Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-25
Rochester.

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y: K. Upper was in Bellows Falls and
vicinlty on business last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley and their daughter ATTENDED
the graduating exercises at Bethel FRIDAY
where their son, Mark was one OF the grad
uates.-The Cong'l sociable meets with
Mrs. j. w. Chaffee Wednesday-Jobn
Gould and wife returned to Chicago Fri
Gay after making brief visit to her grand
parents, j. w. Chaffee and wife.-Mrs. F.
A. Guernsey and son OF Hudson, Mass,
are IN town to spend the summer with the
Huntington family.-Mrs. DR.. Celley and
son OF Chicago, ILL.,, are visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Haskins.-Frank Hussey attend
ca the graduating exercises at Rutland
last week where his daughter Emma grad
yates from the high school.-Mrs. Sarah
Briggs and Mrs. Kate Lennox OF N. Adams
Mass, are the guests of John w. Camp
bell and wife.-W. j. Randall and wife re.
turn Thursday to Hoosac, N. "a. ] Mar
TN OF Philadelphia spent Sunday and Mon
day in town.-Next Sunday will be OBJ
served as children's day at the Universal
list church. The topic of the morning dis
course will be, 'The Law of Love-" Bap-
tlsm and confirmation will follow the SER
mon. In the evening concert by the Sum
day School will be given.-Misses Susie
and Lucia Nandyke and Miss Blanche
Martin have returned home from the Ran
dolph Normal School for their summer va
cation.-Henry Martin has painted his
house.-Mr. Volney Kelsler and wife of
Whiting are the guests of John Whitlock
and wife.-Geo. l.. Greeley, town treasur-
er, has the tax bill for 1891, and the time
for discount expires Sept. 1st.-Mrs. w. ID.
Huntington returned from Burlington and
Brandon Friday.-Mrs Julia Wing and
Mrs. w j Randall visited in West Ran
dolph last week.-Mrs.. o j Vandike and
Mrs. Chas. Kinsman attended the gradu-
atlng exercises at the Randolph Normal
School on Friday.-C. l.. Sargent is with
his aunt, Mrs. Geo. s. Guernsey for time
Mrs Martha Upper OF Bethel is stopping
for week with her son John.-LiIla Rich
ardson of Westminster is the guest OF Miss
Blanche Msrtin.-A daughter was born to
David Flanders and wife, June H.-Mrs.
+. A. Kezer spent Monday in So. Royalton
Lila Hubbard is in Hanover this week
attending the graduating exercises.-A E
Howe and wife of Roxbury are spending a
short time at w ID Hodgkin's.-f. L. Mar
tin and wife spent Sunday with his par
ents, where his wife will remain few
days.-Chester Pierce and wife of So Roy
alton are spending this week with their
son and family.-Lightning struck in the
road near Henry Wings last Tuesday
Rollin Goss OF Moretown who has been at
tending school at Randolph accompanied
Kiles Stockwell home last week.-Daniel
Colt Of Springfield, Mass, has been with
K p. Stockwell for a short time.-L p.
Puck and wife were in Randolph last week
Charles Gage and wife are at Mr.. Latti-
mer's.-"Old Fan" Gen. Cushman's old
horse, died Sunday at the age OF % years.
The Gen. has owned it nineteen.-Arthur
Hubbard and Mr.. Thompson return to Or
range, Mass, Tuesday Mary Goodno has
been visiting her aunt in Randolph.-A
Manchester wife and children have visit
al NJ mr. Goodnnia DhildranfQ daV tpa G
observed at the M. E. church Sunday m,
with speaking and singing by the child
ren.-Annie Messer and Mary Whitlock
returned from the Randolph School on
Friday.--N. G. Harvey is home from Wood
stock for couple of weeks.-Dr. Geo Nor
ris after spending a few weeks with his
aunt Julia has returned to his practice in
w Rahdolph.-Schooli in dist. IL, Roches-
ter, u Stockbridge closed last Friday with
public exercises. Mrs. Fannie L Bixby to
whom the pupils presented handsome
toilet set, was teacher. Roll OF honor, Car
rie Jones, Rena X Hubbard, Lizzie A Will
hanson, Addie M. Jones, Clayton L. Jones
Fred 0 Williamson.-M and Mrs V M
Hubbard observed the fiftieth anniversary
of their marriage Monday June I'D. A
family reunion was held in honor OF the
event. OF their II children ten were pres
ent, There were also present Mr.. Il Hub
bard. Mrs Harriet WEIGH, Mr.. G. II. Piper
and wife of Middlebury, Sylvester Taylor
OF Kelloggsville, n. ", Lucian Taylor and
wife of Midway, Mass, Chas. ii. English
and wife OF Woodstock and c. II. Walker
and wife of Keene, n. II. After refresh
ments were served valuable presents were
made. These were presented by A. l..
Shattuck with appropriate remarks, max
ing special mention of the gold headed
cane presented by the sons to the father,
and the gold thimble by. the daughters to
the mother, not for their intrinsic worth
or value but as testimonials OF the love of
the children for their parents. This was
followed by prayer by Rev. Hubbard.
The reunion was pleasant one and mum
Der OF neighbors and friends extended con
gratulations to the couple and wished Tor
fbap, many returns of the anniversary.