Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
ROYAlTON,

LosT:-In North Royalton Sunday p. m.
purse containing a sum OF money.
Finder please leave with Annie Wood
worth.
WANTED:-About July LIST an, efficient
woman for general homework in family
of five MEMBERS house in the village.
Apply TO Mrs. c. p. Doubleday, Royal
ton, Vt.
Miss c. I. stickney spent last week in
Hanover, y. III.
Miss Wheeler from Keene, n. H., was at
Hon. ID. G. Denison's Monday.
y. w. Gay was in Woodstock Saturday
with the South Royalton baseball team.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Pecor Tuesday of last week, June 25th.
! Rev. Levi Wild is spending vacation Of
three weeks with his family at Dea. John
I Wild's.
A solo by Frank G. Reynolds gave much
pleasure to those who attended the Congl
church Sunday.
DR.. W. L. Paine went to Chester last
week. His son, William, returned with
him for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Morris and little daughter
from Randolph, Wis, spent Friday and
Saturday at Locust Lodge.
Mrs. l.. b. Dow was called to West Der
ry, \. H., Tuesday by the serious illness
OF her daughter, Miss Bertha George.
A. ]. Woodwork lost valuable COW
last Friday. She was feeding on the bank
OF brook when a caving OF the earth let
her down into the brook in such a posi-
ton that she could not move.
The entertainment given by Frank G. |
Reynolds of Boston Saturday evening was
one of great merit, a selection from "The !
Sky Pilot and several from "Eben Hol- !
dem being particularly good.
Alec Taylor was married June Goth to |
Miss Flora Gallagher Of Claremont, n. H., |
and, with his bride, spent Sunday at the 4
home OF his father, A. j. Taylor. Mr.. and !
Mrs. Taylor will reside in Claremont
The following letters are unclaimed at
this office Mr.. p. A. Cowles. Mrs
Myrtle Webb Curtiss, Prof. Clifford, Miss
X. 7. Kendall, Mr.. George Laberdie, Mr..
Milan Packard and Miss Ethel Tower.
School in district No. :, taught BY Grace
Adams, closed June 2Sth. humble OF
pupils, 3D. Those having no marks were
Eleanor Hunt, Myrtle Campbell. Mary
Winslow, IVA Ida, Gladys, Ben and Fred
Russ.
The pupils in the Howard district hav-
ng no marks during the summer term are
iuy Rand, John Fosby, Ona Davis,
Lucinda Howard, Alice and Lena Adams.
Whole number, IA; average daily attend
ince, l2.S. j. NJ. MILLER, Teacher.
quiet wedding took place at the resi-
ience OF q. w. JOY Saturday evening
when his eldest daughter, Flora, was mar
led to Mr.. Fred r. Haynes OF south
Rev w. +. Mann officiating.
)nly the families and a few intimate
riends were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
haynes will be at home at Maplewood !
arm, South Royalton. Mrs. Haynes
many friends in Royalton extend congrat-
lations and good wishes.
g. II. Harvey, Jr., has in his possession
geography which was published in 1874,
nd which is of unusual interest The 2
ages, of which there are 1870, measure ?
in. by in. and the maps, OF which there
re only few, are proportionately dimin- a
tive. In the chapter on Vermont Is the
;-''Windsor and Rutland, by a
tie act OF the legislature, are alternately
be the seat of government for eight
ears. The former is situated on the y
onnecticut river and contains about 1000 &
ihabitants; the latter lies on the Otter q
reek and contains upwards OF 400 inhab-
ants. Both are tlourishing towns
Newbury is the shire town Of Orange i
'unty. II has a court house and a very .
egant meeting house for Congregational y
Is, with a steeple, the first erected in the n
ate" When this geography was printed y
)t and pearl ashes were the chief exports
Vermont, and maple sugar is spoken of Il
one OF the most important manufac-
res More space is devoted to spanish !
ominions in North America than is re- ~
Tired IN the geography Of today. u,