Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

r. Nj. HARVEY, Local Editor.
n. c. Harvey lost valuable Jersey COW
Friday.
Thermometer "a below zero Monday
morning.
Z. j. Rickett of Brandon, the upholsterer,
is in town.
Miss Mabel Culver is in Ripton with her
aunt, who is very i'll.
Miss Helen Marsh returned to her school
in Barre en- Saturday.
Fred Marsh is eonvalescing from severe
illness of three weeks.
E. II. Abbott has gone to Rutland, where
he has work for the winter.
Mrs. Hoyt of Warren, n. H., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Susan Lattimer
Miss Effie Chute is with her sister, Mrs
William Marsh, for few weeks.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer spent Sunday with her
sister in Randolph, returning Monday.
Miss Flora HUT of Pittsfield has been
spending few days with Miss Callie Mar
tan.
Arthur Lewis spent part OF last week
in North Adams, Mass, attending a dairy
mems meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. C.. Harvey were called
to Salisbury Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Haryey's uncle, Samuel Thomas.
Married, Jan. II, by Rev. Frank f.
Adams, Mr.. Calvin w Thresher of Han
cock and Miss Lena Alexander OF Roches-
ter.
Fosterand Flynn Parmenter came over
from Randolph Saturday TO see their
mother, who IS still quite IN, returning
Sunday.
Henry and Julia Harvey went Saturday
to Weybridge to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harvey. Miss Julia will remain two or
three weeks.
The Granville Dramatic club played
'Tony, the Convict" in g. A. X. hall last
Friday evening. The cast was very good
Each one played his part well
w. II. Campbell has gone to North
Adams, Mass, to visit his daughter and
viii 90 from there 10 Dedham for a short
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Cutter.
Clarence Young has bought the barber
shop OF George Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntington have packed their household
goods and are going to Canada to live.
William Fifield and family of West Pots
dam, n. Y, and his son-in-law, Mr..
LeBar, who have bought the farm owned
by the late Timothy Eaton, came Friday.
The members OF Hope Chapter, No. so,
o. T.. s., will serve dinner in the vestry Of
the Uniyersalist church Tuesday, Jan. 9th,
at noon. All attending the agricultural
meeting, as well as others, are cordially in
vited.
o. r. Miller, field secretary OF the Inter
denominational Bureau at Wash ngton,
ID. G., gave talk in q. A. r. hall last
Thursday evening on the workings OF the
Massachusetts, high license-local option
law and how similar law in Vermont
would work.
The Universalist society has chosen the
following officers for the ensuing yeari--
Church committee, Claude Campbell, q. II.
Lewis, Miss Jennie Baker; clerk, Mrs.
Julia Shirley; treasurer, George l..
Greeley; ianitor, Garrett Shirley; ushers,
Grace Cook and Leila Tinkham.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. +.
church held its annual meeting ON Jan.
14th and elected the following ofiicers:-
President, Mrs. May Bush; ist yice-presi-
dent, Edna Stockwell; 2d vice president,
Mrs. II. c. Kidder; Sd vice president, Mrs.
+. ID. Morsei secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Wardner Hodgkins; directresses, Mrs.
Eliza Howard, Mrs. Emily Stockwell, Mrs.
Lila Harvey; solicitors, Mrs. Laura Kezer,
Mrs. Bessie Marsh, Mrs. Alstine Parrnen-
ter.
By invitation OF St. Paul's lodge, f. a A.
NJ, of Brandon, Rural Lodge, No. 20, Wis
lleu DrhHuon on ine EVENING OF the loiu
inst, with representation OF IS members
and conferred the third degree. The work
of the lodge brought forth many compli-
mentary remarks for its efficiency. The
second degree was given in digniiied and
impressive manner by st. Paul's lodge
About 200 partook OF the sumptuous ban
guet which followed. All pronounced il a
delightful occasion, long to be remem-
bered, and one that can be repeated in the
interests OF friendship and fraternity.
Hope Chapter, No. so, o. Il. s., has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year:-Worthy matron, Mrs. Jennie Penn
Der; worthy patron, Hermon Boutelle;
associate matron, Mrs. Eva Campbell; con-
ductress, Mrs. May Boutelle; treasurer,
Mrs. Blanche Martin; secretary, Mrs.
Julia Shirley; Adah, Miss Clara Kinsman;
Ruth, Miss Bernice Babcock; Esther,
Esther Cook; Martha. Annie Hubbard
Electa, Mrs. Bertha Barry; organist, |. 5.
Yerkes; associate conductress. Mrs. Emily
Bush; warder, Mrs. Gertie Baker; sentinel,
John kinsman; chaplain, Mrs. Agnes
NeEkos, marshal, Mrs. Brownson Al the
regular convocation, Jan. 10, refreshments
were served.