Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-04
Rochester News.
E. N. HARVEY, Local Editor.

A. F. Lamb Of Randolph was in tow
last week.
Mrs. Lena Lawton of Woodstock spen
Sunday in town.
Mrs Ernest Hulett has gone to L'0rig
nal, Canada, to live.
Miss Ellen Clifford was at home from
Pittsfield over Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Henry returned from he
visit in Boston Monday.
Five couples from here attended tn
ball in Warren Friday evening.
Josiah Leach has gone TO live viii
George Ruff in West Rochester
Mrs. William Prosser is at home from
East Barre for two weeks stay.
John Blanchard OF Randolph was il
town last week looking for wool.
Ray Hodgkins of Boston Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Frances Hodgkins.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer attended the w. c. T.
I u. convention in Chester last week.
! VIM. McCray has returned from Water
I vile and is at work in the tale mines.
Mrs. A. B. Fish of Randolph spent sun
day with her sister, Mrs. F. A. Kezer.
Mrs. Jerry Howard has been in Brandon
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Burditt.
Bowen Tafts OF Boston has been IN town
the past week looking for hard wood lum-
Der.
DIR. w. ID. Huntington accompanied
Mrs. Wesley Hanson to Burlington Mon
day.
Fred worthley of Washington was the
guest over Sunday of VIM. Prosser and
family.
Miss Helen Stanley Of Brandon was the
guest over Sunday OF her aunt, Mrs. g. w.
Angel.
Mrs. Hannah YanDyke has gone to
Northfeld TO spend few weeks with
friends.
Mrs. William Baker and son went to
L'Orignal, Canada, Saturday, where they
are 10 live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bachelor Of Brain
tree spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in town.
Miss Jessie Morgan and Mrs. w. D..
Huntington are in Burlington this week
for short stay.
Mrs. +. II. Egerton and Lawrence and
Miss Jennie Baker went to Warren Friday,
returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lamb OF Ran
dolph Center have been visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Clayton Sargent.
Married, May p, by Rev. Frank r.
Adams, Herbert b. Whitney and Miss
Min Z. Hook, both OF Granville.
Married. May p, by Rev. Frank f.
Adams, Charles W. Wilson and Miss
Ellen p. Pember, both Of Bethel.
Dean Upper Of Bethel and son, Vim.
Upper, OF Orange, Mass, called on
friends here the first OF the week.
Miss Ethel Prosser spent last week at
her home here, returning to Washington
Monday, where she has work for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Louisa Martin and Mrs. n. W.
IIildreth were in Hartford Wednesday to
Intend the county Sunday school oonven-
ion.
The Rochester W. c. T. L. will hold its
monthly meeting with Mrs Ellen Mon |
ague next Saturday afternoon, June e, |
Il 2:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Babcock OF Pitts |
ield have been visiting Mrs. Babcockis |
brother, Gardner Richardson, and other
riends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Martin OF Bethel |
md Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Woodwork OF /
cambridge, Mass, were guests Of Mr.. and /
Mrs. w. HI. Campbell part OF last week.
Rev. Frank Z. Adams will preach the
sermon before the gradu-
ting class OF the High school at the
Jniversslist church Sunday evening, June
;, at Z 80.
Our electric lights were closed one
vening last week on account OF a dam
ged wheel. II there are any who have
ot fully appreciated the lights they had
n opportunity to do so at this time. The
,leetrie Go. is to be congratulated on the
God service given its patrons.
A union meeting Of the three churches
III be held Sunday morning at II O'Clock
! the Nj. +. church. The Rev. l.. II.
.uiJt, secretary OF the Vermont Bible
Dciety, will address the meeting. His
inject will be "Bible Work in Vermont,
le United states and the World" An
1ering viii be taken 10 push forward
IDLE work. All invited and welcomed.
In the Cong'l church the monthly meet
lg for study of Living Gospel series "a
i'll be on Friday, June Il. The time Is ,
hanged to Friday evening because the I
lstor will be away June II, in attendance
, the state convention OF congregational
lurches converting in Burlington. For
riday's meeting the following parers
i'll be given:-"Ihe Mind Of the Master"
7 Mrs. w. Wing; "A Christian Scholar :
7 Jas. Chaffee, and "Child Conversion
7 Mrs. A. X. Harvey. All welcome.
Mrs. Sarah Wiley, wife OF Carroll Wiley,
ed on Sunday afternoon after an illness
two weeks OF pneumonia and liver COM
ications at the age of as years. She was
most estimable woman and her loss has
st gloom over this community. She
4 husband, mother, two sisters, Mrs. q
'hn Marsh OF Rochester, and Mrs. Fan
e Whitcomb of Mortified, Mass, and
rec brothers, Herbert and Adelbert
Of Mortified. Mass, and
larles Chamberlain OF Rochester. Her
neral was held Wednesday afternoon at
r late home, Rev. l. 5. Yerks conduct
g the services.
Mothers lose their dread for ''that terri
2 second summer when they have Dr.
'wler's Extract of Wild Straw berry in