Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
South Royalton Notes,
7 SARGENT, Local Editor.

rnu line Of bicycle sundries at Sargent
FISHING tackle at Rogers.
Quick meal gasoline stoves at Rogers.
c. Dickerman has his new block con
vlsted. .,.;
Rogers. -. po..
is improving :,
George Royce OF Chicago IS visitln
friends in town.
naorce Allen has returned to assist c. E
Black in the store
uorbert Sanderson has secured a goo'
business in job printing n
u page and wife of Bethel are. visiting
20 ), Drew's this week.
rho shenard Family start on their sum.
40, ~ concert tour next Monday.
rhe Harper's Ferry Jubilee concert
same give concert here May IL.
TIM rhs foundation OF w. H. Martins new
ssidence IS being put in this week.
po,lav Belknap and Charles Black re-
canned home from Boston last Saturday.
Mr. Miller, brother OF the principal Of
,hs u.s. school here, visited him over Sunday.
The Epworth League will hold social
i The Nj. E. church Wednesday, May Is.
poculsr meeting of Camp "a, Sons Of
vaterans, will be held Saturday evening.
1,a snaulding has charge OF the build
mo al 3. P. Abbott's new house and store.
Charles Crandall of Randolph has en-
,aged 10 work for Ira Spaulding this sea-
son.
Cbas. p. Tarbell has erected large store
house for wood near his place OF resi-
jenee,
M. and Mrs. Choate OF Boston are with
M mother and sister OF Mrs. Choate for
| few weeks.
E.J. Torrey will be in town and vicini-
II tuning pianos and organs. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
George Cotton and wife are to move to
Buffalo NY, where he is to engage in the
hundry business.
There will be services at the Universal
M hall next Sunday, May II. All are
cordially invited.
Dspie the hard times the bicycle bust.
ues viii double that OF any one year be- !
| ias this section.
Ms. Henry Hatch presented your cor
RESPONDENT last week with some ripe to.
msioes raised this year.
Miss Eta Doubleday has returned home
from Claremont, n. H., where she had
been for the past few weeks.
JW. Waldo has purchased large tract
oland Of the Chester Downer estate, situ-
sted in the south part Of the town.
CIV. Gleason of Haverhill, Mass, was
ID town last Monday. He had been visit
ing bis tather-in law, Ora Goodale OF Tun-
bridge.
District Deputy Grand Master Charles
Montague OF Woodstock inspected Ris-
ing Sun Lodge, F. and A. NJ, last
Wednesday.
Nv. Whipple shipped seven car loads
oistock to market last week. His ship
nents the past year are far ahead OF any
previous year.
Herbert Church of Hanover, N. H., and
Miss Gertrude Anderson of Randolph
we're married here last Saturday by Rev.
Henry Goddard q
The Columbia, New Mail, Eclipse, RAM
)ler, Templar, Atalanta, Spaulding and
resent bicycles for sale at Sargent's. Get
]rces before purchasing elsewhere.
Fred Whitney OF Hartford has string !
] ten horses on Riverside Park. Harry
iudson is to come here next week with 9
sveral OF Mr.. Parker's horses from Que 9
lee, for training.
7 B. Thomas was in New York the first :
! the week. All hats ordered in his mill !
merry department Saturday will be !,
rmmed free. Railroad fares paid on ?
Erchases of over S. :
Bell Brothers Of Randolph have just re- D
slVed 1000 yards of carpeting, Lowell ex- s
a super, which they are to sell at mill a
hces, One intending to purchase this n
lilng cannot afford to miss this sale.
Several of the friends OF Charles Sem
Y an estimable citizen of this village, !.
iled upon him and his wife last Wednes- y
y 10 congratulate him, it being his 10Th n
friday. They brought flowers and a :,
zee birthday cake. !;
Mrs. Susan Hutchinson Jones died at a
home in this village last Monday Of n
ght's disease, at the age of so years and v
months. Mrs. Jones had been in feeble d
ath from childhood and as she adj Y
1eed IN years she become more feeble n
. lor the past ten years has been con- d
W 10 the house nearly all the time and
me bed large part OF the time. Since
Y lai she had been gradually failing I'M
ler death. She was worthy lady and to
saly esteemed by all who had her ac-
anlance, very intelligent, well informed II
current events, interesting in converse 81
y and was very charitable to the needy
Y \ church matters in which she took a,
Nsly interest. Mrs.Jones was daugh- vi
~ Dea. Amos hutchinson, promi-
~ business man of Tunbrldge. She was !,
a dis 10 DR.. Joseph Jones OF Royalton ~ y
! l'io and soon after they moved to Hi &c
y, ~ making permanent residence at La
Y .a J. where the doctor practiced until RI
. sssan L years ago. He was very sue o.
, sss IN his practice and other business Of
mug. and became quite wealthy. His m
~ were brought here for burial and "a
" Placed in the family lot at Tun- al