Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-12
Rochester News.
g. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.


E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.
Galen Fish OF Randolph was in town
Saturday.
! c. W. Fassett was in Brandon last
Thursday.
Miss Helen Marsh returned from North
Roxbury last week.
Charles Root has sold his farm to John
Alexander for $1,000.
Will Tupper of Orange, Mass, visited
friends here last week.
Clarence Thompson is spending a few
days at Henry Gitford's.
Mrs. E. n. Abbott is visiting friends in
/ Rutland for short time.
Henry Welch Of Cleveland, o., is at th
| "Old Home" for few weeks.
Mrs. Myrs Guernsey is visiting relatives
\ in Stock bridge and Pittsheld.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer and Miss Alice visited
/ friends in Randolph last week.
Miss Ruth Hildreth returned to her
home In New York last Thursday.
X. A. Dean, an insurance agent OF Bran.
| don, has been in town several days.
Mrs. Chas. Andrews was in Montpelier
| last week TO consult an eye specialist.
Rev. and Mrs. Parounagian Of Pittsfeld
were recent guests Of Mrs. f. A. kezer.
Miss Annie Blalock has gone to Mar
thR's Vineyard, Mass, for few weeks.
Miss Glendine Ball has gone to Maiden,
Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. Hugh Hen
~.
Miss Emma swinyer went TO Waterville,
n. H., saturday to work in a summer no
tel
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E.
church wis meet with MRS. Geo. Nichols
July IS.
Mr.. skelton and son Of the firm Of
Springer Brothers, Boston, was in town
Monday.
Miss Bessie Shepherd OF Bethel has
been spending a few days with Miss Lula
Campbell.
Mrs. Carl Eaton and daughter, Mildred,
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 0s-
car Martin.
Mrs. Workman and her daughter, Miss
Mary Oliphant, were guests Of Mrs. Il.
Pierce last week.
Miss Nellie Mcpherson OF Lebanon, n.
n is spending few weeks al her uncle's,
L. p. Kinsmsns.
T. c. Tinkham and Reuben Whitaker
were in Woodstock the past week attend
ing the Shaw trial.
Mrs. VIM. Tinkham, son and daughter
OF Canton, Mass, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Susan Tnkham.
Dr. and Mrs. Emerson have gone to
Msrtha's Vineyard, Mass, TO their sum-
mer school for few weeks.
Miss Helen Campbell and Miss Anna
Ford went to W. K. junction Wednesday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Chipmsm
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Perkins and family
and Miss Ethel Flanders visited at Silas
Jenney's IN East Barre last week.
Robert Williams of Leominster, Mass,
Is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. w. Williams, for few weeks.
Rev. Leon r. whitman OF Waterbury
will give free lecture in the NJ T.. church /
Wednesday evening, July Is. No collec- |
tion taken.
MIR. and Mrs. Alton Hubbard OF Ran
dolph, while on their way to Lake Dun
more, visited at Clayton Hubbard's /
Wednesday.
Mrs. p. G. Tinkham and Leila, Alexan-
der Briggs and Miss Mary Briggs have
been spending few days in Woodstock
and Barnard.
Some Of the residents OF Maple Hill cell
ebrated the evening OF July 9TH with a
large bonfire. much noise and enjoyment
on Washburn Hill overlooking West
Rochester village. The people responded
heartily with cheers and cannon.
School in the Jewett district, taught by
Emma Swinyer, closed July 6. Those
having no absent marks during the term
are Alta Cham berlain, Lila Jones, Chaun-
cey Allen, Lula and Willie Shepard.
Ruth Hubbard was absent only one-hsli
day.
The annual Fourth of July picnic held
at West Rochester was largely attended
and much enjoyed by all. The tables
were beautifully arranged and a nice dim
ner with ice cream was served. Martial
music by an able drum corps added much
TO the occasion.
The Corner school, taught by Ethel Ea-
ton, closed July 3. Number OF pupils, .
average attendance, 9S5. Those having
no absent marks were Charlie and Ethel
Farr, Ernest and Ethel Flanders, Lena
Kinsman. James Miles. Sadie whitney,
Clayton Fuller Leon Perkins, Scott and
Won Whitney had only one.
Maple Hin school closed Friday, July 8.
Whole number OF scholars, l3 Average
attendance, II 9-I6. There were more with
perfect attendance. Those having only
one mark were Nesta, Grace and Nellie
Lyon and Addie Wilson. Floss Lyon and
Clarence Wilson had only two absent
marks. KATIE J. LULI, Teacher.
Next Sunday Rev. Geo. II. Gutterson, I
Boston, district secretary OF A, NJ. A., will
occupy the pulpit OF the Cong'i church.
His morning subject, THE Highlanders
)f America his evening subject, "Our !
New Work In Porto Rico" Services under /
he auspices of the Y. z. ). {. +. and an
will be taken. All are welcome.
East Braintree.
Wallace Blanchard is in Boston this