Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06
Rochester News.
C. C. HARVEY, LOCAL EDITOR.

| =. Y. HARVEY. LOCAL EDlIOh.
John Udall spent the 4th in STAFFORD.
Miss Grace Martin returned home FRI
day.
Willis Bentley is 10 Brandon for a few
days.
Miss Csllie Martin was in Barre last
week.
H. s. Matthews of Bethel was in town
Sunday.
Miss Helen Marsh returned from Barre
last week.
Grace Martin came home last week
Thursday.
b. c. Harvey was in White River june
tion Tuesday.
Oscar Whitmore has returned from
Massachusetts.
Leslie d. Pierce returned from Tufts
college last week.
Rev. +. e. Adams is in Canton, New
York for two weeks.
Willis Richmond OF Newport was in
town two days lately.
J.. V. Piper returned from Burlington
last week Wednesday.
j. p. Sawin of Gardner, Mass, was at F.
A. Kezer's a day last week.
Handy Martin and son, Claude, spent a
few days in town recently.
]. F. Berry Of Boston is the guest OF
Leslie ID. Pierce for few weeks.
Miss Ellen Clifford has finished her
school In Granville and returned home.
A party OF four from Brandon dined at
the Rochester House one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker were in
Middlebury and Lincoln the past ten days.
Miss Emma Swinyer has finished her
school in StRrksboro and returned home.
h. c. Allen Of Randolph spent Saturday
and Sunday with f. A. Kezer and family.
Carpenters commenced work on Isaac
Hubbard's house last Monday morning.
Miss Mabel Aldrich OF Bristol is spend
ing her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Hu-
lett.
Dr. Henry Tinkham OF Burlington
spent Sunday with DR.. Huntington's
family.
6. b. Levey and wife OF New York
spent Sunday and Monday at the Roches-
ter House.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin has returned
from Ames, Iowa, and is stopping at Fred
W. Eaton's.
J,P. Cutter OF Dedbam, Mass, was here
Monday to spend the day fishing With w.
II. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Cram, w. S and r..
9. Cram OF Bethel dined at the Rochester
house Sunday.
Alton Hubbard and Mrs. Hudson Bailey
of Randolph were at Clayton Hubbard's
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Swan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Swan were in Brandon and
Hubbardton last week.
James Msltby and Benjamin Clark of
Buffalo, n. Y, are guests OF Dr. and MRS.
Harry Chaffee this week.
George and Julia Trask were in Bellows
Fails last Thursday to attend the funeral
of their uncle, VIM. Cassidy.
Henry Harvey returned from Burling-
ton Sunday, leaving his wife comfortable
after the operation OF Friday.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. 4. church
will hold their next social with Mrs.
George Nichols on Friday, July 7th.
Mrs. A. w. Mosher and daughters,
Leila, Louisa and Eleanor, of Bridgeport,
Ct, arrived at her sisters, Mrs. {. L.
Harvey's, Tuesday.
Norman Green and Miss Nellie Fosby,
both OF Rochester, were married In the
hGongp church Wednesday, June rs, BY
Rev. Carleton Hazen.
Emulous Downer went to Salisbury
Monday and bis wife and daughter, who
have been there a week, returned home
with him Wednesday.
Thomas Dewey and wife OF Bridport
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Eells several
days last week and at the same time
we're looking for a farm with a view of
buying.
Fred Austin and great number OF wit
nesses were called to Woodstock last week
Tuesday for trial. Thursday when the
counsel was making its last plea four of
the Jurors were taken sick with diphtheris
and the case was put over to the Dec. term
A party OF four couples, one Just mar
ried, from Stock bridge passed through
here last Saturday en- route to Lincoln.
Before they got TO Warren they were
noisy and impoite TO the people on their
way. and when they reached Warren an
officer was in waiting, VINO made II cost
the four gentlemen 80 each for their fun.
il they call it that. Warren has set
good example for every town to follow.