Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-16
Rochester.


Rob Upper is at home for the present
Chas. s. Martin was in Brandon Tues
day.
Clinton Robinson was in Brandon Mon
day.
Geo. N. Gleason OF Boston is here this
week.
Miss Jennie Baker spent last week at
home.
DR.. Clough and family were in town last
Friday.
d. M. Coolidge was in town few days
recently.
Mrs. W. H. Campbell returned home
Saturday.
Ella Swinyer was at home for few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will c. Walker spent last
week 10 Brandon.
Miss Carrie WEIGH OF Cleveland, o., is
at the Old Home.
Mrs. G. G. Martin was in Waitsfield sew
eral days recently.
Mrs. o. E. Walker is with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wardner Hodgkins.
John Topper and DR.. w. D. Huntington
we're in Bethel Monday.
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for few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bixby returned from
Keene, N. H., last week.
Anna Rix from Stock bridge spent Sun
day with her sister, Sadie.
Fred Curtis OF Newark, NJ, is the guest
Of Paul Tinkham and wife.
Miss Cassidy has just arrived at the Old
Home from New York city.
Chas. Marsh and wife OF Randolph spent
few days in town recently.
Mrs. A. N. Robinson and daughter OF
Danny came to town Monday.
Arthur and Florence Kinsman returned
from Lowell, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Gale OF Montpelier is spending the
week with Mrs. Agnes Brown.
Miss Lena Willett Of New York city ar
rived at the Old Home Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Spaulding OF st. Adams is the
guest OF Chas. 4. Root and wife.
Mrs. E. l.. Pierce has moved her mill.
merry goods into her new rooms.
Henry Whitlock OF Rutland has been
visiting Ray Messer the past week.
Mr.. Roscoe will take for his topic Sun
day morning, "The Transfigured Life"
Mrs. NJ. s. Carr of Middlebury spent
last week with James Walker and family.
MrsJulia Wing was called to Waitsfield
last week to attend the funeral OF friend.
Harold Ellis OF Mortified spent last
week with his uncle, +. s. Ellis, and fam
lily.
Topic for the Y. P. c. U. meeting Sun.
day evening, Temperance ana My Neigh
bors."
Miss Eliza Hubbard OF Brandon is WIS.,
ting her brother, u. u. Hubbard, and
family.
Albert Sault OF st. Johnsbury Is with
George E. Mosher and family for few
weeks.
Harold and John Campbell, sons OF Will
Campbell OF Napoleon o., arrived In town
Friday.
Mrs. E. A. Curtis and son, Edward, OF
Newark, N. j., arrived at +. G. Tinkham's
Saturday.
Miss Lucia VanDyke has returned from
Harwich Port, Mass, where she has been
teaching.
Rev. w. N. Roberts preached in Gran
vile Sunday, in exchange with Rev. Mr..
Gluckler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis came from
Benson last Saturday and are at George
Shepard's.
Miss Meta Jenkins OF Harwich Port,
Mass, is the guest OF Lucia VanDyke for
two weeks.
ELS. Whitaker and son OF Rutland were
here last week. Earl will remain for sew
eral weeks.
Nelson Washburn and wife and Miss
Belle Sears OF Rutland were in town for a
day recently.
Mr.Frank Hazen OF New York has been
visiting his brother, Rev. Carleton Hazen,
for few days.
Mr.. Chappek OF Rutland came here Mon
day to look after The reservoir which Is to
he built at once.
Mrs. Chas. Wyman and son, Frank, of
Randolph visited Wardner Hodgkins and
wife last Friday.
Frank Knowlton and family OF Brattle-
boro are with his parents, Mr.. any Mrs.
Geo. Knowlton.
brand Mrs. Lee of Wells River were the
guests OF DR.. W. d. Huntington and wife
several days last week.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Universalist So
ciety Will meet in the church vestry Tues
day afternoon: July q.
Geo. Hazelton OF Bristol was in town
Monday to apply for the position OF prin-
cipal OF the Graded school.
Mrs. John W. Stearns and two children
from Massachusetts are with her father,
John W. Campbell, for few days.
+. L. Pierce and wife OF New York and
Mrs. N. Wildwood Of Bridgewater visited
Mrs. E. L. Pierce one day last week.
Frank Hpaulding, wife and daughter,
Eva, and Miss Flossie Spaulding OF st.
Adams are visiting Chas.E. Root and wife.
j. H. Bartlett OF Barton Landing was in
.,.yn last week to put in personal appli.
cation AS principal Of the Graded school.
The Rochester baseball nine played the
Riptons on the latter's ground Saturday,
MIN the result VI 10 to l4si in favor OF the
RiptOns. N a "A
The Christian Endeavor meeting next |
Sunday evening Will be led by Mrs. Mary
Downer. The topic is, "Books and Read |
ing; How to Get Good Therefrom.n
One day last week John w. Campbell,
after returning from the creamery, left |
The milk can on the piazza with his coat |
thrown over it. In short time the coat
was found to be on fire, having caught
from the sun.
School In North Hollow closed July I'd.
Those having no absent nor tardy marks
we're Edward Clark, Mabel Harvey, Erline,
Bessie and Vera Eaton. Louis Hubbard |
was absent only one day.
ALICE NEWTON, Teacher.
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