Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-26
Rochester News.
E. NJ, HARVEY, Local Editor.

+. NJ, HARVEY, Local Editor.
Miss Anna Andrews has gone to Keene,
\. II.
j. II. Trask is in Boston buying his fall
Chester Pierce returned to Tufts college
Wednesday.
Miss Claribel Nichols returned to Bos-
ton Thursday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. .Chas.
Kinsman Sunday.
Miss j. r. Hall has gone TO New York
for her fall millinery.
Miss Tamar Bronson returned from
Hampton Beach Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Field and Mrs. Jennie Jones
spent Saturday in Brandon.
States Attorney Tarbell of So. Royalton
was in town day last week.
Fred Huntington and son, Carl, of
Randolph spent Sunday in town.
Miss Lena Phelps has finished her work
in Randolph and returned home.
Leslie Pierce went to Boston Friday.
He will enter Harvard law school.
Miss Bessie Wissell spent part of last
week with her sister in Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Rowe Of Chittenden
brought child here last week for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams OF Mont
pelier were recent guests of Mrs. O. NJ.
Ford.
Miss Jennie Baker returned from
Lebanon Saturday, and will spend the
winter here.
Miss Ella swinyer was called here re-
Gently by the serious illness Of her aunt,
Mrs. Chas. Hulett.
Mrs. Clarence Gale OF Montpelier has
been spending few days with her friend,
Mrs. Agnes Brown.
Mrs. Hannah Bump and Mrs. Minerva
Bump OF Brandon have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Harvey.
Rolin Cunningham Of Leicester and
Mamie Washburn Of Goshen were married
Sept. 1st by II. w. Hildreth.
Miss Efie Chute went to Boston Monday
and will soon go to her home in Yarmouth
n. s., to spend several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Mhitmarsh, who has
been spending several weeks with Mrs. r..
L. Pierce, returned to Bethel Saturday.
/ The winter schedule of the Rochester
railroad is the same as last spring, con-
sisting of one train only each way day.
The engagement OF Miss Elizabeth s.
| Whitmarsh OF Northfield and Dr. Claude
NJ. Campbell OF this place is announced.
Fred Martin was called to Rutland
/ Saturday by the death OF his niece. the
! little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Bean.
/ Phillip Cutler, VIM. Lord of Boston,
Geo. Tupper and Lee Cady of Bethel were
in town Thursday, returning home Fri
day.
Nr. and Mrs. Wardner Hodgkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Hodgkins and Miss
1 Della Hodgkins have been in Northfield
this week for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Eaton were called
1 to Woodstock Friday by the death OF Mrs.
| Eaton's mother, Mrs. Emeline Fuller,
widow of the late Alexander Fuller. Her
remains were brought here Monday for
4 burial.
4 Mrs. Eleanor, wife of Charles Hulett,
died Sunday morning, after an illness OF
several months, at "A years OF age. She IS
survived by a husband and one son, and
/ one sister, Mrs. James Swinyer. Her
death has brought deep sorrow to those
who were bound to her by family ties and
I TO a large circle of relatives and friends.
\ The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
at the late home, Rev. F. Z. Adams
officiating.
] Rochester Graded school seems TO be
having a healthy growth, opening this
year with the largest number OF pupils IN
/ its history. The principal, Mr.. Scribner,
arranged an interesting service in memory
OF President Mckinley on Thursday after
noon, consisting of singing and reading
of extracts from the presidents life and
speeches by the pupils, followed by a
short address by Rev. Mr.. Adams OF the
school board, in which he made very
plain the meaning OF the terms Anarchist
I and Anarchism. Both faculty and school
board hope to see many of the parents and
taxpayers in the school during the year.