Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-03
South Royalton Notes.
M. SARGENT. Local Editor.

NJ. u CfAn0EEN A<OSUA AIA4uOAs
TN. to-date styles in millinery fror
New York now ready at A. @. Waterma
& Zoos.
M. ]. Sargent & Son have some second
hand bicycles that will be on sale Oct. II
tyall and see them. We can save yo
money.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oc
tober 10th, 18th and 18th, there will be
Grand millinery opening at the Rood Mil
iinery store in Bethel OF fall and white
STYLES in millinery. Mrs. Rood recent,
purchased a select stock OF new goods
which she is offering at prices lower thar
ever before. Wv
Mr.. Robert Waterman moved to the
Adna Cloud farm last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Terry visited her moth.
er in Hartford last Saturday.
All. Lamb is making an addition to
his buildings OF corn barn.
Regular meeting Of the Sons Of Veterans
will be held Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dewitt is visiting friends at Fort
Edward, N. Y, for few weeks.
Miss Flora Shaw returned from Roston
last Friday with millinery goods.
Rev Evan Thomas OF Ludlow is to preach
at the Cong'l church next Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Burbank Northrup OF Barre
was with her parents last Saturday.
There was the usual large attendance
from here at Tunbridge fair this week.
Bert Sargent, who is at work at West
Lebanon, spent Sunday at "kiverview."
pleasing entertainment here Friday eve.
Rev. ]. O. Bennett OF Bethel will preach
in the Universallst hall Sunday, Oct. 18th.
The Gold Dollar band is to compete for
the premium at Tunbridge fair this week.
Albert Waterman raised and dug rs
bushels OF potatoes from two bushels Of
seed.
Mrs. H. Jane Spear from Spooner, wis,
visited Mrs. L. p. Adams one day last
week.
Mr.. Charles Senter picked in his garden
Oct 1st ripe strawberries and strawberry
blossoms.
Martin his store and tenement for tene-
ment house.
Rev. Mr.. Goddard exchanged pulpits
with Rev. MIR. DeMerritt OF Tunbridge
last Sunday.
Mr.. Morris Lamb, member of the Bos-
ton police force, is at home on a vacation
of two weeks.
Miss Eva Abbott, bookkeeper for the
White River Shoe Co., returned from her
vacation Friday.
There is not much change in the condi-
ton OF Mrs. Charles Lamb and Mrs. Josiah
Smith this week.
Mrs. J. F. Shepard and her daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Fowler, were guests at 'Riv-
erview" last Thursday.
Mrs. A. c. Inman OF White River juno
tion has moved here and is to reside with
her niece, Mrs. George Nye.
Mrs. o. A. Burbank, who has been quite
i'll for the past three weeks, Is somewhat
better but not able to sit up.
M. H. Hazen has purchased the stage
will take charge of it at this end OF the
route.
Mr.. BENZ. Waldo OF Concord, N. H.,
train dispatcher for the B. & IA. r. R., is
at his fathers, ]. w. Waldo's, for two
weeks vacation.
There will be w. r. G. sociable at j.
W. Waldo's next Saturday evening, Oct. s.
Cake and coffee will be served. All are
cordially invited.
Mr.. John Markham OF Peacham,a former
resident OF this village, has purchased w.
ID. Martins residence and is to take pos
session very soon.
Mrs. Elsie FELTON, Woodward, son and
daughter Of Canton, ILL.,, and Mrs. Laura
Woodward Burnham Of Illinois returned
TO their homes Monday.
The G. v. railroad gives an excursion to
New York over the Central and Rutland
division via. New London, to 60 Oct. 9Th
and return Oct. 18th. Fare, IS, for the
round trip.
The delegates elected from the Cong'l
church to the Windsor county conference
to be held at Bethel this week are Frank
Ainsworth, M. 8. Adams, ]. B. Durkee
and Chas. P. Tarbell.
Mrs. E. Pierce OF Rochester visited Mrs.
y. q, Ashley, her sister in law, last Fri
Gay on her return from Boston. A COM
munication from J. G. Ashley recently re.
ported that he remains about the same.
3. Winslow, MI Adams, VIM. Gof,
VIM. Skinner and wife, ex members Of the
legislature, and A. P. Skinner, the present
member, and wife are attending the legis.
iatlve members reunion at Montpelier
this week.
Miss Della Cloud returned home from
New York city last Saturday, where she
mas been spending the GUNNER. Her
brother, Charles Cloud, and his wife VI
brooklyn, N. Y, who have been at Bar
Harbor for the season, are visiting his
parents.
p Harry Whipple, starter Of the races at
Barre last week, reports some good races
and large attendance. Mr.. Whipple has
started the races or been one OF the judges
at several races this fall, at Mortified,
Oorinth, Washington and Waterbury, with
good success.
A coaching party from Rhode Island,
consisting OF Mr.. d. G. Remington and !
Highest Of all in Leavening Pc,