Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-28
South RoyaIton Notes


cups and saueers, per set OF six each
ize.i steel enameied cham Der pals, 5Oc.s
MARsToN's.
: A. z. Waterman & Co. have returne,
from New York. Opening of winter mil
( linery Oct. 81.
!, Please notice samples OF II. L. B.xby'
everyday work and his price list in Dick
. erman's window.
Good value in heavyweight ribbon anc
, Ialmar brand Scotch, Spanish, Saxon,
ana Floss yarns at sargent & Sons.
E Call on Graham, South Royalton, fol
, your photographs. Everything up Il
Gate. Prices as low as any frst-class
E WORK. Sittings made, rain or shine. Nc
pies OF my work before going etseW here.
} II W. +. GRAHAM, Photographer.
Mrs. George Hackett returned home
last week
VIII Clogston of Boston is in town Wis
iting friends.
Homer Young of Barre was in town the
hrst OF the week.
Miss Hattie Faneuf OF Barre was at
home over Sunday.
Chas. Fulsom's little son has been very
sick the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Page visited at s.
G., Drew's last week.
Hoyt knight returns tomorrow to his
home in Hartford, Conn.
Horace Tenney went TO BrattIeboro
Tuesday TO visit his sister.
Miss Hattie Rand OF Epping, n. H., has
been visiting friends here.
| Z. E. Bamforth and wife were at J. NJ.
| Shepard's over the Sabbath.
Arthur and Warren Tenney returned to
college at Burlington Monday.
/ w. P. Hubbard is to paint the steeple
ana belfry OF the Congil church.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilson OF Franklin,
/ \. H., were in town over Sunday.
| George Doubleday says he has sold 500
pounds OF squash raised this year.
| Mrs. Winnie Briggs OF Someryille,
Mass, is visiting at j. B. Durkees.
Rix Williams took 40 pounds of honey
from bee tree he traced last week.
Rev. g. Van Blarcom will preach next
Sunday at Hewitt's hall at 2:20 p. m.
Mrs. Maria M. wilt returned from her
visit to Somerville, Mass, last week.
Frank Tenney and wife returned to
their home at Exeter, N. H., Friday.
Mrs. Blanche Riddsll went to Tun-
bridge last week to visit friends there.
uN lAhNH 0uuuhN htDOOi COnNtu-
ton is being held at Brattleboro this
week.
Mrs. Holden of Waterbury came
Wednesday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Josiah
Smith.
Miss Alma Foster and Miss Lucy Hale |
returned from their visit to Barre Monday /
evening.
Mrs. A. c. Waterman and daughter re-
turned home from New York the last OF
the week.
5. N. Pike OF Milton, recently in BUSH
uess here, advertises his stock OF goods
there for sale.
Miss Stella Black, who has been visiting
in Barre, Waterbury and Montpelier, re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. A. T. Newcomb, W. X. c. inspect-
or, was the guest OF Mrs. Oscar Stoughton
during her stay here.
J.C. Delsnge and d. F. Baker of Hor-
Mass, are in town purchasing
cows for their markets.
The copies Of Mrs. E. NJ. Lovejoy's new
book have been received and they are
having a good demand.
George Mudgett arrived home Saturday
after an absence OF six weeks in Boston,
New York ana Philadelphia. /
John Mudgett was elected collector at
ne SCHOOL WttAiuE DdAlEuhN
deber Foster having resigned.
Mrs. II. NJ. Doubleday and granddaugh
er, Nellie Gould or Somerville, Mass, are c
'isiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Doubleday. I
George Ainsworth, a graduate of the '99
lass OF the High school, has taken a
chool TO teach in Brookfield this winter.
Will Bingham arrived here from Lowell v
friday, driving his team over the road.
lis wife and daughter came few days 1
go.
Clinton Burke, son OF Edmund Burke,
rent TO the hospital at Hanover last
ionday TO receive treatment in case OF
ppendieitis. .
c. p. Tarbell's mare, Mayfiower, took ?
st money IN a race at Claremont junction
lst week and his colt, Bell, the I'd IN a 81
ace al Northtield. s.
II is reported that Hiram Rogers has
I'D out his interest in tinware shop at n
Iardwiek and is to locate in Exeter, n. II
l., with his family.
Mrs. Isabel Walsh, who has been in the Z
nploy OF J. II. Kent for the past two or y
lree ,ears, returned to her home In New Is
ork city last Tuesday.
Rev. j. ID. Beeman will preach at the r
road Brook schoolhouse Friday evening, n
,e 10Th. at 1880 O'Clock. This service d
i'm conclude the summer series at that
lace. al
4. F. Terry moves his stock OF Ieweiry %
CT, "a into the Martin block, where be re
IN have room to keen more goods, and Is
lt going to leave town as has been re- ci
,rted. an
Mrs. Alice Foster Rogers and daughter ia
Hardwick are visiting her mother and os
.ter. She goes to Exeter, n. H., from al
re, where Mr.. Rogers has a situation in
shoe factory. W
]. W. Bright received news from his da
ughter this week that Mr.. Haggett, n
sbier Of a bank in Lowell, Mass, where vi
r husband, John Wright, is teller, com as
itted suicide on Saturday last. The "a
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