Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-27
Rochester.

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Miss Hall has returned from New Yor
with nice line of millinery. Please CIV
her a call. No trouble to show goods. ~
w. s. Chase was in Boston last wee
buying goods for the fall and winter trade
Call and see his line of sterling silver nov
elites.
For SALE: A hardware store doing
good business and in one OF the best 10
cations in this vicinity. Owner Will sci
house, store and barn and stock or VII
sell the buildings alone. This is splen
did chance to walk right into good pay
ing business. No bonus asked ior TN
good will. Inquire OF Arnold a wilson
Bethel.
Mrs. HAGEN returned here Monday.
George Guernsey was in town Monday
Claude Campbell was in Bethel Mon
day.
P. L. Weber returned from New York
Friday.
Rev. Carleton Hazen was in Bethel
Monday.
Mrs. Clara Church is in Springfield for
few weeks.
Miss Maud Miles has gone to Wilt
mantle, Conn.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Ford were in town
day last week.
Carroll Harvey was in Waltham and
Boston last week.
Geo. F. and Mrs. Stockwell have been
in Boston for week.
VIM. Burroughs and wife have returned
from New York city.
Ransom s. Morgan has been with his
mother the past week.
Mrs. Goodeil is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. w. Shepard.
James Tisdale and family have moved
back to East Middlebury.
Quinn Grover OF Bristol spent a few
days with Chas. Hulett recently.
Chas. b. Beckwith will repair boots and
shoes at the house where he lives.
P, &. Tinkham, wife and Alexander
Briggs spent the past week In Boston.
MIS-. Julia Wing and Mrs. C. G. Martin
are spending this week in Montpelier.
Mrs. ID. A. Jones and daughter, Ruth,
spent last week with Mrs. FL. M. Wing.
j. s. Lewis of Benson has been with his
daughter, Mrs. Estey, a few days lately.
Denison Fassett, wife and Marcia Fas-
sett spent Sunday ut the Bread Loaf Inn.
There will be Harvest supper at the
chapel in West Rochester Friday evening.
Miss Maud Clark was called to Proc
torsville Monday to sing at a funeral SER
vice.
Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. McIntire OF Bris.
toll visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hulett last |
week.
Elva Hoisington and wife OF Maiden, |
Mass, visited A. z. WHITAKER and wife |
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldredge of Warren spent
several days with E. I'll. Edgerton and
family lately.
Rev. l.. G. Hathaway from Silver Lake
spent few days with j. n. Estey and
family lately.
Mrs. ID. b. Humphrey OF Rutland spent
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Girls
void recently.
Miss Alics Newton spent Sunday at
home, accompanied by one OF her schol-
ars, Miss Kirby.
Rev. t. Roscoe, pastor of the Universal
list church, will preach his farewell SER
mon Sunday morning, Oct. 30.
Mrs. II. Morrow has returned from West
Newton, Mass, and will spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Louise Martin.
The ladies of the Universalist society
Will serve chicken pie supper in the
church vestry Nov. 1. Supper from to
2 p. m.
DR.. Harry v. Hubbard has bought out
DIR. Li'ley OF Barnard and settled there
for the practice OF medicine. The doctor
goes out from a much respected family
and Is highly-respected young man. We
wish him success.
Rowland ID. Lewis of Burlington and ,
Cara A. Hopkins were married by Rev. !
Carleton Hazen at the home OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. L. v. Piper Oct. ~. After short !
wedding trip they will be at home at % :
Lafayette Place, Burlington.
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AT the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Universalist church the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Mrs. D. o.
ioodno; vice presidents, Mrs. W. III,
Campbell, Mrs. n. w. Collins; treasurer.
nirs: y. e.. Martin; secretary, Mrs. g. {
Shirley; assistant secretary, Mrs. w. a.
aodgklns; collectors, Lena Campbell and =
cailie Martin.