Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-23
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

Mrs. Charles Hanks is in Boston visiting
friends.
F. F. washburn went to Northfeld
| Monday.
f. L. Pierce went TO Boston Tuesday to
spend few weeks.
Mrs. Augusta Carroll is visiting her
| friends here for week.
Clint. Clafiin is laid up with a bad hand,
the result of coupling cars.
| Mrs. George Trask and two children re-
turned from Boston Monday.
Miss Anna Andrews has gone to VIII
Jamestown to work in a hotel.
Misses Eva Holly and Ethel Prosser re-
turned from Hardwick Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass of Shoreham
have been visiting Miss j. Il. Hall.
Carroll Bush has gone to st. Albans Bay,
where he has work for few weeks.
Mrs. G. F. Lewis has gone to her home
in Paris, Me-, to spend few weeks.
Mrs. Godfrey Sumner of Warren is vis-
iting Mrs. William Prosser this week.
Miss Bertha Pettingill and Miss Barker
from Boston are at DR.. c. w. Emerson's.
j. II. Pearce of East Milton, Mass, came
Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kicker of Randolph were
in town Friday, guests OF Mrs. p. G. Tink-
| ham.
Rev. and Mrs. f. s. Fisk and daughter
of Montpelier are visiting at c. G. Mar
/ tins.
RE. Meach Of White River Junction
and George Tupper OF Bethel spent Friday
in town.
Henry Wing was in Middlebury last
/ Friday. Mrs. Wing accompanied him to
Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts Axten returned
Monday from their visit in ST. Lawrence
/ Co., N. Y.
Asa Miner and Miss May Bean Of Mon
/ tague, Mass, were married May 18th by
Rev. l. 5. Yerks.
! Mrs. L. V. Piper has gone TO Burlington
/ to spend few weeks with her daughter,
/ Mrs. r. d. Lewis.
DIR. Henry Tinkham of Burlington was
called here last Friday and was the guest
of DIR. and Mrs. w. ID. Huntington.
| Mrs. Ernslie from the Howard Relief,
Burlington, came Friday to nurse Mrs. p.
c. Tinkham, who is quite i'll with bron-
chitis.
Rev. II. w. Hildreth and Norman Har-
Wy were in West Rutland Wednesday to
attend the installation of Rev. Carleton
/ Hazen.
The g. A. r. memorial service viii be
/ held in the Cong'l church Sunday, May
| sermon.
\ Mrs. Sarah Eldredge, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Wing, for sew
eral weeks, has returned TO her home in
Bridport.
By invitation Of the @. A. r., the ladies
| of the Universalist church will serve din
ner in the vestry of their church on
| Memorial day.
| Rev. w. II. Hildreth and Mrs. Louisa
| Martin were in Royalton last Wednesday
| to attend the White River District Sunday
school convention.
Ell. Fgerton was in Brattleboro FRI
day to attend the hearing before Judge
Wheeler in regard to the affairs OF the
White River Valley r. X.
Leslie Hodgkins Of Wilder, Guy Hodg
kins of Gaysville and Ray Hodgkins OF
Boston were called here Wednesday TO at
tend the funeral of their father.
News has been received here OF the
death in Sutter Creek, Cal, May Sth OF
Aurelius Campbell, former resident OF
this town, and brother of Hiram Camp
bell and Mrs. c. G.. Martin.
DR.. and Mrs. w. ID. Huntington are in
Proctor this week, the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher ID. Proctor. Mrs. Hunting
ton will go from there to West Rutland to |
attend the installation of Rev. Carleton !
HaZen. |
Bernie Kidder had the misfortune to
break his leg Thursday while in the pas
ture mending fence. About seven years
ago he broke the same leg and again in
the last days of March, this being the
third time. He is an ambitious young
man and the sympathy of all go out TO
him in his misfortune.
Deep sympathy is extended TO Mr.. and
Mrs John Marsh in the death of their |
little son, John, who died last Friday |
evening after brief illness from an alb |
scess in the bowels, at the age of years, |
months. The funeral services were held
at their home Sunday afternoon, Rev. l. 5. |
Yerks officiating. large number OF rel |
atives and friends attended.
Flbridge Knowlton of Brattleboro, |
Hermon and Horace Knowlton OF Lowell, |
Mass Mrs. Augusta Carroll of Roslindale, |
Mass, Mrs. II. II. ellison, Mrs. Addie
Allen and James Rogers OF Bethel, Mr.. |
and Mrs. George Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Whitcomb of Stockbridge |
were in town last Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Warner Hodgkins.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris |
tian Endeavor OF the Cong1 church /
promise the people OF Rochester rare
treat in a musical lecture, consisting OF
negro slave songs and plantation folk lore, |
given by Mrs. Jeannette Robinson Muir |
phy at the G.. A. X. hall Monday evening, |
NAV 9th. Mrs. Murphy is young
southern lady and will depict the humor-
Gus and pathetic side OF the old-fashioned
nanny and southern life in a charming
manner.
The first teachers meeting this year vii
be held in the High school room Friday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock May 3lst. Hon:
Walter +. Ranger, state superintendent of
education, will address the teachers on
'Making All Things New" and in the
evening will give a free lecture 70 the pub
lie on aAims in Education" This lecture
will be in the G.. A. r. hall. At the
teachers meeting papers will be presented
by Miss T.. A. Eaton ON Language and
Grammar Work" Mrs. Pember on "Pri-
mary Reading Miss Alice Newton ON
ssNumber Work" and Miss F. Bowen on
ssPhonetic Method, How Used in Teaching
Reading and Spelling Subject for gen
eral discussion, .How and When Correct
Mistake When Teaching ~ All are
invited
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