Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-26
Rochester.

NJ. M.Ball is in Bristol, Lincoln and Rip
ton this week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. futile OF Potsdam,
n. Y, are with her parents, II. II. Chanee
and wife.
A matched game of baseball is expected
| 10 take place here Saturday between the
Randolph and home teams.
Mrs. George N. Harvey died July %, az
ter a severe Illness OF several months. The
funeral was held Wednesday from her late
home, Rev. w. H. Wight officiating.
George F. Knowlton received the sad
news Monday OF the death of his sons wife,
Mrs. Gerry Knowlton, at Melville, Kan,
Sunday.
George L. Jewett and wife OF st. Joseph,
Mo-, are with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. l.. Jewett.
Wesley Hanson is in Groveton, n. H.,
EsH..Abbett OF Rutiandcanie here Sun.
day. His wife, who has been here for two
wee ks, ret urned with him Monday.
Rev. K. w. Sturtevant of Hartland is ex-
pected to preach at the Congl church
next sunday, in exchange with Rev .Carle-
ton Hazen.
Mrs. c. H. Bush spent last week with
friends in West Randolph.
C.M.Hunton was in Sails bury and Bran
don for few days recently.
DIR. Geo. II. Spiller, the optician, will be
at the hotel in this place next week Tues
day, July 31st, and Wednesday, Aug. LIST.
Hudson Bailey and wife OF West Ran
dolph spent a few days here recently.
Clayton Sargent and wife spent Sunday
with their aunt, Mrs. Guernsey.
f. H. Edgerton, wife and son and Jessie
Fuller went TO Warren, Sunday.
Miss Nellie Durkee OF Pittsheld is visit
ing in town this week.
A. r. Hubbard and son Frank and Car
rie Simonds OF Whiting spent last week
with Chauncey Stanley and wife.
Mamie and Kate Hines OF Norwich have
been with their cousin, Annie Messer, the
past week.
HI Cushman and wife left town last
Thursday for a drive 10 Windsor via Barn
ard and Woodstock, returning the first Of
the week.
g. A. K. hall last week "Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. He gave some very
fine sleight Of hand tricks.
Harry Waite was in town for two days
lately.
&c williams and family Of Leominster-
Mass, came to town last week. His wife
and children will remain for several weeks.
Bill Crossman is in town this week.
Messrs Jones and Maynard OF Brandon
registered at the Rochester House for
day recently.
Mrs. T.. Fuller and daughter Lena are
with H. c. Eaton and family.
Alfred Phelps has bought the stock and
trade OF the blacksmith shop OF his broth
er Henry.
Warner ID. Hodgkins and wife have been
in Olcott for several weeks.
Eugene johnson and Fred Blackburn OF
Bristol passed through here last week on
their wheels en- route for Dover, n. II.
r. W. Eaton, L. NJ. Kent and Elmer
Jackman were in Woodstock last week.
A. Briggs, Mrs. p. c. Tinkham aud
daughter, Mrs. Curtis, and her son and
daughter spent week in Barnard recent
~.
DR.. F. Z. Thornton OF North Palmer, \.
Y, was at {. ;. Martins for day last
week.
George Martin OF Gaysville spent day
here with friends recently.
Arthur Holden OF Windsor has been
with Q. G. Martins family the past week.
A. +. Robinson OF Richmond has been
visiting friends in town.
Chauncey Stanley and wife were in
Burlington for day recently.
Mrs. Alice Whitaker OF Windsor has
been in town for few days.
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Huntington visited in
West Randolph for a day recently.
G. L. Chaffee was in Woodstock last
week. His wife accompanied him TO Hart
ford
DR.. Hamblin OF Bristol was in town last
Saturday.
F.A. Hubbard OF Springfield, Mass,
came to Rev. w. II. Wight's, Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Louise Fletcher is visiting friends
in Plaintield this week.
Carroll n. Bush has gone to Beaver, Pa.
Chas. S. Martin spent Saturday and Sun
day in Brandon and Salisbury.
Sadie Robinson of Dandy has been with
her sister, Mrs. Luman A. Perkins, for
several days.
George H Sampson OF Peoria, H., is in
town this week.
There was a game of baseball here Sat-
urday between the Pittshelds and the
home team, which resulted in a score OF
20 to in favor of the Rochesters.
Alton NJ. Hubbard and wife OF West
Randolph spent Sunday in town.
Miss Nan Upper will give concert in
the g. A. r. hall Thursday evening, Aug.
ID. She will be assisted by Miss Libby,
harpist, Miss Jennie Mae Spencer, con-
tralto, Miss Alice Grover, violinist, and
E. H.Kittredge, pianist. Miss Libby plays