Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-07
South Royalton Notes.
10 dangerously i'll.
. I SARGENT, Local Editor.

SARGENT, Local Editor.
NV ------------
.ao Gov is dangerously III.
The Graded school closes TINS week -
a, y,, James Pike has recovered from tn
mumps' ,oa bome from Lowell
his week .o,ouoa from h;s 70
i B. Durkee has recovered rom MS re
su ,s Hattie Gould of Boston visited he
.. u,G here last week.
a p.r Walter Dole will preach in thu
ni,yseIrsalist hall March II.
R. Whitaker Of Richmond called
VI Mrs f. A. Rogers, Monday.
U W. n Skinner is confined to the house
A; 4 i tbe en- humps and is seriously i'll.
", and Mrs. George Cotton were made
am, last last Friday by the birth Of a SON.
'' trvone desiring instruction on piano,
ApsV az hanio. please call on or write to
0'p'' MRS. KITTIE SHEPARD BELKNAP.
ma ladies', Aid of the U. V. S.will meet
~ M Mrs. j. G. Ashley, Thursday after
S yss, .a have been nearly 100 cases Of
. ,m, in this village this winter and the
d is not YET
40 entertainment given by the Chelsea
s NV club here last Wednesday was
patronized.
Cd Abbott has purchased the stock
Itools ofthe harness business owned by
y late Seymour Durkee.
Tho Ladies' Social circle OF the Cong'l
, iut wv, will serve baked bean supper in
y AVE yestry at six o'clock pm, Wednesday,
iarch l3 80.
/, John W. Slack, former resident of
h town, died very suddenly at his sons
Vergennes.
Mr., lane Reynolds, an elder sister of
. me-, Buck of this village, died last Tues
az At her brother's, with whom she has
nsde her home for several years.
CH Abbott has moved to Braggville,
lIsw The family went last Saturday, ex-
snttbe eldest daughter, who is engaged
sbOokkeeper at the shoe factory.
George W. Leonard is to move his fami-
Ia south Tunbridge next week. Mrs. |
Hannah Bain, who has boarded with them
IN ths past eight rs,will go with them.
Henry Osgood has engaged to represent !
h Mccormick Moving aud Reaping Ma
hine company on the road this season. |
IN territory will include Vermont, New
hampshire and Maine.
Horatio Cate Blake died Saturday, Feb.
B aged 81 years, months and II days. He
IN widow and three children, one son,
llbert c., Bethel, Mrs. Agnes M. Gilman
' nd Mrs Alice j. Smith of Nashua, N. H.,
| D aged step mother. five brothers and
| mo sisters. One brother died in Mime
i polls in 1876, and twin brother died in
Minneapolis in 1883.
Some Royalton people who happened to
Nat the telephone last Saturday night
J. bout $3.50, enjoyed novel musical treat,
'Msinging and banjo playing OF Hal w.
Blown OF the Shepard Family, who was
|ntertaining Landlord Woodland and few
kands. The music could be heard dis
tuctly over the wires and was highly APP
|ncated by elong distance listeners.
Miss Lena Burbank, daughter OF Orrin |
Burbank Of Royalton, was married to
Frank B, Northrop, eldest son of Albert /
SOrthrop Of Tunbridge, Wednesday, Mch.
! by Rev. W. R.Davenport of Barre, at the
,Ome Of the bride. After their return
rom their Wedding trip, they will return ,
. Barre to reside, where Mr.. Northrop is !
ngaged in business and she in teaching !
. the Graded school.
Hal W, brown and w. s. Perry, gentle
men well known In New York amusement
ircles, have secured the, services of the
hepard Family for two years. A most v
leasing change has been made in the
vie Of entertainment. A bright comedy +
hit, "a Family Affair, written especially
y them, will be produced. New music,
oth vocal and instrumental, is being re- 2
sarsed daily, An entertainment of the
sheSt standard may be looked for. The v
npany will open here Tuesday, March +
and will start on tour Immediately.
Scelent time has been secured and we U
speak for both management and Fami- +
a prosperous and pleasant season.