Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-05
Rochester.

James Henry was in Pittsfeld day re
Gently.
Leroy F. Martin was in West Randolph
last Saturday.
C. Stanley was in Whiting day last
week.
Mrs. John Brown OF Goshen spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Angel.
Chas. B. Beckwith has rented room in
W. Blodgett's shop. where he is prepared
to repair boots and shoes.
David Dyer and wife of West Randolph
were in town last Saturday.
Charles II. Green will move his family
from Gaysville to the farm he recently
bought of o. S. Lewis, as soon as the trav-
cling will admit.
As Q. M.Ford was returning from Gran
vile, Sunday afternoon, driving a pair of
| four year-old colts, just above Hancock
dog came suddenly upon them, frighten-
ing them so that they jumped fence and
went down a steep bank 10 to IL feet The
harness and wagon were badly broken
and the colts were bruised. MIR. Ford es-
capped without serious injury.
Julius Galpin of Connecticut was here
this week and purchased several yoke of
oxen.
Charles Townsend spent Sunday in town
with his family.
Mary Sawyer went TO Granville, Monday,
to commence teaching class in MUSIC.
Wesley Hodgkins was in Bethel, Mon
day.
Fred Philips was not so badly hurt as
was reported. He has bad wound on his
leg but has so far recovered that he came
home Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Me. church met
in the church parlor Wednesday.
Frank Phelps was in Brandon, Monday
There will be a fountain placed in the
cemetery this spring.
We are very sorry to learn that Mrs.
Noble Will not come here this season to
hold her school.
Mrs. +. L. Pierce returned from Boston, /
Saturday, with a full line of millinery
goods FOR the spring trade.
o. n. McPhersons and Lewis Browns |
sugar house was burned last Saturday /
night.
Master Leslie Ashley Of SO. Royalton is I
visiting his cousins, Leslie and Chessie |
Pierce.
Every member OF the class that took the |
teachers examination AZ Hancock, March /
%, received a certificate. This is a good
showing for the class and fine record for
the Rochester Graded school, all being
members OF the same.
p. L. Martin was in Brandon, Monday.
Miss Carrie simonds has returned to her
home in Whiting.
Chas. Howe and wife of Roxbury and
Nellie Baker OF Stockbridge we're at Ward
ner ID. Hodgkins' last Sunday.
Joseph King has gone 20 Woodville, n
H., To be absent for few days.
Fred Huntington was in West Randolph
last saturday.
VIII Cook was in Brandon for a day last
week.
Harmon C. Smith spent a day in town
recently.
The creamery is expected to be ready to
run by the 10th of this month.
Guy Wilson was in town last week
Fred Martin was in West Randolph last
DR.. A. c. Bailey OF West Randolph was
In town Saturday.
Rev MIR. Backman Of Bethel preached
It the Congl church last Sunday, in ex- a
change with Rev. Carleton Hazen, who .
preached in Bethel.
Wilbur Hamilton OF Bridport spent last
sunday with IL. M. Wing and family.
Handy Martin OF Gardner, Mass, came
acre last Saturday, and returned with {.
W, Fassetts team, leaving here Sunday
Miss Ellen Pratt OF Chaplin, H., is the I
'uest OF II. NJ. Wing and family. I
Mrs. L. NJ. Morse is in critical condi-
ion,one side being entirely paralyzed. 4
Alpha Messer, master OF the Vermont I
itate grange and lecturer OF the National ?
range, viii deliver an address at the Mid
winter Fair Grange Congress at San Fran
isco. Cal, April, 10 and IA. He viii alGo
ist different parts OF California and stop
"a some Of the Western States on his re- q
urn.
The W. c. 7. u. meets with Mrs. W. +
ampbell next Friday afternoon. =
Alexander Briggs started for Norwalk,
>, Monday. q
For the next four or six weeks, | shall B
e at Bethel and will break colts for $40
all on or address me ct Bethel. Refer q
noes, Riley Biodgett, John Trask, James
rockwell and Mr. Taggart Of Rochester :,
OREN HoLBRooK, Bethel, VI. y
Bicycles: I nave three '93 model cDia-
lond 'saieties cost Sis hich have been =
sed very little, as good as new; your
hoic9 for 80. / also have a new Colts Il
spcating rifle, 15.shot. guaranteed accur-
te and perfect, for s12, former price SIS n
solicited on all sporting
GODS. X. p. STOCKwELL, Bethel, vi. .,