Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-13
Rochester News.
c. c. HARVEY, LOCAL EDITOR.

I'D Hatch was in town last week.
J. II. Chipman is in town this week.
Kiles Stockwell was in town Tuesday.
Henry Beckhorn has moved to Bethel.
Chas. j. Emerson has been In Gaysville
lately.
e. H. Hut bard was in Rutland day
lately.
Fred Vinton OF Montpelier was in town
Tuesday.
Geo. n. Gleason will return to Boston
this week.
Miss Anna Andrews IS in Montpelier for
few days.
George Walker was in Middlebury two
days last week.
Miss Nellie Dubuque returned to Bur-
iington Friday.
Miss Hannah Rinsman will return to
Boston Saturday.
Rev. 7. Roscoe and family went to En-
field, n. a., Friday.
A. A. Fish Of Pittstord has moved onto
Moses Demos farm.
c. A. Mosher Of Sharon is in town after
cattle for his pasture.
Mrs. Calvin Morse is in Willimantic. /
Conn, for few days.
john Udall OF strafford is working in +
the store Of II. II. Cushman.
G. L. Sargent, postmaster at Pttsdeld, /
was IN toRn day last week.
Fred Bundy took the remains OF his
wife to Bethel Friday for burial.
Chas. II. Green and F. Il. Chapman have
been IN Wildwood, N. H., this week.
Dr. G. W Emerson's mother died re-
Gently in Boston at the age Of IS years.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Clark have taken
Fred Bundy,s baby which is only week
cid.
The remains of Rev. E. J. Chaffee were
brought here from Potsdam, N ", Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ed Whitcomb has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. q. h. Wiley, the pasl
week.
Herbert l. Paul went to Randolph Mon
oay morning to work IN Moses livery
stable.
Mrs. Roland Lewis OF Burlington is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Piper, for
two weeks.
Harley Waterman returned to Boston
Mednssday aud will continue work there
for Geo. n. Gleason.
We hear that Judge o. A. Cheney OF
Fort Scott, Kan, has recently been elect.
ed mayor of that city.
There will be sugar festival at the NJ. !
Il. church rooms Friday evening from to :
!. Come one, come all.
Chas. Andrews has moved from the
Methodist parsonage to the house lately !
vacated by Rev. I. Roscoe.
Mrs. Montague aud Miss Sadie Rix I
have dissolved partnership and Miss Xix 1
viii go out sewing oy the day.
Mrs. F. A. Guernsey went to Boston
Tuesday, where she will receive treatment
'or rheumatism by a specialist. G
Mr.. and Mrs. l. +. Hubbard and son,
Louis, visited their son, DR.. Harry v.
Hubbard, in Barnard day lately.
The International Paper company has 9
many OF its logs in the river and is pre-
laring TO start them as soon as il is warm q
n0ugh.
Werdner Hodgkins has rented the low
r tenement of his house lately purchased
4 Mis-. Laura Goodno's estate, to T.. Il.
Z
Henry Chaffee received the sad news
1onday OF the death of his brother, Rev, -
J. J. Chaffee, which occurred at Potsdam,
I. y, Sunday.
Robert Atherton returned to Keene, N.
l., last week, after securing large mum
er Of names for the Odd Fellows lodge,
'hich they expect to organize soon.
Mrs. Kitty Laudamilk, nearly SO years
I age. rho lives vi ith her daughter, Mrs.
T. d. Whitney, is very sick with pneu-
ionia, with no chance for recovery. !, y
As Wallace Wing was starting block
( wood from the ice with his ak, piece 7
bark or wood struck him In the eye. He \
as been able to see but little with II :,
nee.
Maple sugar made by II. G, Brownson
pril 3, and shipped 10 Boston by Camp
ell q Greeley April 4th was used at the
ome Market CLUB for the Vermont party
pril 9Th.
Clint Clahin was taken sick with diph-
eria in Bethel after driving the stage q
own. Mr.. Tinkham's house has been %
larantined on account OF his staying
Iere the night previous.
The Cong'l church and society held their
lnual society meeting April 9th and
ected q. L. Cbsffee, president; |. I. Hub. a
rd, clerk; Mrs Louisa Martin, /. T.
ubbard, A. X. Harvey, prudential COM u
ittee; collector ana treasurer, II. II.
Ishman.