Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-06-20
South Royalton Notes.
n SARGENT, Local Editor.

ost Hewitt is at home on a vacation
,. m Tufts college.
W. ,.,bnr Whitman was in Montpelier on
,r na last Wednesday.
'I ,.us Talbert has been at his fathers
!, Woodstock the past week.
u ~, Hattie Sargent has been i'll and
Maas s1. 10 the house the past week.
0 ~,s Eva King Rowell OF Tunbridge was
ne a guest OF Mrs. DR.. Fish last week.
" vou will find Paris green, put up in
.a Ivy to " Csc. pound at s. M. Pixies.
'' George Cowdery and family OF Vine
usO T.. are visiting at his mothers.
' porulsr meeting OF the Sons of Veter-
ans viii be held next Saturday evening.
nsorge Mudgett has been engaged at the
white Siu River Junction telegraph office the
past week.
v m BeedIe OF Randolph visited friends
here last week.
Mics Emily Foster, who is student at
F, ust academy, Exeter, n. H., is at home
% vacation.
N Sargent & Son have on sale all the
bsd ri magazines, periodicals and Bos-
tou daily newspapers.
M. and Mrs. George w. Leonard OF st. |
lIhans are visiting Henry and Miss Kate |
Vhitcomb this week.
All. Lamb has returned home from his |
,.mnng trip at Lake Dunmore. The bal.
,nce Of The party returns this week.
Mr.. John Denison of Denver, COL, who
visiting his father, Hon. d. {. Denison,
sss guest OF Charles Woodland last Mon
Day,
Business detained DR.. Simeon Belknap
| NJ home SO that he did not arrive last
geek, but is expected as soon as he can
. leave
The annual meeting OF the South Roy
.lton Graded school district will be held
| The schoolhouse next Tuesday, the 25th,
|a1:@p m.
George Vose has moved here from Pitts
| ded and taken a tenement in Dickerman's
block, having engaged to work for Dan
Soughton this season.
There is to be a railroad excursion to
Missjsuuoi Bay Park the 18th of this
month. This will give days outing be-
fore commencing haying.
At Div. Col. W. M. Sargent and Past
DE Adit. Wynn Rogers are attending the
annual encampment OF the Sons of Vet
snrat St. Adams this week.
| JG Ashley, who has been at Burling-
| ton ior medical treatment for the past two
weeks, is very much better andwill be
able to return home in few days. /
Mrs. Whitaker, two daughters and
granddaughter OF Minnesota are expected 7
ID visit her sisters in law, Mrs. 81. A. Rog-
|ssand Miss Sylvia Whitaker, this week. :
LOST, between the gristmill at So. Roy !
|alon and North Royalton last Sunday, an
|qNn glass. The finder will be suitably
|nWarded by returning it to its owner, !,
Sumner Chilson,o on leaving at Sargent's :
gents drug store.
The following pupils in the primary de- =
|prtment were not absent during the y
spring term: Ralph Abbott, Lula Brooks,
Florence FaDeuf, Willie Farnham, Pearl q
Green, Jesse Lombard, Harold Mather, n
Nina Merrill, Archie Skinner and Goldie il
Esnney. Eunice Pierce was absent only b
one halliday Q
The following pupils OF the intermedi- L
ne department were not absent during q,
the spring term: Maud Abbott, Lora y
Chadwick, Lena Lombard, Bertha Rey- u
nods, Mabel Southworth, Garfield Faneuf,
wintred Hewitt, Clayton Woodward, Ray
nond Ainsworth. Absent only one-half
Fiy Lester Ashley and Earle Faneuf. p
The Graded school closed last Friday,
WIN an exhibition in the schoolhouse hall 81
u the evening. The exercises consisted =
n Illustrated Rotations, dialogues and
loIeaux, which were we'll rendered by a.
ne pupils OF the schools. Those taking n
Eiominent parts were Edie Skinner, Luva
!vuHon, STA Ward, Celia and Josie Wynn, la
Myrtle Burnham, Arthur and Warren CT
IIenney, Albert Benedict, Harold Fish and
Forest southworth. The vocal music was h,
v by Miss Nellie Adams, one OF T
~ pupils, and Mrs. Erva Sargent; the in
alamental by Miss Lizzie Adams, Mr.. a,
u. Mrs; Perley Belknap and Mr.. Elmer ~
MISS Nettie Chase OF the Green Noun
an seminary at Waterbury gave her lee " "
qe on "Woman's Enfranchisement" at ~
MVong'l church last Monday evening :,
" very good house. The lecture was -
lAFceded by an organ voluntary by Miss
slze Adams and prayer by Rev. e. w. =
narpe Of the M. q. church. The intro Sc
,asy'oiy remarks were made by Rev. Henry ir
,uquard, pastor OF the Cong'J church. The ID
i AZ closed with voluntary by the W
Sut. Inc lecture was very ably deliver
saaa was replete with forcible argu-
.sn's and reasons why women should
a AZ, ana exercise the right of suffrage in :,