Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

Z. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.
Z. L. Messer Of Bethel has been IN town
for few days. Ray Messer returned home
with him for short stay.
Miss Ella Swinyer went 10 Gaysville
Tuesday for day and will go from there
TO Randolph to visit friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Carleton Hazen and son
of West Rutland came Monday to spend a
few days at Mrs. Hazen's home here.
Mrs. Louisa Martin and Ernest Chase
went to Burlington Tuesday TO attend the
state convention of Congl churches.
Mrs. Julia Weber, who had been with
her son, Marvelle, in Rutland for the past
few months, returned home on Monday.
Mrs. Caleb Eaton and daughter. Evelyn.
are in Randolph this week to attend the
4 graduating exercises. Her son, Clifford, is
to graduate.
| j. r. Upper has received the contract
/ for carrying the mail from Rochester TO
Brandon. The stage Will commence runs
ming July 1.
The ladies OF the Monday club will give
whist party in the town hall Wednesday
evening, June II; proceeds for crossing
above the park.
The four children of the late Charles and
Caddie Eaton have gone to Hancock TO
live with their grandparents, Mr.. and /
Mrs. George Marsh.
Charles Beckwith has returned to South /
birmingham, Mass. Miss Alice accompa-
MED him to Lancaster, Mass, where she
has work for the summer.
A. J. Spicer of Rutland. who has been
IN towa for several weeks putting in con-
crete walks, has finished his work here
and gone TO South Royalton.
Mrs. Luman Perkins and three children
rlr fFsaf mo Hesr H.
Robinson. of Brandon are with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. E. Martin for few days. II
Mrs. William Pember, Mrs. G.. Shirley.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Boutelle and Mr.. and
Mrs. John kinsman were in Mortified
last week to attend the grand chapter OF
the o. +. S.
The graduating exercises OF the class of /
1908 win be held in G. A. r. hall Friday
evening, June r. commencing at o'clock {
iharp. Besides the essays Of the class /
Rev. q. G.. Atkins viii deliver the address I
AT the Universalist church Sunday even P
ng, Rev. Frank +. Adams preached a very q
Eloquent sermon to the graduating class. b
MS text being, "Desire earnestly the e
-reater gifts" The audience was large. n
nd II Is safe to say that everyone was q
LEASED and helped by the service
The completing Of the concrete walks ST
round the square has caused much vexa- s,
ION OF the public spirit, bat has at last %
cen accomplished by the ladies Of the 81
londay club assuming the expense Of the 81
rossing between Dr. Huntingtons and III
be Congl parsonage, and by Alexander Il
riggs paying for the one above p. c. ~
inkhams. III
The Rochester Woman's Suffrage asso- NJ
alton held its annual meeting June 6. q
he following officers were elected - OF
resident, Mrs. Julia Pierce; Sec, Mrs.
aura kezer; Treas, Rev. Frank f. ps
dams. 1t was voted to hold meetings SO
cry Monday afternoon from to 1 CC
clock. All will be welcome to these ca
eetngs. m
Rev. g. q. Atkins. who will deliver the ca
address Friday evening, OF
ade himself an enviable reputation as a 10
'eaker while teaching at Mount Hermon IA
hool. He was afterward pastor Of the DR.
ing church in Greenfield, Mass, from ga
hich place he was called to the First vi
urch of Burlington. We are very for da
nate in being able to hear him on this Br
casion.
The news of the sudden death of Miss RI
liza Demo on Wednesday afternoon
Inc 3, was received with sincere regret BY
II many friends and acquaintance. She
as the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
rs. Moses Demo, who, with one sister. III
RS. j. r.. Irudo, and one brother, Walter
'nno, OF Orange, Mass, survive her. Her mis-
e was 80 years. The funeral was largely J
.ended at her late home on Saturday Nh
ernoon, Rev. H. w. Hildreth conduct !
3 the services. ~,
friends from away to attend the funeral ,
Mrs. Carroll Wiley were Mr.. and -
IS. Herbert Chamberlain, Adelbert ~
amberlain and Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Whitcomb OF Mortified, Mass. Austin cen
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Gillett andI n
5. Bertha Dean OF Brattleboro. Mr.. and lJes
S. Herbert Hubbard and aIrs. Fred q
Vett OF Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus bis
Chamberlain, Gaysville, Mr.. and Mrs.
IRIS Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Fish
I Mrs. Fatima Chamberlain of Stock 20
dye. rep