Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-29
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

(, Z. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor
- George Randall is in Bethel for few
= days.
n Pearl Hodgkins spent Sunday in Gays
d vile.
ie Mrs. Charles P. Flint spent Sunday in
le Woodstock.
= Mrs. Waldo Fish is with friends in
= Surrey, \ IA.
Mrs. Julia Wing has been very i'll for
! the past week.
5 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
0 Harvey Oct. p.
1 Miss Ellen Clifford was home from Pitts.
E field over Sunday.
Henry Collins has improved his house
, with coat of paint
, son was born Oct DIST TO Mr.. and
, Mrs. jerome Fuller.
, Charles Emerson is working for A. L.
Lewis in the creamery.
George Thompson of Orange, Mass. is
visiting relatives here.
DR.. Alya Hoag OF Bridgeport, Conn. was |
in town day last week.
Mrs. r. II. Cushman is spending the
week with friends in Bethel.
Miss Callie Martin has gone TO Tieon-
: deroga, n. Y, for the winter.
Mrs Fred Martin is spending the week
with her mother in Gaysville
Dean Fassett OF Randolph was with
friends here few days recently.
W. II. Hubbard and Henry Harvey were
in Weybridge Monday for apples.
Miss Agnes Heap of Gaysville and
Irwin Potter were in town Sunday.
Stanley and Jennie Eells have recently
beHp visiting frianha In Aaukrflao
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Angel spent last
week with friends in Randolph and Brain q
tree.
Mrs. d. T. Dyer OF Randolph visited her
father, Charles Fassett, the first of the !.
week. i
Flynn Parmenter OF Randolph is visit ?
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Par
menter. a
Mrs. Fox of Stafford Springs. Conn. .
has been visiting her friend, Mrs. Julia ),
Webber. II
Will Perkins and silas Jenney Of Barre u
ire with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Perkins for
ihort time. al
Charles Angel and wife of Randolph d
listed at his fathers, g. w. Angeles, the
irst OF the week. ar
Mrs. d. r. Chafiee of Chicago is spend. 10
ng few weeks with her brother. George
losher, and family. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Hodgkins were in an
randolph Friday TO attend the funeral OF
i-s. HodgSins' aunt. an
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Whitcomb of -
aysville have recently been guests OF Mr.. w
nd Mrs. II. +. Woods.
The many friends Of Or. W. NJ. Hunt
lgton are sorry to hear that he is very in a.
nd confined TO his bed. IN
Misses Lena and Emma Odett and
rother, William, spent a few DAYS al eu
harles Manneys last week. !
After an absence OF 80 years, ,Joseph WI
landers Of Springfield. Wis, Is visiting {
d friends and relatives here. Ma
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Foster OF Platts-
irgh, n. y, are spending two weeks Fri
lth her sister, Mrs. @. II. Shepard
Raymond Blodgett, who spent several spe
seks with Charles Gray and family, has Ito
turned TO Concord Junction, Mass. I
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Babcock and daugh- bee
:, Bernice, returned Saturday from their ereS
'ek's stay in Huntington and Bristol. r
The hunting season opened the 22d wei
'nry Austin, George Miles and ]. M. goei
on each shot deer and j. X. Wyman a Ia
ge bear. y q
On Friday, the 23d inst, the farm owned was
the late Charles Eaton was sold for ing
w at public auction to Isaac Sawyer of The
~ ne " ~ brlugman OF Lebanon, havi
H. was auctioneer. The
Turing the month of November in the -
ng church the Thursday evening sub
Is Will be 'Some Vital Personal Cues
ms. The first question for Nov. 5th is
ow has Your Christian Faith Changed STA
ee Childhood ~ On Sunday, Nov. ist a. sAs I.
tastoi' heN' H. W. Hlldreth, will d. lg
hcn tne closing sermon of the course Mary
: Life OF Christ as Lived Among Men, deee'
theme being "Chrst as Man of In n l9r =
me commemoration of the Of thu
W communion VIII follow the morntng VIII
r o. worship. "What David Teaches aeeou
VIII be the topic of the G. e. meeting once
,SNShinR OF nov. lst. The appointed Der, 4
Ter IS fres. T.. w. Chase, II cordially on; a
coined to these hours for worship. inter, inter,