Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-06-27
ROCHESTER.
Mr.. Whitcomb of Randolph, Mass, is
spending the summer at Mr.. Gove's.

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spending the summer at Mr.. Goye's.
Miss Catherine Southwick of New York
city is spending two weeks with friends
here and in Bethel.
Miss Eula Campbell of North Adams,
Mass. is spending the summer with her
father, J. W. Campbell.
The Cong1 soeiahle meets again this
week with Mrs. j. y. Chaffee.
Mrs. C. f. P4arsons has gone west to
spend the summer and has left all unpaid
accounts with q. l.. Chaffee.
DIR. George Morris of n. York city is
spending the summer with his aunt. Mrs.
Julia Weber.
Mr.. Swington of Leicester was in town
looking for oxen last week.
J. A. AIlbee and wife will attend the
graduating exercises at Barre, Vt. where
their daughter will graduate.
DR.. Fassett and wife have moved to
Roxbury.
II. Mosher and wife visited in Bran
don last week.
school closed in several of the districts
Friday.
The farmers began haying Monday.
j. A. Woods and wife, after trip OF
four weeks in Gardner and Boston, Mass.
return home on Friday.
Col. Albert Clarke and family have
gone to Wellesley Hills where they Will
make their future home.
Mrs. John Tower returned home Thurs
day from her western trip.
DIR. Martin of Salisbury and Miss Del
la Martin of Chicago were in town last
week.
w. O. Gleason and wife of Rutland are
spending a short time with their parents
R.F. Fassett of Rutland is the guest
of j. 5. Tower.
Mr.. X. II. Goodno and wife and Mrs.
Lutheria Eaton visited In Rutland last
week.
Mrs. Thompson returned to her home
in Orange, Mass. Saturday.
Q. u. Ford and wife and child while
driving Sunday narrowly escaped serious
accident.
The game of ball played by the End
nine of this place and the Stockbridge re-
suited in an easy victory for our boys.
The score stood IS TO s.
:. S. Root and wife returned home on
Thursday from their visit to Manchester.
Miss Jewett returned to her home in
Boston Monday after spending four
weeks with friends here.
Mr.. Weeks of Salisbury was the guest
of ii. NJ. Wing last week.
PC. Tinkham visited friends in North
field and Barre last week.
&c. Root has purchased farm and
moved to South Royalton.
Mrs. Lyman Tower of Royalton and
her daughter Mrs. Carter of Boston are
the guests of John Tower.
Frank Kezer gave large birthday par
ty to his school friends Friday.
DIR. W. d. Huntington returned this
week from Burlington after spending two
weeks.
Horace Whitney and wife spent Sunday
in Randolph with his sister, Mrs. Lewis.
Miss Addie Briggs of Brandon is visit
ing friends in this village and in Han
cock.
Scholars not having any marks on the
register in the school district on the
Branch, taught by Lila Darling, are
Alice Whitl0ck, Ella Mosher, Alta Whit
| lock. Emma Swinyer, Helen Stanley,
Wallace Wing, Walter Wing, Rollie Nc
Intire. Grace Washburne, Erwin Whit
comb Average number of days attend
ance of all the scholars, 43 IL.
Mrs. f. p. Holden of Bethel spent Sun
day in town with her brother, j. Il. Tup-
per.
Rev. 7. c. Marvyn returned Saturday
to Rutland and from there to Albany.
Mrs. Geo. S. Guernsey is visiting in W.
Randolph this week.
Grin Harvey lost valuable horse Sat
urday.
Next Sunday will be observed as child
rens' day at the Universalist church. A
cantata, entitled, "Barbara's Dream" will
be given by the members of the Sunday
School. A short sermon by the pastor
and baptism will follow. All cordially
invited.