Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-14
Rochester News.
c. c. HARVEY, LOCAL EDITOR.
The Graded school has ia pupils.

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II. H. Cushmsn was in Bethel Sunday.
L. PERKINS was in Randolph Saturday
DR.. Hsrry Chaffee was in Bethel Mon
DAY.
Mrs. Spear OF Bethel was in town da.
last week
chas. Tower and family returned hom,
last week.
N. W. Robinson of Warren was in tow
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Walker has returned from
Royalton.
E. II. Edgerton has been in Bridgewatel
day lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eastman are il
town this week.
Mrs. John X. wyman is in Springfield
for few weeks.
Mrs. Julia Wiley was in Randolph sew
eral days lately.
Mrs. Mary Foster arrived at Mrs Glars
Joslyn's last week.
Mrs. C.P Holden and daughter returned
to Melrose last week.
Mrs Orlin Lyon and children have re
turned to Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. WILEY are In Straf-
ford and Thetford this week.
Kimber Thomas spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Stowe.
Ed Smith and Fred Fassett went 10
Canada to work last Monday.
Scott G. Campbell and family left Mon.
day for their home in Carson, la.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Walker spent last
week in Middlebury and vicinity.
Ransom s. Morgan was called here last
week by the illness OF his mother.
Mrs. Carr OF Adams, Mass, spent day
with F. s. Ellis and family lately.
John Tower and wife visited their son,
Scott Tower, and family last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Howe recently Wis.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. James Stockwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Linnell of Boston are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barry.
Jerry Hall OF Lebanon, N. H., spent last
week with Jerry Howard and family.
Mrs. F. V. johnson and daughter, Eve.
Iyn, returned to New York Wednesday.
Mrs. silas Jenne and son OF Barre are
visiting her parents, l.. j. Perkins and
wife.
Geo. W. Shepard has purchased Dennis
Jones pew and shed at the M. +. church,
Tor fl5.
Miss Hutchinson, who has been at VIM
Holly's for week, returned to Boston
Monday.
E. Elliot, Jr., and c. P. Howland OF
New York city were at the Rochester
House Monday.
Earl Cutler, who has been with VIM.
Cutters family for ten weeks, returned to
Boston Monday.
Preaching by Rev. H. w. Hildreth OF
Sew York city at the Cong'l church next
Sunday is expected.
Mr.. Burroughs OF Schnectady, n. Y,
pent several days last week with Mr.. and
drs. Isaac Hubbard.
Willie Chase OF Newton Center, Mass,
las joined his mother here and is visiting
lis uncles ana aunts.
Prof. Chas. Kidder, of the Emerson Col. !
ege OF Oratory OF Boston, spent the past
week at DR.. Emerson's.
News came here last week that Charles
toddard had died OF hemorrhage of the /
nngs at Brimfield, Mass.
H. Morrow and wife left here Friday |
or Boston. They will soon sail for their |
ome in Tsvoy, Burmah.
DIR. and Mrs. r. NJ. Chase and daughter,
usie, and Mrs. Phelps OF Bethel dined at
rochester House Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. BouteIle returned
rom a trip through Barnard, Pomfret,
oodstock and Bridgewater Thursday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. shuttleworth OF the
1th Regt., u. $. A., stationed at Porto
.ico, spent three DAYS In town this week.
Frank Sells barn was struck by light
ing Sunday afternoon, Sept. 3. he
licked up 146 pieces OF boards and tim
ers.
The Goshen boys played the South Hol-
haxT &Qfn IN
rounds with score OF 80 to IS in favor of
outh Hollow.
Mrs. W. W. Carr and two children OF
dams, Mass, and Mrs. W. S. Spear of
andolph visited their niece, Mrs. F. W.
ewett, several days last week.
DIR. z. w. Emerson, president Of the
merson College OF 0ratory, Boston, will
cture on "The human Brain, Its Friends
nd Foes" in Barre Thursday evenin g,
ept. 21.
Mrs w. W. Clark and daughter, Esther,
ent to Boston Monday. After a week
hey 20 to their home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Irs. Harry s. Chaffee accompanied them
} Boston.
At the W. c. t. U. meeting Saturday,
Irs. Helen Martin and Miss Gertrude
wipyer were elected delegates to the 18th
nnual meeting OF the state convention to
e held at Barre Sept. 1922.
There will be a carnival at Grand Army
all Friday and Saturday evenings OF this
eek, when the children of the Universe
st society, assisted by excellent home
ltent, will give the charming cantata,
Visit to Grandpa" under the direction
! Miss Whitmarsh. This cantata Is the
,mpanion piece to "Fairyland," which
as met such success when given here
oors open at Z; entertainment to begin
7:30.
No need to fear sudden attacks of chol-
a infantum, dysentery, diarrhea, sum-