Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-15

M. ]. SARGENT, Local Editor.

al, II
Miss Harrle Faneuf is in Barre for fe,
Miss Lizzie Adams is improving and vii
Miss Lulu Adams is visiting friends il
Barre this week.
Samuel Slack had party Of friends Wis
II him last Wednesday.
W.P. Liscomb OF Boston was the CUES
If nj. H. Hazen last week.
Dr. Bisbee OF Montpelier made a shor
call on friends here last Friday.
Durkee is recovering from his re.
cent illness and will soon be out.
The New York Daily Press is for sale 10,
one penny copy at M. J. 6argent's.
Mr.. Marble and wife Of California arr
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. w. Bright.
Henry Kinsman has. recovered from hia
recent illness SO as to be on the street.
Mrs, Josiah Smith is somewhat better
and it is thought that she will recover.
Regular meeting OF the w. r., g. will be
held at the hall Saturday evening, the 18th.
Mrs Lavinia Adams visited her niece,
Mrs. Currier, at West Lebanon, Nh, last
geek.
Mrs. DR.. Lovejoylof Chicagolis expected
to visit her sister, Mrs. Chas. ILovejoy this
week.
yLeon Latham has returned to Randolph.
where be is student in j. D. Denison's
law office.
C.P. Tarbell and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M,
Sargent are at Camp Martin, near Milton,
this week.
James Crossman, wife and two children
ofWest Concord, N. H., are visiting at H.
A. Rogers.
Miss Salome Bryant returned to New
York last Friday, where she is engaged
atBellevue hospital.
The evening meeting at the M.E.church
next Sunday evening at o'clock will be
an Ebenezer meeting.
James Bingham and wife accompany
Mrs. Mary johnson to her home in Salem,
Mass, for few days.
Rev. Mr.. Currier of Tunbridge ex.
changed with Rev. Mr.. Sharpe at then
E. church last Sunday.
Mrs. Hammond returned from her visit
to Middlesex last week, and is now at
Windsor for few weeks.
About 20 members OF the M. E. church
will attend the camp meeting at Clare
mont Junction, Aug. H-1.
Henry King, son OF Orlando King, Of
lawrence, Mass, is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Rowell.
Don't forget the excursion from this |
place to Plattsburg, Tuesday, Aug. II. It |
will be the best OF the season.
Mrs. Soper, who has been visiting her
son, VIM. V.Soper, for the past two weeks,
returned to her home last Monday.
Geo. Leonard and wife. who have been
Kate Dodge, returned to st. Adams last
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Johnson and Mrs. Clara
Bosworth OF Salem, Mass, Don and Frank
Cowdery Of Saratoga, N. Y, and Mrs.
Maria Davis OF Glens Falls, N. Y, were
here to attend the funeral OF their mother,
Mrs. David Cowdery.
There are five persons living who are
sons and daughters of Revolutionary sol.
ders, who were born in Dist. No. 8, Roy
alton. They are Harrison Dewey, 81, Mrs.
Jerusha Dewey Corrins, 90, Mrs. Laura
Waterman Phelps, 81, Mrs. Polly Water
man, 50, OF Liberty, n. n. and Joel Water
man, rs, OF Fayetteville, Ill.
The granite ledge on the ]. Wentworth
md Ed Smith farms in Tunbridge, which
5 being opened up for examination, shows
N excellent quality Of granite and bids
lair to produce material for monument
Il work and II the owners expectations
ire fulfilled it will be worked, as it can be
moved to the depot at this place at NOM
nal expense.
White River Valley Pomona grange will |
hold public grove meeting at the Honey 1
yrove, between Royalton and So. Royal Z,
on on the south side OF the river, Satur-
lay, Aug. 18th. The forenoon will be de-
'oted to visiting. There will be basket
,cnic dinner at IL o'clock. In the after !
loon there will be speeches, recitations
md music. II rainy, the meeting will be
leld at Waldo's hall at the Center village.
The South Royalton ball team defeated !
picked nine from Hartford, Saturday the
O.h, by score Of II to 16. The ground ,
vas so poor that good fielding was :
impossible and errors were numerous.
levitt had his hand badly hurt in the 9th
lnlng but refused to quit and caught
lo,Od game. The score was IS to is in the
thinning with two men ut,when Hutch I
o made fine steal home with the win.
Ing run. Il
The South Royalton Library association
Gs presented its library to the South q
oyalton Graded school and the commit.
= has placed the books, consisting OF $50
Ollmes,in the reading room of the school
uldlng and engaged Henry Hubbard as
oarrian. The stockholders OF the associ-
lion and residents OF the village are to
ave the reading of the books on condi-
ons formerly established by the associa-
on, with the exception OF an assessment
mich has been discontinued.
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