Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22
Rochester News .
c. c. HARVEY. LOCAL EDITOR.

. melvin Church was in town last week.
Mrs. X. III. Tupper was in Bethel Nor
day. =
Guy Wilson OF Bethel was in town re
: Gently.
: Mrs. E. w. Morse has returned fror
Windsor
J. A. Woods and wife are in GaysvIll
this week.
Ed Chapleau OF Brandon spent day il
town lately.
Battiline OF Boston was in town
: day last week.
Rev. John Henderson of Roxbury is il
town this week.
Prof. M. d. Chittenden OF Brandon wa
In town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 9. stockwell were il
Bethel last week.
E. w. McWain recently spent severa
days in Marshfield.
L. K. Howard and lady Of MiddIebur,
were In town Tuesday.
Mr.. Buzzell OF Barton is with Calvin
Morse and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Howard recently
spent several days 10 Brandon.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Allen Of Pittsfield
were at Henry Collins Sunday.
Mrs. AT. Davis and daughter OF Marsh
held are visiting here this week.
DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Greene OF Bethel
were In Randolph Gay recently.
W. II. Warkman and family arrived at
Henry Chaffee's Monday evening.
Rev. Carleton Hazen and Miss Julia
lrask spent Monday In Gaysville.
Mrs. David Washburn OF Randolph Wis
tied her brother, Samuel Pembe lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Green returned
from Massachusetts, last week Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Foster went to Lynn, Mass,
this week, where she will remain for some
time.
Wilbur Hanks and wife OF Boston spent
day with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hulett re-
Gently.
Miss Mary Briggs of Granville is spend
ing the week with her cousin, Miss Callie
Martin.
Mrs. HE. Richardson and Mrs. Geo. r.
Stockweli were In Randolph last week
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy OF Rox.
bury spent Sunday with w. II. Campbell
and family.
Miss Bertha Ball, accompanied by Mr..
Long OF Warren, spent Saturday and SUM-
day at home.
Rev. and Mrs. MsrkUs Paronaugian OF
Pittsfield spent Monday with Rev. L. w.
Sharp and wife.
Mrs. Sarah EIdredge and Walter Hamil-
ton OF Bridport have been at Henry
Wings the past week
Donsld Scribner OF Hyde Park was here
last week and personally made applica-
tion for the school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Black OF Bellowsi
l4nIl hur herN lf
+. II. Chapman recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pierce OF North |
Shrewsbury visited their daughter, Mrs. |
c. o. Spaulding, recently.
j. O. A. Jack man died Sunday morning,
aged "a years. The remains were taken to /
Lincoln Monday for burial.
The Rochester High school went to
Bethel Saturday and were beaten by the 1
Bethels by score OF 32 to 5.
Messrs. Cox and Reynolds and Misses
Chase and Welch OF Bethel dined at the |
Rochester House one day last week.
large number from this place attend
ed the Green Mountain association OF the /
at Gaysville last week.
Kate Lull was called home to Granville
last week Thursday by the sickness and
death OF her aunt, Mrs. Erastus Church.
Mrs. q. w. Masse aud daughter, Alice,
OF Grand Ligne, p. O., were with II. M.
Kinsman and family two days last week.
NJ. c. webber went to New York city
and Nutley, N. j., last week and will Wis
Il friends In Philadelphia before return
ing.
VIM. NJ, Anderson, who has Just been
graduated from the Montpelier school,
and w. A. Ellis OF Northfield have been at
s. Ellis this week.
Frank Burrows did not plead guilty as
was reported, but was bound over for APP
Dearance at county court without hear
ng and furnished bail.
Hugh, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
LYON, died Saturday OF Inflammation OF
he brain. The funeral was Sunday, Rev.
Carleton Hazen officiating.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Huntington and son were
,alled to South Royalton this week to see
Mrs. b. r.. Belknap OF Niles, Mich, who
s very sick at Orlando beiknsp's.
Elroy Babcock and the man on the
ileason farm gathered, in one afternoon,
rom apple trees in the young orchard 81 {
pounds OF worms by actua! weight.
The concert Sunday morning at the !
church was largely attended.
rhe remarks by the pastor were few and
o the point. The children did their parts
inely.
vi hen Frank Fuller was looking for his
,ows one night last week he saw pan 4
her very near him jump from the ground I
o or Is feet into q tree. Frank did not
top to get his cows that night. 4
petition is out asking the selectmen TO /
emove the park fence. We hope II VIII
eceive the support OF the town. The con- /,
Iition Of the old fence is such that II ought !
o be a new one or none. Let's try IL for 1
~ hile without any.
Close OF High School. :
The closing exercises of the High school 5
..,,rrsd Tuesdav evening in the q. A. n. | g