Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-26
Rochester News.
c. c. HARVEY. LOCAL EDITOR.
Leon Pollard is in Boston this week.

+. AKezer was in Waterbury last week
Horace Lamb spenta day in town lately
Z. II. Edgerton was in Bethel Monday.
! g. w. Angel was in Brandon Saturday.
John Kirby is at home from Worcester,
Mass.
@. G. Hubbard was in Bethel a day
lately.
Mrs. Abigail Gleason has returned to
/ Rutland.
Rev. Geo. II, Clark is boarding at Z. G.
+ Downer's.
John Montgomery and wife have moved
to Brandon.
Mrs. Elects Russell returned from Ran
/ dolph last week.
Kimber Thomas visited his home in
Stove Saturday.
Miss Jessie Fuller. spent Saturday and
Sunday ia Warren.
f. L. Pierce went to Boston Wednesday
+ to spend the winter.
winn Edison is married and keeping
house in Holden, Mass.
@. W. Angel was 10 Bethel, Randolph
and Brsiatree last week.
orlin Lyon OF Springfield is the guest Of
his brother, Grant Lyon
Mrs. Luther Shepard and children have
reformed from Woodstock.
Adeibert Cham berlin Of Northheld,
Mass, il visiting friends In town.
Miss Msrih ha Brokaw from Illinois is IN
town, staying at West Rochester.
Mrs. Geo. Nixon OF Groton spent a week
with Wesley Swan and family lately.
Mareeilns Bull and wife Of Coehituate,
Mass, are boarding At Z. l.. Martins.
Fred Marsh and Walter Barry have been
10 BridgeHater hunting for a few days.
Wallace II Campbell has been in Bos-
ton and Dedham, Mass, the past week.
Miss Nellie Leonard Of Gsysville visited
her sisser, Mrs.Fred Martin, a day lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Piper returned TO
their home in Manchester, \. H., Friday.
Fred vinton returned to Montpelier and
Frank vinton TO Boston Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Q. Harvey spent few
DAYS recently in Brandon and Middle
bury.
Mr.. Kade, brother in-law Of Mrs. Julia
Davis, OF Woodstock was in town last
week.
Flynn A. Guernsey has been in Poston
and Dedham, Mass, for = few days re-
Gently.
Chss. S. Manning and family have left /
the Davis farm. They went 10 Goshen |
saturday.
property last Tuesday, Milo Ball being 1
auctsoneer.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Charee went 10
Springfield Monday to visit their daugh. 1
ter, Mrs. Tutile.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hubbard started
for Athol, Mass, saturday, expecting to
he absent 4 weeK.
Misses Grace Tupper and Mabel Green
Of Bethel spent Saturday and Sunday with
]. X. Upper and wife.
Mrs. Mary Townsend and daughters,
Ida and Grace, OF Barnard were 81 GhRs.
day last week.
n. W. Burgett. with gentleman from
Hartford. Conn, and one from New York
city, was in town Friday.
H. f. Russ, wife and two children OF
Royalton spent Sunday and Monday with
L. B. Beckwith and family.
Mrs J.. Wiper has returned from Bur.
Iington, where she has been with her
daughter for several months.
Frank Sinton and Mrs. w. ]. Lamb OF
West Somerville, Mass, we're here to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. &. q. Ninton.
Mrs q. L. Richardson and daughter OF
Lowell, Mass, were guests OF q. Il. Rich
srdson and family several days recently.
Clayton Hubbard received news OF the ,
ieath OF his uncle, NJ. q. Hubbard, al
Re ndolph Wednesday. Mr.. Hubberd's
wife died few weeks before.
Il is desired that any having books be- I
onging 10 the town library shall return
hem AZ their earliest convenience that the !
librarian may make a complete catalogue
u the books. No more books will be is
iued until the first Tuesday In December.
The ladies OF the Monday club and any
,thers interested IN their work are invited {
o meet with Jessie Morgan on Monday /
wen ing, Oct. 30, at Z O'Clock To see II il Is
hought best to resume work for the CON- :
ng winter and to transact any other !
business. ?
Mrs Clarence Ninton died Oct. IS, after +
long and lingering illness OF consump- !
ion, aged 46 years. Prayer was offered at /
he house Friday, after which the remains /
we're taken to Hancock, where the funer- I
4 was held at the church, Rev. +. W.
sharp officiating.