Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-02-21
South Royalton Notes.
=, SARGENT, Local Editor.

Mrs. W. v. Eastman Is recovering i.oi
'l a. a nav cases Of mumps have developer
the past week. -.
horn last Friday.
Mrs. Hannah Balm has been quite Zee
HE the past month";
w ,ti.s Lane is forming a class in OF
najnting and pastel.
n Neff and wife are visiting at his
I'D home in Gaysville.
Tho Gold Dollar band gave concert at
runbridge last Tuesday evening.
w;ss Addie Bean is in Norwich, visiting
ha lr aunt, Mrs. Harriet Hutchinson.
Nv Maj Richard Smith OF Chelsea visited
,i .u hyother, VIM. Smith, last Thursday.
Mrs Clark Stevens Of Barnard called on
,er + trends in this village last Saturday.
4 sister of Miss Lulu Adams Of Provi-
,.nca R, l., has been visiting her the past
week.
non,t forget the sociable at Geo. Browns
his Thursday evening. Everybody will
| come.
q p. Abbott has sold his interest in the
ESodard & Abbott livery stable to Mr..
Will Marsh.
Miss Flora Shaw of Bethel is to open a
millinery store in Dickerman's block the
first Of April.
Mrs Fannie Leavitt of Somerville, Mass,
.isuod her parepts, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. M,
Doubleday, last week.
Walter Hubbard and wife returned
bome last Friday from visiting trip to
RCxbury, Montpelier and Barre.
Henry Simonds has moved his family to
Connecticut, where he has been engaged |
the past three winters selling horse radish.
Mrs, Clara NJ. Cushman,a returned mis-
sonarv. will give free lecture at the M.
n church next Monday evening, Feb. 25.
The Chelsea Dramatic company will pre-
sent Nevada" at Woodlands hall, South
Royalton next Tuesday evening, follow
ed bya dance.
Laundry is sent to the Acme Steam
Laundry every Tuesday. Price for shirts,
lOc,; collars, &C.; cuffs, &c. each. w. w.
Rogenis the agent.
Avery enjoyable evening is reported by
the old and young people who attended
the Valentine social given by the ladies OF
the COng'l society last week.
C c. Blake, who has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. r. ". Blake, for the past
three months, returned to his home in
Bowling Green, Ky, last Thursday.
Major Josiah Grout of Derby has been
ngaged to deliver the Memorial day ad-
ress this year. The principal service will
,e held at the Center village this year.
Mrs. c. P. Tarbell returned from the
larry Fletcher hospital at Burlington last :
rday, having been under surgical treat
rent there for the past three weeks, from !
hicb she is rapidly recovering.
SHINGLES i shall have car of ext "a nice
,ruce shingles, both No. and No. Q, ar
We about Feb. 26, which | will sell direct !
ON the car, cheap for cash. Call on or
ldress W.P. HUBBARD, So. Royalton. {
The Christian Endeavor society will hold
social at the home of Mrs. Elmer Hap
bod next Friday evening, March Livery n
he will be welcome. A special program i
in preparation that will be attractive to
The Ladies Social circle of the M. r. n
urch will hold festival at the church 8
Irlors Wednesday, March Sand the Jun. q
r League is to have reception to Gen. u
'ashington and lady, Feb. %. All are Al
'rdially invited. n
E. M Page, former resident OF South
walton, died at his home in Sharon last
iday, Of pneumonia, after an illness of
week,at the age of So years. Mirage
s veteran of the war, having served
Go. A, 18th Vt. VOL, and was member "
Orvile Bixby post, G. A. R. Mr.. Page
RED his wife few weeks age, she having P
d OF the same disease. He left three
IS and three daughters, the youngest, Fl
s. Spencer, being with him.
he winter term of the Broad Brook II
DOL closed Friday, Feb. Is, with recita- v
ns by the pupils. The prize for high -
Standing in scholarship, department "
attendance was awarded to Arlie M.
lllney, whose standing was 1873. Special sp
ntlon should also be made Of the work
e by True Allen, Curtis Tenney, Min H
Snow, Luella Tenney and Glenn Buck.
ole number Of pupils. 81. Arlie Whit =,
:, Guy Whitney, Clarence Taylor and ~
m Buck were present every day and
lnle Snow, every day but one. Perley &c
Willie Allen, Glenn Buck, Florence W.
Ernest Burke, Minnie Snow, Goldie,
., Luella and Curtis Tenney had no Fl
~ marks. 30
RUTH E. RIFoRD, Teacher. tie
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