Rev. Mr.. a
oddard, pastor OF the church, gave de-
rption OF w hat he termed the extraOr- s.