Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-21
South Royalton Notes
MI SARGENT. Local Editor.

M. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.
Tickets for the Epworth League lecture
course, $10O. Single lectures, Csc, See
announcement elsewhere. 4w
F.B. Thomas is having mark-down
sale this week. Five hundred ladies
Jackets at very low prices. Goods sent on
memorandum, express charges being paid
on same.
LosT.-A bundle containing three pairs
OF gents hose and one wool shirt between
The mills and Mr.. j. Fl. Kent's on Dewey
Hill. Will the finder leave the articles at
Belknap's!
Mrs. o. A.Burbank has nearly recovered
from her recent Illness
WI Paige and wife OF Bethel visited
ITS. @. Drew's over Sunday.
G.F. Whipple OF Whipple, X. l., was a
guest OF Orrin Burbank last week.
The Beedle orchestra has postponed its
engagement here until February or March.
It is reported that George Preston has
sold his farm to Mr.. Gum of Sunderland,
Mass.
rhe rain OF last week filed the springs
and streams and no winter drout b is an
ticipated.
Mr.. DIckey has completed the stone
work for the basement OF Will Belknap's
new barn.
Mr.. Reuben Spaulding has moved to e.
Bethel, where he is to spend the winter
with his son.
The fall term OF the Graded school closes
this week with examinations and an en-
tertainment in the evening.
j. W. Bright has purchased H. A. Rog-
ers' house and will move there as soon as
it is vacated by Mr.. Rogers family.
Mr.. VIM. Benson, no has been sick for
the past five weeks, is very low and his
death may be looked for at any time.
Miss Susan Lamb is to go to Hartford,
Conn, this week to spend a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Ki1sman.
Mr.. Remington OF Rhode Island, who
has been a guest OF H. v. Whipple for the
past few weeks, returned home Monday
Sumner Chilson is gaining and is able
to sit up part OF the time. His mind has
improved so that he gives directions about
his business.
Mr.. Eugene Osier, who has assisted J.
G. Ashley in the barber shop during his
sickness, went to Bethel Monday to work
for George Clark.
Inc UnlVerShilbb SOclcty Will uOlu So
cable at the residence OF Mr.. Il. M. Double
is cordially invited.
The first lecture OF the Epworth League
course will be given Nov. %. DR.. E. M.
Smith, principal OF Montpelier seminary,
is to be the speaker.
Regular meeting of the Rising Sun lodge
will be held next Wednesday, the 9th.
;vhx u n will
meet Saturday, the 3Oth.
Mrs. II. c. Blake and daughter have
moved into the DR.. Whitcomb house with
Henry Whitcomb for the winter, occupy
ing the upper tenement.
Mrs. Abbie Foster and her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Rowell, have moved to East Cam
bridge, Mass, to spend the winter with
Mrs. Crandall, sister OF Mrs. Foster.
M. H. Hazen has his stable and STAGE
coach house completed. He has recently
purchased some new coach horses and
now has his route to Chelsea well equipped.
Almost the entire people Of New Eng
land will manifest sorrow in the death OF
Eben D. Jordan Of Boston as large ma
jority have had more or less deal with the
firm Of which this eminent merchant was
head.
lhS w IL. W uuo RO5tR0n ltc A0AA ~
Dec. 4, at which time there will be fair
one evening, with novel entertainment,
including "Cotter's Saturday Night" and
closing with Harvest supper.
Mr.. D. c. Remington Of Haverhiil, r. l.,
was in town over Sunday. He was in the
north part OF the state last week, accom-
panied by H. v. Whipple and O. A. Bur-
bank, purchasing stock for his home mar
ket
The Epworth League society of the M.
u. church has secured some very interest
ing speakers for the lecture course. Among |
them are Rev. E. M. Smith and Rev. A. H.
Webb OF Montpelier, Rev. T. P. Tucker OF
Northfield, Rev. w. r. Davenport OF Bar
re land Rev. z. g. Atkins Of Greenfield,
Mass.
The serious illness OF MIR. George Poor
OF Haverhill, Mass, reported few weeks I
ago has proved fatal. His death occurred
last week. Mr.. Poor was well known by3
MISS Annette Osgood, sister OF Elisha Os.
good Of this town, for his second wife,and
nad usually made an annual visit to
friends here. He was formerly shoe
manufacturer Of Haverhill, Mass.
H. A. Rogers 4 Son made sale OF their !
stock OF goods to Mr.. J. A. Schontag last
week and are to move to Hardwick this
week, where they are to enter the employ
olthe Hardwick Hardware company on
salary and share of the profits. This
move was surprise to the people here,al-
though change had been contemplated
SSy the firm for the past six months. Mr..
so1chontag is to move the stock to his store
this week.
The fair given last Wednesday and
thursday evenings by the Ladies' Circle
o. The M. 3. church was decided success.
treat credit is due to the ladies for the
skill and ability displayed in the manage
G ment OF the several departments. The
evening and added greatly to the enjoy