Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05
Rochester News.
.. N. HARvEY. Local Edltor.

Mrs. f. c. Babcoek is with friends IN
New Haven.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hunt last week.
A. w. Cove was in Montpelier and Bur
lington last week.
Miss Esther Cook returned home from
Randolph Saturday.
Charles Green of White River Junction
was in town last week.
Mrs. f. II. Edgerton went to Montpelier
Monday for a short stay.
George Pope of Randolph spent last
week at II. G. Babcoek's.
Mrs. Josiah Morse of East Barnet is
/ boarding at j. b. Swinyer's.
A nurse from Burlington came Saturday
to care for Mrs. Julia Wing.
Ri. Upper spent Saturday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. K. Topper
DIR. W. NJ. Huntington remains very
low. His recovery is very doubtful.
Misses Efie Chute. Helen Swinyer and
Mabel Perkins were in Randolph Friday.
Prof. j. o. Codding attended the teach
ers' meeting in st. Johnsbury last week.
Rev. II. w. Hildreth visited Rev. f. w.
Sharpe and family at Northtield recently.
Ellis Smith has moved his family from
Liberty hill TO Charles Beekwith's house.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Bailey of Ran
doiph spent Sunday with Charles Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mosher and son
were In Montpelier Friday, returning Sat
urday.
Henry Shipman Of Lewistown, Mon
tana, is in town for short time visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Morse and Miss
Myrtle of Bethel are visiting at Ira Bucks
this week.
Louis Hubbard spent last Friday and
Saturday with his brother, DR.. Hubbard,
in Barnard
Mrs. @. V. Lenox and Mrs. Julia Wild
man are with friends in North Adams for
a few weeks.
Walter Demo was called home from Or
ange, Mass, by the death Of his father,
Moses Demo-
Mrs. L. L. Pierce has been ii North Adj
ans, Mass, with her son, Leslie, for d
week or ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parmenter have
finished their work at Randolph Center
and have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Downs are spend
ing week with their daughter, Mrs.
in Middlebury.
Erwin Holton had the misfortune to kill
a COW belonging to l.. f. Wiley, instead Of
a deer, while hunting last week,
Moses Demo, aged ~ years, died Tues
day Of last week. The funeral was held /
Friday, Rev. II. w. Hildreth officiating.
Mrs. Emma Cox returned to her home
in Barnard Saturday after visit Of about |
two weeks with w. A. Chaffee and family |
Gardner Aldrich, who had been work |
ing in Bewistown, Montana, the past six |
teen months, returned home last week /
Monday.
Misses Grace Martin. Helen Bliss and /
Ethel Walston gave Halloween party /
evening at the home OF Miss 1
Martin, to several of their friends.
The Womanis Christian Temperance /
union will meet with Mrs. Julia Weber /
next Saturday afternoon at 2:30. report /
II the state convention at Woodstock will /
be given. All will be welcome.
Clifford Eaton, who had been working
n the n. +. telephone exchange at Ram
iolph, has been with his parents. Mr.. and
% Albany, n y, to attend business coll
ege.
The annual parish meeting and supper
II the Uniyersalist church will occur
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. II. All fam
lies connected with the Unigersalist par
sh Of Rochester are cordially invited to be
present. Supper from to Z.
Enoch Emerson suffered stroke OF ma
alysis on Saturday at the home OF Eugene
Martin in Granville and died Monday aft
rnoon, at SO years OF age The funeral
vas held there on Wednesday, Rev. II. w.
iildreth officiating. His remains were
brought here for interment.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 18th, In the
'ongl church, the monthly papers in the
Living Gospel series will be given as
Francis Il, Clark, 2 by Wal
ace Wing; "The Civic Awakening. by
y. Z. Nj. Campbell, and a book review.
Jesus Christ and Social Questions. by
he pastor. All interested in the better
nent of social life are welcome. Sunday
corning, Nov. Sth, the pastor, Rev. II. w.
illdreth, will preach from the theme.
The Sin OF the World" The G.. r. tonic
or the evening hour is most timely.
What Elijah teaches us;u leader, Mrs,
.ucy Flint.
About thirty members of st. Paurs
odge, +. * A. NJ, OF Brandon visited Ru-
al lodge, Rochester, Wednesday evening
let. q. After the work was finished ali
artook OF bountiful repast, provided by
lural lodge. Rev. I. S. Yerks performed
be part OF POSTMASTER very felicitously.
lev. Frank E. Adams responded to the
past, Fraternity" Mr.. Williams and
lr. Carpenter OF Brandon to the toast.
Why am Mason.n Remarks were also
lade BY Worshipful Master George Mosh-
OF Rochester, Worshipful Master Smith
! Brandon and by Mr.. Chamberlain and
ir' Cahee, both OF Brandon. The occas-
IN was thoroughly enjoyed by all.