Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
Ro,chester.

DIN. Coolidge was in town last Friday
H.Shipman OF Milford, Ia, is visiting in
town.
Jessie Fulleris in Herman, N ", for two
weeks.
Charles Hulett and wife spent Sunday In
Bethel.
Scott Tower has purchased place in
Bethel.
Carrie Simons Is with her mother, Mrs
Stanley.
George Shepard, wife and Bessie are in
Rutland.
George Topper OF Bethel spent sunday
in town.
Mrs. George Austin of Northfield Is vis-
iting in town.
Lucian Nichols OF Brandon was here fol
cows last week.
Calvin Lenox Of North Adams, Mass.
cine Saturday.
Mrs. Warkmau camssa last week and is at
H. n. ChRffee's, %, As&s
CO. Martin and L::'v. Pipsrywsfe in
Bethel last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. L.
e. Bailey, Aug. II.
! Clinton Clafiin and family have been in
town the past week.
Mrs. Emeline Fuller is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. c. Eaton.
Mrs. J. "A. Albee and son, Leon, were In
Bethel for day recently.
Miss Alics Whittock of Brandon is the
guest OF MIR. Kezer and wife.
Fred Phelps fell, putting his arm out OF
Joint, and is home for two weeks.
John w. Champion and wife of Rutland
spent few days In town recently.
Chas. Beckwith and family are in Nor
risville and vicinity for two weeks.
Charles and Warren Estey of Warren
spent last week with Geo. Shepard.
Mrs.Julia Weber and son ofNew York
are at their home here for few weeks.
Jane Harvey, Henry, George, Julian and
Urban we're at Lake Dunmore, Tuesday.
Mrs. Flora Lockwood and Miss Julia
Harvey spent the past week in Weybridge.
Walter Fish, wife and daughter Of Lud-
low spent last week with L. NJ. Kent and
wife.
Edward Abbott and wife spent Sunday
in town and Mrs. Abbott remains this
week.
Mrs. James Stockwell and Mrs. George
Stockwell have been in Stowe the past
week.
Isaac Taggart and wife went to St.Johns
bury last week. MIR. Taggart returned
Saturday.
The Loyal Temperance Legion went to
Bethel, Saturday, to attend meeting OF
that order.
Daniel Dix and wife OF Lowell, Mass,
UN - AL for mr. s,k ru
Van Dykes.
AFRO Gus hman and wife OF Randolph
spent day recently with his uncle, Arte-
mas Cushman.
Joseph Townsend and wife of West
Braintree spent few days recently with
Mrs. Van Dyke.
Homer Hall Of Dayton, N. Y, and Grace
Ellis OF Pittsheld were at Charles Martins
for day recently.
Mrs. Ida Richardson and daughter OF
Lowell, Mass, are visiting Gardner Rich
ardson and family.
The game OF baseball at Lake Dunmore
last Wednesday resulted in favor OF the
Rochesters by 2S to IA.
Chas. B. Flint, wife and daughter, Myr-
t e, of Middlebury spent the past week
with Ira Buck and wife.
Rev. W. H. Ryder OF Gloucester, Mass,
delivered an interesting sermon at the
Universalist church last Sunday
Mrs. j. e. Loudon and son left here last
week for Boston, and from there will go
to their home in Georgetown, o.
Geo. WEIGH and family left here Tuesday
for Boston and New York and viii reach
their home in Cleveland, o., about Sep
TENDER Is.
A game OF ball was played here Saturday
between the Pittsfelc and Rochester
mines, which resulted in score OF 25 to 10
in favor OF the Rochesters.
Rev. E. s. Fiske OF Waitsfield is expect
ed to conduct the services OF the Cong'l
church Aug. 25, in the G. A. r. hall, and
also to be at West Rochester in the after
noon.
Col. Albert Clarke's lecture on the "Bat-
tie OF Gettysburgh" was attended bya
crowded house and was very interesting.
Thursday evening he gave lecture on
sInvention" which was attended by a
highly appreciative audience.
Rev. L. H. Elliott OF Waterbury ad-
dressed union meeting in the M. e.
church last Sunday, in behalf OF the YER
mont Bible society. In the evening he
spoke OF the .Sins OF the Tongue before
union meeting n the G. A. r. hall.
The Y. IS. G. E. will hold flower
show at the GA. X. hall Wednesday Aug.
20. Flowers Of every description which
can be obtained in town will be exhibited
and prizes will be offered for the best dis
play. Ice cream and cake will be served
during the exhibit.
All who are interested in the temper
ance work are invited to join with the l.
o. g. T. in basket picnic to be held at
"Texas Falls" Friday, Aug %. Convey
ance will be furnished for all who have
no way OF going II they will notify Frank
Kezer, Thursday night or before.
Last Saturday evening Misses Lillian
Phelps OF New York and Mary Clark OF
Boston gave very enjoyable progressive
whist party at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e. L. Pierce. There were about 30
present. Cake and ice cream were served
after the whist, when dancing was en-
gagged in until near midnight.
Hancock.