Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-09
Rochester.

Rochester.
! Geo. n. Burditt and wife were here last
week for their goods, which they moved
to Pittsfield where they have lately pur-
chased a farm.
Eugene Robinson has engaged to work
in the store Of Hilton & Stevens, Rich
mond.
John L. Howard was in Pittsford last
week.
Leslie Pierce is home from Barre for his
vacation.
Miss Mary Buchanan has been at f. A..
Kezer's a few days.
Claude Campbell will be at home two
weeks.
Henry Damon has purchased a farm in
Ripton and moves there this week.
Evelyn Fuller has zone to Woodstock.
Mrs. David Doberty has gone to New
Hampshire.
The Graded School has 81 scholars, not
as reported last week.
Amos r. Guernsey and wife spent a day
last week with their son and f~mily, r. A..
Guernsey.
Mat. Hussey Of Rutland was with his
brother, Frank, last week.
+. A. Kezer was in Richmond a few days
recently.
Kiles ~Stockwell spent two weeks at home.
Alvi t. Davis closed his labors with LII.
Trask and went to his home in Marshfield
last Saturday.
The Methodist sociable was with Mrs.
James p. StocKwell last week Wednesday.
Rev. Alonzo Chase was in Bethel last
Friday.
Harry Hubbard is at home for a week.
Helen Stanley is with her aunt, Mrs. 9.
w. Angel, this week.
Mrs. { has. Allen has been with her sis
ter, Mrs. IL. W. Collins, for a week.
Rev. Geo. s.. Guernsey preached in Bar
nard last Sunday.
Scott Blown is at work for f. A. Kezer,
driving the mule team.
Alfred Phelps and daughter, Emma,
went to Addison, Sunday. Miss Emma
will remain there for the present.
Sarah Whitlock spent Sunday at +. A.
Kezer's.
Harry Boutelle and wife have gone to
Pittsfield to live with her father.
Jennie Baker is home from Warren this
week.
Philander Baker has so much improved
from a severe and lingering sickness that
he was able to drive to DIR. Huntington's
last week.
John H. Trask was in Bethel on BUSH
ness Monday.
Mrs. G. G. Hubbard is slowly improv-
ing.
Frank S. Merrill and Mrs. Cora L. Luce
OF Stockbridge were married at Rev. Geo.
5. Guernsey's, Sunday, March 8.
The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist So
ciety will meet with Mrs. H. H.. Cnaffee,
Tuesday afternoon and evening, March IA.
Emulous Downer and family spent last
Sunday in Ripton.
JIG. Morris is in Brandon for a few days.
Mrs. John w. Campbell, who has been
very sick, is improving.
Ephraim Hoyt and wife are to move
back with her parents, on account of the
of Mrs. Hubbard.
A daughter was born to Geo. and Edna
Stockwell, March 6.
Sidney Smith and wife have returned
from Orwell.
The Rochester Dramatic Club will pre-
sent its play in Gaysyille. Thursday even
ing, the 9Th.
The dramatic entertainments last Thurs
day and Friday evenings were successful.
The receipts amounted to $50 and will give
a net gain Of over S3S.
Luther Shepard n wife are here and
will remain for the present as he has sold
barber business in Ludlow.
Geo. II. Shepard and wife have been in
Rutland this week.
Two young men visited the High School
the other day and took notes. 1t is whis-
pered that they were in search of a model
heroine to figure in a twenty five-cent
novel, which is 500 to come before the
Officers elected at the town meeting:
A. Messer
Town clerk, f H Edgerton
treasurer, Geo. L Greeley
Selectmen, John P Marsh, Clayton c Hub
bard, VIM II Cahee
+ H Edgerton, H H Chaffee, Cal
win Morse
n collector, r A Guernsey
End constable and collector, H H Chanee
to defend suits, A Messer
School directors. A Messer. / T Hubbard.
Calvin Morse
Road commissioner, T ID Austin
Grand jurors, ID McCollom, 1T Hubbard
School tax raised, 30 cents on a dollar.
Tax raised, including road tax, 10 cents
on a dollar.
Voted to buy a new hearse and a new
safe.