Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-20
Rochester News.
c. c. HARVEY, LOCAL EDITOR.

Ell. Edgerton was in Pittsaeld Mon.
day.
Alexander Briggs has gone to Nor
walk, o.
Joseph Crossman was in East Bethel
Sunday.
Miss Anna Andrews returned home
Saturday.
Wm. Tinkham mas been very poorly the
past week
f. ". McWain returned from Marsh
field Friday.
Miss Maud Miles came home from Con-
necticut Tuesday.
Chas. Lawrence and wife have gone to
Forestdale to live.
Mrs Julia Wiley has returned with her
new millinery goods.
Mrs. Irene Dyer returned to her home
in Randolph Tuesday.
Rev. W r. Lang went to Newport Tues
day 10 attend conference.
Chas. II. Green has been in WoodsviIle,
n. h., several days lately.
ID. NJ. Coolidge Of Randolph was in
town he first OF the week.
Fred Bundy and his two oldest chill.
dreu have gone TO MiddIebury.
Chas. Fl. Green has been in Canaan to
see his father, who is in poor health.
Mrs. Lucinda Eaton, who has been away
for several months came home Friday.
George r. Walker has gone TO Worces-
ter. Mass where he is to work for an ice
company.
The rear Of the log drive on the west
branch left the dam near stephen Laird g
Wednesday.
Mrs. Samuel Pember was called to East
Bethel Sunday by the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Brown.
Geo. Hunt went to Woodsville, n. H.,
Wednesday and took back pair OF large
work horses for the farm.
On account OF the travelling, the organ
izstion OF the lodge Of |. o. o. F. will be
postponed to some time in May.
Mrs. +. j. Chaffee and daughter, Rose,
accompanied the remains OF the husband
and father here from Potsdam, n. y.
Rev. F. r. Adams Of Canton, n. Y, will
preach at the Universalist chnrch next
Sunday and the following Sunday.
viii L. Perkins will leave here Sunday
night for Boston and from there goes to
Dupuyer, Mon, where he has friends.
Mr. Burgett writes that he is ready to
aLpear on the ground as soon as advised
that the weather and travelling Will admit
By the use Of dynamite, the ice In the riv-
er at the electric light dam was broken so
that the logs we're being sluiced through
Sunday afternoon.
A griddle cake supper will be served by
the ladies Of the NJ E, church Wednes.
day, April 26, at their church parlors. All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Kitty Laudamilk died Sunday at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Martin
Whitney. The iuueral was held Monday
afternoon, Rev. Carleton Hazen otficiat-
ing. The burial took place in the eeme-
tery near Henry Perkins.
The remains OF Rev. L. j. Chafiee ar
rived here last week Wednesday. The tu'
neral services were held Thursday at tue
home OF his brother, II. II. Cnaffee, Rev.
5. A. Parker Of Bethel officiating. The re-
mains were placed in the tomb till the
roads are better, when they will be taken
to the cemetery in North Hollow Tor
burial.
Charles Lawrence aud Miss Addle Jones
were married April II. A reception was
given at the brides home in the even
ing OF the same day. We give few OF the
presents received at that time From the
numbers OF the White River Valley cluo
aud other fri nds, silver cake basket Der
~ spoon, butter knife, castor, Lemonade
Sc, water pitcher, glass set, silk sofa pill
low, two pairs towels, bureau scarf, t,crumb'
tray, kitchen set, several doilies and about
3. from the mem bers OF the groom s
family dinner set OF us pieces; from the
members Of the brides family, SIG.