Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-17
Rochester.

Mr.. Marvin's subject next Sunday, will
be ''Do you worship Gods"
John w. Campbell and son are in Wind
sor for few days.
Merritt Brink who has been driving team
| for P. c. Tinkham on his lumber job, went
home sick last week.
There will be an auction sale OF personal
property at the Haskins place, Saturday
| March 20, commencing at 8 o'clock.
Claude Campbell goes to Barre to attend
school this week.
Chauncy Stanley was in Goshen over
Sunday.
Mrs. Angie Goodno is in Norwich for a
few weeks.
Owing to the inelemency of the weather
Thu rsday and Friday evenings the attend
ance at the dramatic entertainment was
not as large as usual, but the club shows
taste in selection OF plays and allotment
of parts, each playing we'll. II was re-
peated Tuesday evening
Warner Hodgkins has rented r. f. Fas-
sett's place at the lower villagesand moved
there for one year
j. Walter Lyon has taken A. G. Stock
wells farm.
Rufus Towle a respected resident died
March 10th, aged SIS years. Funeral Sat
urday, Rev., w II. Wight officiating.
Chas. f. Kinsman is at home for few
days.
rs. Morgan spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. j. G. Sargent of Bethel was with her
brother Alpha Messer few days last week
to assist in caring for his daughter Annie
who is very sick but improving.
The place long owned and occupied by
he. l. q. e.s -. n
has gone to Granville to live with her sis
ter Mrs. Geo. Ford, for the present.
w. II. Campbell has been appointed ma
pie sugar weigher for this vicinity.
j. c. Morris was in Brandon last week.
c. NJ. Angel is at home this week.
Will Huntley has bought n. w. Rindge's
farm
r. F. Fassett has sold his interest in the
Jeweu farm to Carroll IL. Wiley.
Fred Handy was here last week.
Mrs. David Fales returned to her home
in Brandon last week.
G. H. Wiley has sold his house and lot
at lower Village to h. Fassett for $1,000.
S. f. Ramsdell who was on the A. Cush-
man farm has moved to Berlin.
Ed. Hatch and wife of West Randolph
spent few days lately with VIII Cass and
family.
c. II. Wiley was in Rutland on business
last week.
Mark Atwood and wife of West RAN
dolph were with her brother II. f. Clifford |
last week.
A large party of friends and relatives /
gathered at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Al /
pha Morse Wednesday evening, March 2, /
to witness the marriage ceremony of their 1
son, Calvin to Miss l.. A. Beardow by Rev. |
L. S. Hubbard. A pleasant social time |
was enjoyed and bountiful repast serv- /
I'd. Following is list OF the presents: /
Brussels carpet, Mr.. and Mrs. Beardow; 1
Turkish rug, Mrs. Alfred Edmonson; sill 1
'er cake basket; Rochester hanging lamp,
: c Harvey and wife, w II Campbell and |
wife, II II Cushman and wife, Geo l. Gree
ey and wife; silver butter dish, Mr. and
Mrs II Bush, Mr. and Mrs c J Bush; pair
'ases, Mr. Stanl- ~ and daughter; slumber
ODE, Anna Beardow; / doz. China plates,
Mr. and Mrs { G. Martin and Mr. and Mrs
A Guernsey; sugar shake, + ID Morse
nd wife; photo case, Mrs Belle Flint;
raeker jar, Lutte Bailey and wife; berry
pooh, M w Bingham; set nut picks, A.
,el Woodland; cracker jar, III M Wing and
wife; pie knife, Alpha Morse: berry
pooh, j g Sargent and wife; pair towels,
BETTY Kennedy; 2 Sterling silver table
poems, G w Angel anu wife; 1-2 dozen
ruit knives, Clarence Messer; mirror,
ienry kinsman; bonbon basket, Geo. 4
fosher and wife; silver cake basket, o A
'heney and wife; pie knife, II Flint and
fife; silver spoon holder, O r Eaton;
hoto album, c Morse.