Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-16
south Royalton Notes.
NIL SARGENT, Local Editor.

:, p;te has moved into the Henri
opbeday house.
CESSATION received severe setback D.
,0.t Monday night.
w. w.. " V. Eastman is visiting her sis
n n South Woodstock.
tl M M Morgan preached for the Uni
h '.Iist society last Sunday
's rsa shepard Family started on its sum-
u In concert nee tour last Monday.
n u. W. .oncert given by the Harper's Ferry
I ls.S Vauintet was well patronized.
lolvl' BERT Sargent and Miss Laura
MIS-, Tere in Randolph, Saturday after
noon. :, ohiIdran,e ernrees
suO carts, wheelbarrows and doll car
i. - ,o,s Mrs. Susan Jones in her will
Ins .t ls' CSong,l society her fine residence
x windsor street and sSoo.
~ - Moves was called to Haverhill,
W. I.st Saturday by the sudden death
!, sI rs mother from apoplexy.
" ...,o cuperintendent Of education, Prof.
- ' Stone, is to visit the school board
IRE on special business this week.
Iris Talbert offers for sale, at cost, the
Es nirg stock OF his new Concord bug
snS and one and two-seated express
Tigons. ~
IN George Cotton last wednesday ana
s INT assist him in the Laundry business, IN
rhich be is engaged.
sunday. the 26th, Memorial services will
' Ssd At the NJ. E. church and will be
sssr rs by Rev. HI. e. Sharp, assisted
N Rev. h. NJ. Goddard.
The ladies' Minstrel club is to give an
,,,s,tainment at Woodlands hall THUS
az .s' evening, May 80. The proceeds are to
sotor the Fire department.
Nr Ada stoughton Willard Of New
york city, who is in charge OF the train
No school for male nurses at Bellevue
to;uta was in town last week.
The LANG Brothers will give an enter
,nment with large monograph, repro
Snrrp lectures, music, instrumental and
rM, st the Cong'l church Thursday,
Msy3
Ctrre Cotton and family left here last
~ Nsdnesday for their new home in
prnhN. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton leave
MANI warm friends who wish them much
ucsss and future prosperity.
NM If the most promising colts ever ,
su in this vicinity is the chestnut colt,
Fremont. BY Freestone. He is two years
MI ten months old and stands Is hands j
MI. Trainer Whitney is confident OF :
(his colts ability to beat 80 this fall. &
Bjyby post, G. A. R., has completed ar
spgements for the observance OF Memo.
hi day and the Sunday Memorial ser.
ices The Sunday service will be held at ]
Nd N. E. church May 26, at 1 O'Clock, and {
Eil be union service OF all the churches 9
ntOvn. Rev. Mr.. Sharp, pastor Of the 7
y. E. church, will conduct the services, :
SISTED by Rev. H. NJ. Goddard, pastor Of t
)he Congl church. At $3.50 a. M, May 30,
3ne several cemeteries in town and East q
Barnard will be visited by detachment, OF 4
Die Post and Sons Of Veterans. The exer. y
ses at the cemetery at So. Royslton will q
BE- in charge of Commander j. w. Waldo; L
n North Royalton, OF Past Commander e
D. N Soughton; at East Barnard, Past p
Commander l.. D. Leavitt. At p. M, p
Bixhy post Relief corps, with Mark J.Sar- 7
kentcamp Sons Of Veterans as escort, and al
Etizens will assemble at ID. c. Stearns' no.
II and, headed by the South Royalton 81
FOrnet band, will march to the cemetery n
pear the village, where the G. A. r. ser.
fices will be given. The procession will az
|hel march to the Cong'l church, where m
(hs Memorial grafton will be delivered by
Plsl' Josiah Grout of Derby.
| The remains OF Miss Emily Robinson OF
Chichester, N. H., whose sudden death II
)Nurred last week Tuesday of apoplexy,
ffe brought here Thursday for burial on gi
Fsoad Brook. Miss Robinson was a ma
pc oi aartland but her early life was a.
ENn in Royalton in the Broad Brook dis.
ne, where she had many warm friends. :,
MEET Royalton twenty years ago and r
E9 up her residence in Manchester, N.
\, Where she had since resided. In the te
winchester Uniona brief sketch OF her
sTas given. Miss Robinson was a re- BIZ
PARABLE woman, both in natural ability
Ia IN The perseverance with which, un- nc
u seemingly insuperable obstacles, she NJ
|aHled her favorite studies, perfecting w.
eshsll IN them and attracting the atten- Z
Eol Mothers more favorably situated. he
Ign early childhood she was passionate re-
l0no OIL flowers and cherished the de-
|, 70 become proficient in botany. w
oAe 10 Vermont two years ago, she dis in
E,slea species Of fern which had not nc
sl0N oeen discovered. 1t was discov- :
Y winch called forth warm letters OF ap- Ef
ts.ylalon from the botanists of Harvard 60
sSIsge and others interested in botany. til
v, " aa l one OF the most complete individ- OF
". Voiectlons in the country. She had 81
N nv pans Tor greatly extending her work III
\ n ss summer and had formed large class NJ
! !, s .sl;l IN her favorite study. She was M
Il; aI .ss member of the Unity club and III
h. rrSIas ag OF the botany division of 1t an