Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-05
south Royalton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT, Local Editor.
Immocks at cost to close at Pixies.

Henry 0sgood was at home over Sun
day.
Daniel Strong was in town Monday on
business.
DR.. S. n. Goss of Chelsea was in town
Thursday.
H. F. johnson Of East Randolph was in
town Saturday.
B. Shaw OF Tracy, Mich, visited Dr.Fish
and wife last weeS.
Miss Alice Brown visited friends in
Tunbridgelas week.
Chettie Sanborn says it is boy this
time bern Monday.
Miss Myrtle Carlisle of Exeter, n. H., il
visiting Mrs. A. J. Slack.
Station Agent Hazen solo 80 tickets for
the excursion to Vergennes.
F. sanborn and ID. NJ. Mcintosh returned
home to Lowell last Saturday.
Geo. Flint and wife spent Sunday with
friends at Silver lake, Barnard
Gard. Ashley and wife are visiting
iiiends in Rochester this week.
L, A.Cowen and wife OF Quechee visited
c. w. Cowen and wife last week.
Miss Cassie Bingham, a teacher in Sa-
lem, Mass, is visiting her home here.
Henry Doubleday and wife OF West
Hartford were in town last Thursday.
EIeu DJNuluB WAS luG
trout brooks in Wasnin gton last week.
Regular meeting of the q. a r. post and
corps Saturday evening at 1880 O'clock.
Hoyt Knight is able to be on the street
but cannot perform even light labor yet.
NJ. s.Adams returned from two weeks
business trip in Massachusetts Thursday.
W.T.. Cushm an, wife and daughter re.
turned to tn lir home IN Notthield Sltur-
day.
Miss Winnie Briggs and brother OF
somervlile, Mass, are visiting friends
here.
NJ. s. Mott, agent OF the Niagara Fire
Insurance Co, OF New York was in town
Friday.
Regular meeting of Rising Sun lodge,F.
& A. Nj, will be held next Wednesday
evening.
c. t. Southgate was at Hanover, n. H.,
last week to have his eyes examined by a
specialist.
Horace Allen, son OF Park Allen, OF Bos.
ton is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Hor-
ace Allen.
Allie Page has his string OF horses in the
races at Lancaster and Laconia, N. H., last
week and this.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Belknap and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. e. Black took in the excursion to
Vergennes Friday.
Henry Page, wife and son of Bethel Wis
tied 8. C.Drew and wife Saturday, return
ing home Monday.
Rev. L. w. Sharp went to Pittsfield last
Saturday, where he preached Sunday in
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Ford.
d. L. Lapage moves his family to st.
Johnsbury this week. Tie has neen in the
employ of Fred Fecto this season.
Henry Kinsmsn of Hartford, Conn, and
A. II. Lamb and party returned from their
outing at LAKE Dunmore Saturday.
E. ID. Williams moved mis- family and
household goods to Mortified last week,
where he Will make his future home.
Albert Cushman of Lowell, Mass, who
has been visiting his parents here for few
weeks, returned to his home last week.
Mrs. w. II. Wagstaff of New York city
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Kent
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schontag last week.
There will be no morning service at the
Cong'l church the next two Sundays, dur
ing the PASTORS absence. Other services
viii be held as usual.
Prof. Frank Graves and family will
move here the middle of the month, when
he will assume his duties as principal of
the Graded and High school.
The Ladies' society of the NJ. E. church |
will hold a lawn party on the lawn IN |
front of the parsonage Friday evening. Ice
cream and cake will be served. Come.
Col. w. c. Parker and w. Lindsey Of |
Quechee we're in town last week to meet I
their trainer, Harry Hudson, who has 1
charge of their horses in training on the /
track here.
j. V. Bridgeman of Boston and Erastus
Geer OF Troy, n. Y, were guests at the
South Royalton House Saturday. They /
have seen the longest service as traveiin g
men OF any who come mere.
Rev. Chas Ellsworth Petty OF Har land
preached here and at Sharon last Sunday
morning and afternoon respectively, in
exchange with Rev. c. IL. Pennoyer.
Rev. Henry NJ. Goddard will spend his
vacation at Camp Martin this week and
the remainder OF it at Ludlow. Mrs. God
dard has been in Ludlow for the past two
weeks with her parents and Will remain
during Mr.. Goddaro's vacation.
Rev. Dwight A. Ball of Bellows Falls
will preach next Sunday, Aug. S, and Rev.
Stanley Gates Spear the following Sunday,
Aug. 10, here and at Sharon in the morn
ing and afternoon at II a. no. and p. M,
respectively, for Rev. c. II. Pennoyer who
goes to his home in Sherbrooke for a two
weeks rest.
Rev. Mr.. Warner, pastor of the Cong'l
church at Bethel. preached here last sun
Gay in exchange with Rev. IL. Nj. God
dard. He took for his theme, peace
MAKERS, from the teAts 'biesseu art the
pescemakers for they shall be called the
children of God" and from which be de-
duced beautiful and practical illustrations
OF true manhood, happiness and kind
ness. His discourse was very interesting
and ELECTED close attention throughout.
Rev. J. e. Badger of Union Village will
deliver q lecture in the Congn church
Monday evening, Aug. 9, under the au-
spices of the Christian Temperance union,
on Symmetrical Development" Mr..
Badger is a graduate of the Young Mems
Training school at Springfield, Mass, and
has been engaged in Y. 81. c. A. work for
several years. He was physical director
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. of Toronto, Can, for
Tour years with great success. Mr.. Bad
ger IS good speaker and deserves full
house. There will be no admission fee.