Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-16
Rochester News.
C. c. HARVEY. LOCAL EDITOR.

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E. H. Hoyt was in Brandon Sunday.
Derwin Fish was in Bethel Monday.
Chas. II. Green spent Sunday in town.
Asa Miner was in Warren a day lately
Mr.. Jose OF Boston was in town Sunday
Ed ellison OF Bethel was in town Sun
day.
Mrs. Louise Fletcher has gon e to Athol,
Mass.
Alpha Messer is in the West for two
| weeks.
Mr.. Sanders of Brandon was here last
Friday.
Mrs. James Goodman spent Sunday in
Warren.
Geo Cbedel OF Pittsield was in town
Monday.
Miss Nellie Cole has returned from
Braintree
w. H. Wilson was in Randolph last
week Wednesday.
winslow s. Morse and wife were in
Brandon last week.
Billings Brothers are to remain on the
Seeley farm another year.
Misses Alice Kezer and Lena Campbell
went to Randolph Friday.
L. W. Griswold and VIM. n. Wilson
were 10 Randolph last week.
Mr. Mullens OF Worcester, Mass, spent
a day with Chas. Hulett lately.
Chas o. Harvey and wife OF Weybridge
are visiting in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Rickert OF Sudbury
visited ]. \. Estey and family last week.
Mr.. end Mrs Todd OF Chittenden were
with their son, Dan Rove, and family
lately.
Mrs. Maggie henry is in Syracuse, NY,
with her son, Harry, and wife for few
weeks.
Mrs Alba Childs spent few days late
ly with her brother, Fred Martin, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pope OF Randolph
spent Sunday with Geo. Stockwell and
family.
C. L. Sargent, postmaster at Pittsfield,
and family were in town Saturday and
Sunday.
Roy Wiley OF Worcester, Mass, has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Lucy Wiley, |
the past week.
James B. Henry and wife and Minnie
Walker were in Brandon and Rutland
day last week.
Ward and Douglass OF Barre were In
town Sunday in the interest of the White
River railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs James Walker were called
TO Bethel Sunday by the sickness OF Frank
Walkers child.
Mrs. Thomas Jones OF Bellows Falls is
visiting her father and sister, F. +. Wash
burn snd Miss Lucy Washburn.
John r. Tupper, E. II. Edgerton and H.
H. Cushman we're In Bethel Saturday 10
attend the funeral OF Fred Arnold.
Mrs. Brownson and children, Tamsr,
Grace and Hayden, returned from Flor
snce and Rutland last week Wednesday.
Mrs. sarah Wood, who left here 10 years
Igo with the Childs Bros. and went to
iillsboro Bridge, n. H., spent week in
own lately.
Dr. II. S. Chaffee went TO Burlington
Saturday for Mrs. Lyman Kinsman, who
iss been in the hospital for several weeks
without benefit.
The Cong'l church and society have en-
aged Rev. II. W. Hildreth late OF Albany,
u. to preach for the coming year. He
xpec;s to be here to speak Sunday, NovA. :
/. Joel c. Baker OF Rutland, referee in
ne Sanders reservoir case with this fire or
Tater district. was in town Friday. Juige
.awreuee OF Rutlsnd, Mr.. Grimes and Mr..
icIntlre accompanied him.
River School closed Nov. 10 Whole
lumber OF pupits, i3; average, IL s-lO.
hose v ho had no marks we're Alta Cham
erlin, Claude Chamberlin and Lila Jones.
Winter term begins Monday, Nov. 20.
MABEL +. DYKE, Teacher.
Mrs L. C. Bragg OF Warwick and Mrs.
|. Z. Batchelder OF South Framing ham,
fass., have been visiting their cousin,
frs Emily b Nass, and were the guests
I Mr.. and Mrs. Will Csss. Mrs. Bragg
nd Mrs. Ratehelder left Greenfield, Mass,
Ict. ID. driving their own team and have
cen as far north as St. Albans and are
ow on their way back to Massachusetts.
The first lecture OF the Rochester Lee
lre course will be given next Wednesday
vening in the NJ. Z. church at quarter
efore eight O'Clock by Rev. NJ. b. Parouna-
ian. Subject, turkey and Mohammed-
uism." Mr.. Psrounagian will appear in
be costume OF Mobammedan priest, and
in sing in three different languages.
he music before and after each lecture
III be under the management OF Mrs. :
gorge Stockwell.
For all pension business send to j. r.