Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
Rochester News.
c. C. HARVEY, LOCAL EDITOR.

day.
E. H. Edgertons is in Woodstock thi
week.
Rev. E. W. Sharp was in Bethel las
week.
H. @. Boutwell, is in Woodstock as peti
juror.
James Walker was in Middlebury day
lately.
Mrs. Nellie Worcester has returned from
Brandon.
Miss Anna Andrews goes to Lake George
this week,
@. W. Angel was in Randolph two
days lately.
DR.. w. d. Huntington was in Burling-
/ ton last week.
Mrs. F.. W. Morse has gone TO Windsor
/ for few weeks.
c. w. Hulett was in Brandon and Bur-
/ lington last week.
John Emerson OF woodsville, N. H.,
was here Saturday.
/ Miss Minnie Walker has been in Mid
4 dlebury for week.
/ Royal Fassett OF Montpelier was in
town few days recently.
Chas Hanks takes viii Goodyear's
/ place at Or. Huntington's.
Tupper were in Bethel Monday.
Lewis Dutton of Brandon spent several
days lately at H. NJ. Kinsman's.
Will Goodyear has engaged to work for
Campbell a Greeley for one year.
1t has been great war the past week in
this village with the maple worm.
Chas. Courtney, wife and child were in
Waitsheld several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Messer have been
at Lake Mitchell this week fishing.
Mrs. Frank Batchelder and Miss Eta
Richardson we're in town last week.
Mrs. Pollard received news Friday Of
the death Of Gilman McNeal at Winchen-
don,
Geo. Kelsey, wife and daughter Of Sails
bury visited MIR. and Mrs. Geo. L. Greeley
lately.
Mrs L. P. Kinsman has improved in
health so that she has been moved to West
Rochester.
Mrs. e. E White OF Brattleboro has been
spending few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Sharp.
Gardner Ashley OF South Royalton was
here to attend the funeral of his aunt,
Mrs. Jewett
Prof. Larabee and Miss Fuller, teacher
in the intermediate room, were in Bran
don Saturday.
{. S. Eaton, son and daughter, Clifford
and Gertrude, OF Randolph spent several
days here lately.
DIR. Harry S. II. Hubbard is making his
first visit TO his parents and brother since
locating in Barnard.
E. c. Williams OF Leominster, Mass,
spent SUNDAY with his parents, w. w.
Williams and wife, and sister, Sarah.
Chas. p. Rowland, son OF Judge How
land, OF New York citv has been the
guest OF M. q. Webber few days lately.
II. Lyford OF Warren was here last week
for the VT. Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany to settle the loss claim OF Charles
Eaton.
The Rochester Graded school nine
played the Brandon boys q return game
Saturday with score OF 81 to 25 in favor
of the Brsndons.
Mrs Louise Martin and Ernest Chase
were in White River Junction the past
week to attend the Windsor County Sun
day school convention.
Miss Hitme Bergstrom, just from Swed-
en-, arrived at e. L.Pierce's Tuesday, where
she met her sister, who had been In this
country for several years.
The Rochester first nine played the
hIHuNlllC tchiL Ou iut ANoNhNottA
Saturday afternoon with a score Of 9 to
in favor OF the Rochesters.
We are glad TO know that Misses Bla-
lock, King and Merritt of the Emerson
College OF 0ratory, Boston, are again at
DR.. Emersonis summer home here.
Frank Burrows was taken last week |
wednesday by Sheriff Tinkham for inde- |
cent exposure and plead guilty BY order OF
states Attorney Sargent bail was fixed for |
his appearance at county court at fl0O,
W which was furnished by VIM. Burrows.
Children's day will be observed at the |
NJ. E. church next Sunday. There will be |
a sermon TO the young people by the pas
tor. In place of the regular Sunday |
school service there will be concert ex-
ercise, entitled "Pesce or War-Young /
Americas Verdict"
Rev. w. r. Davenport. presiding elder, |
will give his lecture on The Two Pic
tures'' in the NJ. E.church Monday even
ing, June u. This lecture will be free to |
ali but a collection will be taken for the
Montpelier seminary. The first quarter /
ly conference will be held at the close OF
the lecture.
Mrs. r. Lyman Jewett died Sunday |
at the age OF rs years and |
months. The funeral was held Tuesday /
from her late home, Rev. +. r. Adams Of |
L. of st. Joe, Nc, J. b. OF Granville, and |
A. E., who lives at home, and one laugh |
ter, Mrs. Adds Hill OF Granville, survive |
and deeply mourn their loss.
The grand list for the present year as
fled in the town clerks Office is t5,7g7.92, |
and is made up as follows: First.class real |
estate, f1i0,i2 second-class real estate, |
t231 SIS; personal property ,fl5s ,622; num-
Der of rolls, 35l. Last year the grand list |
was s5,7l2.25, made up as followS: First |
SO, 500; second class, sZ39 $50; per-
sonai property, 3,s45; number OF polls,
346.
The remains OF Gilman McNeal were |
brought here from Winchendon, Mass,
W here be lived with his son, saturday. |
The funeral was held Sunday at the Meth
odist church, Rev. r. W.Sharp officiating. |
Mr.. McNeal was n years OF age. he |
moved from this town II years ago, where |
he bad been a citizen for many years and /
was much respected by all who knew him. /
He buried his wife about two wears ago.
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