Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-13
Rochester News.
E. N. HARVEY. Local Editor.

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home for few days.
Mrs. Julia Rindge of Randolph is in
town visiting friends.
Miss Emma Bailey Of Randolph is in
| town for a short time.
Mrs. Crane and son Of Maiden, Mass,
are guests of James Henry.
Arthur Holden OF Boston Is the guest Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. q. Martin.
Mrs. Della Jones Of Haverhill, Mass, Is
visiting al +. M. Wolcott's.
Alfred Cove has rented OF Mrs. Angie
Piper her house in this village.
DR.. w. d. Huntington was called TO
Barnard in consultation last Sunday,
Norman Harvey started for Beaver City,
Neb., Saturday to be absent several weeks.
DR.. Fred Chaffee Of Chicago is spending
few days with his sister, Mrs. Agnes
Brown.
William F. Chase Of West Newton,
Mass, is spending a week at Ezekiel En-
erson's.
Mrs Walter Miller and daughter Of
New Orleans are the guests Of Mrs. Louisa
Martin.
Mrs. Ed. Hubbard and children OF Ran
dolph are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Collins.
Emmot savery and family of Goshen
have moved TO j. o. Robinson's farm in
West Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beedle of Philadel-
phia are visiting Mr.. Beedle's sister, Mrs.
Norman Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McNeal of Leom-
mister, Mass, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Janette Pollard.
Mr.. Parker Of Jose, Parker, bankers,
Boston, is in town looking after his inter-
ests in the tale mine and railroad.
Mrs. Ellen Montague has rented her
tenement to Fred Lewis and gone to visit
her son, w. ID. McCollom, in Iowa.
DR.. Harry V. Hubbard has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. T. Hubbard,
and on Saturday started for California.
Mrs. E. c. Flynn and daughter. Char
lotte, from Rox bury, Mass, are spending
a week with her friend, Mrs. Earl Bean.
Mrs. Carroll Bush has vacated the tene-
ment in Mrs. Myra Guernsey's house and
gone TO Lower Rochester TO live with her
brother.
Miss Annie Messer of Randolph and
Mrs. Clarence Messer and daughter spent
Friday and Saturday OF last week at J. C.
Messer's.
The Clrone Bros. gave a musical enter
tainment last Friday night which was
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pecially good.
Edward LaFlam has sold his place to
Campbell a Greeley and win move his
family this week to Greenfield, Mass,
where they are 10 live.
The friends OF Rev. Lucius Reed OF
Montpelier will be pleased to learn OF his
Intended marriage TO Miss Mary Tidball,
which viii occur on Aug. 10 at Crete, Neb
Charles Fassett, who has been with his
daughter, Mrs. David Dyer, this summer,
has returned home, accompanied by his
grandson, Claude Martin Of Gardner Mass.
A large party left here on the G.. A. r. |
excursion Saturday to California, includ- |
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Martin, ". II. |
lampbell, Ezekiel Emerson, Ernest Chase, |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Robinson.
The Rochester W. c. T. L. held its /
monthly meeting with Mrs Elizabeth 4
of Hancock. Twenty-Five /
PERSONS were present. Various matters Il
pertaining to the work were discussed. /
were served by the Hancock /
aides. The meeting was regarded as an
successful one. Ii was also OF L
special interest TO Mr.. and Mrs. sham
'eney, because il was the twelfth anniyer-
airy OF their marriage.
The Silver Medal prize contest, under
he auspices OF the Rochester w. {. +. o..
ook place at e.. A. X. hall Wednesday
vening, Aug. 5. A good audience was
resent. Prayer was offered by Rev.
rank f. Adams, who also spoke briefly
N the art OF persuasion, emphasizing its
and the necessity OF an earnest
elief on the part OF the orator IN the
principles which he advocates. There
-ere six contestants;-M Miss Anna Marsh,
liss Julia Parmenter, Miss Florence
lodgkins, Miss Bessie McCray, Miss Nio-
t Burgess, Richard Hubbard. The med
was awarded to Miss Anna Marsh. The
ldges were Julius p. Blackmer OF Stock
ridge, Rev. j. Wesley Miller Of Bethel
nd Miss A. +. Carr. Music was rendered
intervals as follows solo, Rev. /. ;.
'erks; song, Misses Clara and Susie Penn
er; singing by eight children; piano
uet, Mrs. Herbert Cushman and Mrs. \
ames Henry; piano duet, Miss Helen
ampben and Miss Viola Yerks. Mrs.
aura kezer in presenting the medal to
liss Marsh gave a brief account OF the
liver medal work OF the w. {. T. u. II
hich has grown to large proportions
thin the last few years. The speaking ,
Y the six contestants was proof OF the
Silful training OF their teacher, Miss
uey Hitchcock Of Leicester.