Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-26
Rochester News.


| Mrs. /. 5. Yerks is dangerously ill.
Wallace Wing was in Randolph Friday.
Earl Burch has returned to his home in
Lowell.
! Mrs. Juliana Morgan is very i'll and con-
I fined to her bed.
p. L. Baker is spending the week with
friends in Bethel
w. 5. Hodgkins has sold his milk route
to George Harvey.
Mrs. f. H. Abbott and son are in Rut-
land for few days.
Miss Edna Morse has returned from her
visit in Manchester.
Mary Hill has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Charles Courtney.
Miss Helen Campbell spent Sunday
with friends in Bethel.
Mrs. Clara Church is with Miss Jessie
Morgan for few weeks.
Fred Huntington of Randolph was in
town part Of last week.
Riley Newton had the misfortune to.
lose his horse last Friday.
Miss Cook from Halifax is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Frances Hodgkins.
Mr. and Mrs. AFRO Stockwell went to
Waitstield Friday to visit friends.
James Maltby OF Buffalo, n. ", is the
Rev Fife X. NJ. Jones OF Barre was the
guest Of Mrs. p. c. Tinkham a day last
week.
Miss Gladys Topper is with her grand
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. }. K. Upper, for a
week.
Mrs. May Bush and daughter, Gertrude,
are in Randolph spending few days with
relatives.
DR.. w. ID. Huntington and II. II. Chat
T g. In 1anr ~ aftHnd State
convention.
DR.. and Mrs. c. w Emerson Of Boston
arrived Friday to spend the summer at
1 their home.
Misses Helen Marsh and Grace Martin
are In Barre this week attending com
mencement
Rev. and Mrs. George Howe OF Ran
dolph have recently been guests OF Mrs.
/ Emily Stockwell.
! Miss Alice Kezer, who was among the
[ graduates at Montpelier seminary, return
/ ed home Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. T..
church will meet with Mrs. jacob Eells
I "Wednesday, July I'd.
I Miss May Briggs has gone to Newark,
T y. j.. to spend the summer with her sis
/ ter, Mrs. Julia Curtis.
/ Leslie Pierce came home Saturday from
Harvard Law school, accompanied By his
/ friend, Kingsbury Foster.
Mrs. Gardner Ashley and son, Lester. OF
South Royalton are spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Pierce.
Rev. F. f. Adams is In Barre attending
| commencement at Goddard seminar.
/ His daughter, Edith, is to graduate
4 Mr.. and Mrs. William Baldwin and son
/ OF Whiting have been visiting Alr. ana
4 Mrs. Jack Miles, parents OF Mrs. BALDWIN.
| The game OF ball played Monday be-
/ tween the Brandon nine and Rochester
nine resulted in score OF IA to IN favor
OF Rochester.
| Mrs. Lasher came Tuesday to West
| Rochester. She was sent here by the Do
nestle Missionary society to supply the
pulpit in the chapel through the summer.
/ DR.. and Mrs. II. 5. Noble OF Middletown,
| Conn. and Miss Flora Finley OF Detroit,
! AIich.. are passing few days with Mrs.
Mobiles brother, Henry Chaffee, and fam
Mrs. Louise Martin and Ernest Chase
went TO Boston last Thursday and Mon
dav started for Denver, Col as delegates
/ to the International Sunday School con-
yention.
Chester Pierce is at home from TUFTS
| college for the summer. lie came troma
/ Boston with his automobile, accompanied
by his friend, Harry Richardson, OF Bufa-
! 10, n. Y.
/ Mrs. E. L. Pierce, Mrs. Ellen Pierce and
1 Mrs. o. NJ. Ford were in West Concord
| last Thursday to attend the Woman's suf-
| frage convention and Friday went TO the
/ White Mountains for short stay.
Prof. d. II. Scribner went to Burling-
4 ton Monday to attend commencement and
viii soon go to his home in Hyde Park
where he has position as principal OF the
graded school. He has made many friends
| during his three years stay here ana MS
| departure is regretted by ALL
| DIR. II. d. Holton Of Brattieboro, a menu
Der OF the state board OF health, was IN
/ town last week to investigate the cases OF
scarlet fever He said the management OF
| DIR. w. ID. Huntington as health officer IN
the cases of scarlet fever deserved COM
mendation. In the case OF his son, the
| fact that he boarded elsew here and estab-
lished a second quarantine WITHIN tne
house is a precaution not adopted by other
| health officers.
The Beechwood presented lively scene
/ last Wednesday evening when about 20 OF
me friends and relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs,
/ Henry Washburn gave them pleasant
| surprise. it being the 10th anniversary Of
/ their marriage A social time was enjoy
ed by all, also the phonograph under the
able management OF Nul PERKINS. a
/ luuch, CounistAhs u PA =. d
coffee, cake and ice cream, was served ana
the company dispersed, leaving behind
| them best wishes Tor the coming years and
! substantial gifts.
The following is list OF names OF the
| children in the intermediate department
| of the graded school who have had no
marks during the spring term :-Gertrude
Bush. Ethel Cahee, Tully Cahee, Gather
/ inc Campbell, Henry Curtis, Ellen Ghahee,
1 Grace Goodno. Mabel Hubbard, lBerniee
/ Huntington, Bessie Martin, tayette siat ,
lin Florence Randall, Susan Stockwell,
| Emily Stockwell and George Richardson.
/ George Richardson has received neither
tardy nor absent mark during his two
wears in the intermediate room.
| Only one remedy in the world that VIII
\ al once stop itchiness Of the skip ~ any
i MARI Of the body Doan's Ointment Al