Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-21
Rochester.

A narty OF about 80 young people wenl
TO Moss Glen Falls, Granville, last inuls
day and enjoyed pleasant time ne FL :,
horse team was driven within mile Vi
the Falls.
One death from diphtheria has occur
~ed in our vicinity and another patient 10
not expected to recover.
The graded school will be in charge OF
M Rixbv. a Dartmouth graduate VINO
has proved himself to be an able and COM
petent instructor.
Arthur Marble has leased his barber
shop.
school in Dist. No. closed July 10 with
q picnic. Those having no MARKS during
the term are, Lena Cole, Dora Pneips' anu
Susie and Harvey Kidder; Carrie Moou.
ward was absent one hall day on account
of sickness. EDITH A. COLE, Teacher.
James t. Phelps and family OF Boston,
are driving through New York, vermont
and New Hampshire and were at ene
Rochester House last Thursday.
Mary and Eliza Cooley of Nashua, y. d.,
are at w. d. Dunhams.
Mrs. F. A. Hubbard returns to her
home in Brattleboro Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Elliot OF Waterbury, Secretary
of VT. Bible Association, will preach al
NJ -
union service.
r. S. Morgan is here for few days.
Lester Ashley, son Of Gardner Ashley
of South Royalton has been with ms cous-
ms, Leslie and Chester Pierce for several
days.
c. E. Dolbear of Somerville, is with Luz
ther Shepard.
E. j. Hale, wife and daughter OF Detroit
(fhu a
family for week.
Harvey Kizer, wife and daughter oil
Plainfeld, have been with Jas. Fletcher
and wife several days.
Walter Munger of Detroit, Mich, was
the guest of Jessie Wright last week.
Chas. L. Martin sold his black horse to
Briggs OF Brockton for s175.
w. B. Vial, wife and daughter were al
j. r. Tupper's last week.
Col. j. G. Brown and wife are in Boston
this week.
F.A. Loring and wife OF Boston were
here the first of the week.
Rev. J. P. Marvin is in Boston this week
Rev. w. II. Wight and wife go TO Cot
tage City, Marthas Vineyard, Friday, te
| be absent four weeks.
Alice Barber OF Orange, Mass, speni
last week at l.. NJ. kent's.
| Mrs. Handy Martin of Orange, Mass.
| is stopping with her father, c. W. Fassett
c. w. Burgess and Q. NJ. Ford were il
Middlebnry last week.
fla. Guernsey and family started 70
their home in Hudson, Mass, with team
/ last Tuesday. Their first stop will be a
Windsor with G. X. Guernsey.
Julia Chamberlain, daughter of Franz
Chamberlain OF Wallingford, is visiting
aunts and cousins in town.
A. e. Hough of Lebanon, n. II. has beer
In town several days.
Mrs. Chas. Allen is with her sister, Mrs
II. w. Collins this week.
ELS. Jewett, son and daughter OF Bos
ton are stopping with +. L. Pierce AM
family this week.
A party Of 80 comprised OF young pecpl
and midsummer guests OF this town witt
coach and six, visited Moss Giens Falls il
Granville last Thursday and report a yer.
enjoyable time. The day was pleasant, III
scenery grand and blime and the ride O
ten miles beautiful mid valley and tower
ing hills.
Rev. Z. ]. chaffee OF Galesburg, H.,
here with his mother and other friend
for the week. He is expected TO preach a
kLt hCAt
Mrs. Edgar Eddy and children OF Gard
ner, Mass, are with her parents, Wn
Whitney and wife.
Chas. Hulet and vile of Bristol were
town last week the guests OF J. B. Swinel
Hugh and John Henry OF Boston al
visiting their mother for two weeks.
WIN Terry, wife and son OF Galesburl
H., are in town. MIR. Terry went froT
town % years ago. Their Father Loomi
of Keewanee is with them.
Mark Stanley was in town Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. Fisk OF Waitsfield spent Sun
day in town.
c. w. Farwell and wife OF Kansas Cit
are visiting his mother and other relative
in town.
Mrs. David circuit and children of Mel
rose, Mass, are boarding with f. NJ. Lat
timer and family.
Mrs. w, f. Hartwell OF Gardner, Mass
is visiting Winnie Fassett this week.
VI. NJ. Ball and wife were in Moretow
Sunday to attend the funeral OF friend.
c. E. Townsend, wife and ARENAS, al
rived Monday TO remain in town sewers
days.
Miss Eliza Hubbard of Brandon is Wis
iting her aged father, George Hubbard.