Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-15
Rochester News.
C. C. HARVEY. LOCAL EDITOR.


John Udall was in Randolph Sunday.
4 C.s. Manning was in Brandon da,
lately.
Mrs. Chas. Beckwith is in Hartland fol
two weeks.
Sspt.J. E. Eldredge of Randolph wal
In town Tuesday.
A daughter was lately born to Mr.. snc
Mrs. Henry Carey.
L. p. Flint OF Middlebury visited at J
p. Bucks last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Swinyer were In
Randolph day lately.
DIR. VIM. NJ. and Mrs. w. Huntington
were in Bethel Monday.
j. II. Chipman spent the past week
with his son and wife here.
Ezekiel Emerson has commenced ex
tensive repairs on his house.
e. c. Rogers Of Middlebury visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. Buck last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Swinyer were in
Burlington for day last week.
Austin winslow OF Washington, D. c.,
is visiting John Trask this week.
Roll II. Upper began work for the
Electric Railroad company Monday.
Reys. Frank and VIM. Hazen visited
their brother, Carleton Hazen Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Guernsey OF Pitts
heid spent several days In town lately.
Children's day viii be observed at the
universslist church next Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould of Gaysville were
at Mrs. E. II. Abbott's for few days last
week.
brand Mrs. c. W. Emerson arrived at
their summer residence in Rochester last
week
Mrs. W. II. and Mrs. j. L. Campt ell
spent last week at Everill Farr's in tran
Vile.
James Chaffee has been spending a week
in Barnard and vicinity, going on his new
wheel
Mr.. and Mrs. James Church were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barry for a day
lately.
DR.. W. r. Marsh and wife, and F. W.
Briggs and lady dined at the Rochester
House Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardner Hodgkins re-
turned Saturday from Holyoke and
Springfield, Mass.
Rev. II. Morrow, who has been in Flor
ida the past year, arrived at Mrs. Louise
Martins Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Piper are in Bur-
lington for a week visiting their daugh- |
ter, Mrs. X. d. Lewis.
Eugene Preston and Howard Holman of
Bethel stayed day lately with Miss Pres
ton at Il. c. Washburn's.
Mr.. Thomas OF Stowe was in town |
Tuesday to look over Graham's gallery |
with a view OF purchasing.
Children's day was observed at the |
Cong'l and NJ. E. churches with appro- !
pirate exercises last Sunday.
Miss Preston went home last Friday |
night after school on her wheel and back /
from Bethel Sunday evening.
Geo. McNeal returned home lst week |
but his wife remained with her mother,
Mrs. Pollard, for few weeks.
II. W. Whitaker and Henry Carey
we're in Woodstock TO attend tho .g.in
suit but il was once more put by.
Rev. Carleton HAGEN started for Barre
afternoon on his wheel to at
tend the convention there Tuesday.
John r. Upper, L. L. Martin and Geo.
L. Greeley were In Woodstock as wit
nesses in the Ford and Hemenway case,
Mrs. p, c. Tinkham and her father,
Alexander Briggs, returned Satur-
10y AA0Ah WV AAAR w 0hAC ohN
Kansas.
DIR. II. s. CbaHee went to Burlington
asst Wednesday TO the Mary Fletcher
hospital with Mrs. II. NJ. Kinsman and
4. r. Frye.
About IS from here attended the Sum-
lay school convention at Stockbridge last
week Wednesday and report an interest
ng meeting.
Elmer Rogers, who went to Burlington
With DIR. Campbell has returned, finding
hat he could have his knee trested here
is well as there.
Geo. Hamilton, Chss. Pratt and Miss
Winnie Russell OF Bridport and Miss Rena
brandy OF Shoreham spent day at II. NJ.
Wings last week.
The bsccalaurate sermon to the gradu-
ting class win be delivered by Rev. E.
". Sharp next Sunday evening at s
''clock in the Cong1 church.
The graduating exercises will be at @.
\. r. hall Tuesday evening June 10th.
'harles w. Emerson Of the Boston Col
sge OF Oratory will deliver an address on
Self Culture
@. NJ. Ford was taken to Woodstock
'riday by Officer Tinkham on complaint
Z resisting an officer. Bail was fixed at !
800, which he furnished and returned
ome Saturday.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Huntington was in Gays
lille Monday and shoveled the first dirt
hat was moved for the electric railroad
rom Rochester to Bethel and brought the
irt home with him.
Geo. n. Harvey was running the board
aw In Harvey 4 Harvey's mill last Thurs
ay when the man who was helping him
ropped a board on the saw which few
nd made bad wound on Harvey's wrist.
'r. w. ID. Huntington took 20 stitches In