Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-10
Rochester News.
E. N. HARVEY, Local Editor

Pasturing to rent at the Gleason farm.
Inquire OF A. X. Harvey. 4w
E. II. Abbott returned to Rutland Fri
day.
Chas. Mosher Of Sharon was in town
last week
j. H. Trask is in Boston this week buy
ing goods.
George Lamb Of stockbridge was in
town Friday.
Carl Martin was in White River June
tion Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Collins is visiting her sis
ter in Pittsheld.
Crosby Martin spent Saturday with
friends in Montpelier.
Rev. /. 5. Yerkes is attending conference
in st. Albans this week.
II. II. Cushman went to Montpelier
Monday for a few days.
Earl Bean moved into Mrs. Emily Stock
wells tenement Monday.
Martin Kidder is at home from Tufts
college to spend his vacation.
It's good time to buy clothing and
Cushman's is a good place to buy il.
Elmer Barnes has rented T. B. Martins
house, lately vacated by VIM. Prosser.
Chas Stewart has finished work for c.
Bronson and gone to his home in Berlin.
Mrs. Julia Wiley has been in New York
the past week buying her millinery goods
Miss Flora Hutt has finished work at
the hotel and gone to her home In Pitts
field
George Nichols has gone to Burlington
where he expects to make his home in the
future.
Miss Gladys Tupper OF Bethel is spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Tupper.
Mrs. Clayton Sargent and Mrs. Ellis OF
Pittsfeld spent Friday with Mrs. Myra
Guernsey.
Miss Helen Boutwell, Of Gaysvine has
been with her aunt, Mrs. Fred Martin, for
a few days.
Willis stanley Of White River Junction
and Miss Helen Stanley are visiting at G..
w. Angells.
Miss Daisy Miles mas been engaged to
teach the spring term Of school on West
hill in Granville.
Mrs. r. s. Fiske and Miss Florence Of
Montpelier were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Martin last week.
Clayton Sargent moved here from Pitts
field on Tuesday and will live with his
aunt, Mrs. Myra Guernsey.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker were in
{
Walker TO her home in Stock bridge.
Mrs Rolla Hartman and two children
from Groveton, n H., are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carter.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Universal
list church at the last meeting voted to
put water into their church vestry, and
and will commence work at once.
Rev. Frank +. Adams viii deliver the
closing lecture Of the series on eminent
poets at the Universalist church next sun
day morning. The author considered viii
be Henry w Longfellow.
Mrs Nichols wishes to correct the state
ment in last weeks issue referring 10 Mary
pelky having finished her work and states
that the girl in question took "French
Mrs. Margaret Griffin.
The Easter concert given in the Univer-
salist church last Sunday morning evi-
IDENTIFY did not lose in quality by weeks
postponement. The church was very
ceptionally fine and the recitations and
dialogues BY members OF the Sunday
school were well rendered. The service
was thoroughly enjoyed by all who par
ticipated in il.
Those in the intermediate room who
had no absent marks during the winter
term were Gertrude Bush, Charlie Cook,
Henry Curtis, Grace Goodno, Achsa
Guernsey, Bernice Huntington, Bessie
McCray, Fay Martin, George Richardson,
Florence Randall, Clara Pember, Claude
Chamberlin, Hugh Kinsman, Susan and
Emily Stockwell. The following missed no
words in spelling: Grace Goodno, Achsa
Guernsey and Ethel Cahee.