Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-08
NO.22--I377
Rochester News.

No@li@ohlf INCWS.
day.
F. A. Guernsey WAS in Bethel day re-
Gently.
W. ii. Hubbard was IN south Royaitoa
Monday.
Mrs. Z. H. Hoyt mas been in Brandon
recently.
Z. II. Abbott OF Rutland is in town Tor
few days.
George Green was in town a few dsys
last week.
" :. Fletcher Of Brandon was in town
Wednesday.
Geo. Chedel of Pittsfeld was in town
day last week.
Cora Maynard Of Granville is IN town
for several days.
Frank Ayers OF White River Junction
was IN town Saturday.
News has been received from RandoiDh
OF the death of L. NJ. Kent
Mr.. Johnson, plumber from Burling-
ton, was in town last week.
Walter Chambers OF White River June
tion was in town Wednesday.
Samuel Shepard, who works in Wood
stock, Is home for a short time.
W. II. Campbell and J.. r. Tupper were
In Burlington last week on railroad bust
Dess.
Helen Stanley is visiting her brother.
Dr. NJ. p. Stanley, at White River June
tion.
Orville Carey has moved his family to the
farm which he purchased Of William Bur
rows.
Miss Hannah Kinsman of south Boston
is to spend several weeks with friends in
town.
Charles Tucker died Of consumption
last Sunday Funeral services were held
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wing are to live
IN Rutland where he will work for the
Fire Clay Co.
Thursday's severe snowstorm compelled
several travelling men to remain in town
that day and Friday
A. l.. Lewis OF Bethel has bought the
creamery OF Eastman u Hulett, taking
possession March LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs James Malthy we're called
home by the death OF Mrs Maltby's Ia
ther, Gilman Wright.
Last Sunday, eleven united with the
CoDgI church four by letter and seven
by confession OF faith.
Rev. n. w. Hildreth will deliver a series
Of "Lenten lectures at the CangiI church,
the nrst being March 9TH.
ID. b. Howe OF Roxbury and Herbert
Howe OF West Brookfeld, Mass, visited
At Ward Hodgkins' recently.
The eonuudrum lunch served by the
ladies' Of the M. Il. church Feb. 2sth was
well attended and financial success.
Mrs. f. A. Guernsey returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington, last
Monday very much improved in health
Gilman Wright died at his home last
Tuesday, Feb n. Funeral services were
held Thursday, Rev. +. e. Adams offiei
ating.
Mrs. Olive Howe and daughter. Malona,
v ho have been with Mrs. w. ID. Hodg-
kins since Novembe returned to their
home in Northfield last week.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary socie-
~ OF the Methodist church will have
iocial ana mite box opening at the church
looms next Friday afternoon and evening
supper will be served at live O'clock A
,ordial invitation is extended to ALI
Those having mite boxes are requested to
BRING or send them in that day.
The fifth lecture in the Rochester lee
ure course Will be given next Wednesday
'vening by Rev. W. X. Davenport. Sub
ect, IAN Old Picture" As this is the last
ecture in he course il is hoped there will
,e full house. The musical and literary
which is to be given In
with the course will be held
Wednesday evening, April 4th.
The following officers were elected at
own meeting Tuesday: Moderator,
Alpha Messer; clerk, f.. IA. Edgerton
electmen, +. W. Eaton, Henry Phelps,
J. L. Chaffee; treas.; Geo. Fl. Trssk; over
eer, o. q. Martin; constable, T.. e. Tink
lam; school director. Ezekiel Emerson
Dad commissioner, r. ID. Austin; listers,
:. III. Edgerton, III. p. Mason, H. II.
'haffee; auditors, Geo. L. Greeley, AL
'ha Messer, j. X. Tupper; jurors, j.. n.
'rssk, l.. V. Piper; town agent, T.. II.
1dgerton; trustee OF public money, q. l..
,hsffee; tax, 100c,
Mrs. Myrs Farwell celebrated her SSth
irthday March I'd. Nearly % OF the
eighD Dors called upon her in the evening
I +. c. Hubbard's TO remind her OF the
ccasion. She is q well preserved woman
Dr her years and does considerable fine
sncy work. The evening was spent with
ames, music, recitation by Mrs. X. V.
asrence and story by T.. Baker. Re
-eshments, consisting of baked beans,
llls cake and coffee, were served.