Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-14
Rochester.

Mrs. Loretta NJ. Morse died June llth,
after an illness OF several weeks.
Harry Clark, Eugene Segar and Edgar
Salisbury of West Randolph were in town
last Friday.
Mrs. volney Kelsey of Whiting was at
F.A. Kezer's day last week.
John r. Upper and Henry Raymond
were in Waitsfield, Sunday
Miss Addie Smith of Lewiston, Me-, was
called here by the sickness OF her mother,
Mrs. NJ. e. Smith.
Mrs. George w. Burdett and Miss Julia
Manley spent several days with J. 4.
Howard and wife, recently. aa1 ats. i
Mrs. Z. S. Fisk and daughter OF Waits
field were with her brother, @. @. Martin,
and family several days last week.
Watson ]. Lamb OF Someryille, Mass,
has been in town lately
Eastman & Hulett started a separator at
Granville Corners, Monday. Birney
Swinyer is to run It. The cream VIII be
brought TO tie churn in this creamery.
w. e. Topper sold his bay PAGER last
week to a Randolph party, for 800.
John Whitlock and wife of Brandon
were in town to attend the graduating eX-
ercises.
Helen Stanley is at home for the pres
/ ent.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
/ Boutelle, June nth.
The recent graduates OF the High school
have formed an alumni association with
I George T.. Lamb.oi Stockbridge, president
and May Alice Newton Of Rochester, sec
rotary and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. II. Bixby gave the SEN
/ Tor class a very pleasant reception al their
\ home, Wednesday evening, June 9th.
r. c. Cove OF Boston and Frank Hun
/ ton Of Newport, y. H., are with T. NJ.
[ Hunton and wife this week.
Alton Hubbard, Ella and Emma Bailey
I OF West Randolph were here 10 attend the
graduating exercises.
Ethelynd Gould Of West Randolph
spent last week with NJ. NJ Ball and fam
/ ny.
Horace Lamb visited friends in town
last week.
Charles Barrett OF Ludlow was in town
last week.
Carrie and Harry Eaton spent last week
with friends in town.
Galen Fish and Miss June Fassett Of
West Randolph were with +. A. hezer s
people a day last week.
E.. Edgerton was in Brandon on bust.
ness a day recently.
A daughter was born TO Alstine Par
memter and wife June 9th.
J.H. Chapman Of Bellows Falls spent a
day here last week.
Charles H. Green spent several days in
Woodsyille, y. H., last week.
II. II. Chanee was In Brandon day re-
Gently.
Wesley Hanson and wife were made
happy June ith by the birth 81 a son.
sidney smith was in Orwell last week
Mrs. Walter Cutter and two children
are stopping al l.. W McMoins.
Alfred Eastman returned to Bristol las
week.
seth Patrick and wife OF MiddleburN
spent several days with Nj. NJ. Ball anc
family lately.
j. II. Bixby is in Burlington TO attenC
the Masonic convention and he will visit
Chelsea before returning home. Mrs
Bixby accompanied him 10 Burlington
and will attend the graduating exercises
OF the High school in Brandon, Friday
night.
Isaac Hubbard is at ST. Johnsbury to at
tend the Ministers convention.
DIR. w. ID. Huntington and wife, haste
Millette and Miss Lucy McLane went Z
Brandon, Monday. Mrs. Huntington an'
Miss McLane remained through the week
, G.SlAnleN anu fTcu w lawn WNtc hSha
from Woodstock over Sunday.
Henry F. Nichols died Sunday morning
; aged % years. The funeral was held II
, the Methodist church Tuesday a. m, Rev
w. II. Wight officiating. The Masoni
: lodge, OF which he was a mem Der, tool
! charge OF the services. Mr.. Nichols was
; life resident OF this place and was much re
I spected by the entire community. Th
I burial was in North Hollow cemetery. II
left a widow and two daughters Z
; mourn his loss.
Mrs. A. W. Bowen and children OF 81
Albsns are at Ira Whittaker's.
John Emerson and Fred Newton wen
to Brandon and Lake Dunmore on thei
! wheels, Saturday and returned Sunda
: via. OF Middlebury and Bread Loaf Inn
e Oriin Lyon, while riding at great spec
!. on his WHEEL near 0ren Beckwith's, ra
4 over and killed large woodchuck.
t There will be Republican caucus mex
t Saturday might at the townhal at ia
O'Clock, to nominate delegates to Stat
e District ard County conventions.
y The second year OF the Rochester Grad
= ed school was brought to successft
close Friday evening. The occasion wa
. Of unusual interest, being the graduatio
le of the first class from the High school d.
y partment. The many friends of the scho'
ana lut NldcS kdtuNICa oooA
y as to tax the capacity of the G. A. b. ha
u to the utmost and some were turned ava
= for lack of room. The hall was prettil
:, decorated with flowers, ferns and evei
y greens and the class colors, with tt
y class motto-''Victoly by Labor"-in
ie prominent place. The exercises begs
with march with Miss Julia Trask ,piaI
J, list, while the graduating class was ushe
ed in and seated, with the principal, upo
= the stage. Prayer was offeredlby Rev.
n Chase. The speaking was intersperst
=, with frequent singing by the Ideal Ma
Quartette from West Randolph. The fr
81 auent encores testified to the pleasure
~ the audience. The grsduates-one your
:. man and seven young ladies-present'
= subjects of practical interest, treated Gre
: itably and delivered in pleasing way. >
~ speak OF them severally is impossibl
IN =. The program of speakers and the
y parts follows. Saiutatory, Modern In
Gu provements," George e. Lamb; essa
u tsMoney-Its Use and Abuse" Ella
r Swinyer; essay, "Joan of Arc" Alice
lg Whitlock; essay, advantages Of lndu
lu try Lila A. Hubbard: essay, 'Infiuen