Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-28
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

Don't miss Pinafore May 8 at Randolph
r. 5. Morgan Of Boston was in tow
Friday.
II. II. Cushman is in Boston this weel
buying goods.
Louis Hubbard is wo king in II. II
Cushmau's store.
Charles Flint was at home from wSod-
stock over Sunday.
Miss Daisy Miles commenced her school
in Granville Monday.
Charles Green of White River Junction
vas in town last week.
Fred Austin is in Winchendon, Mass.
at work for A. J. Spicer.
Miss Bessie Wissel has been at her home
in Warren the past week.
Misses Bliss and Walston were in Bethel
Saturday to spend the day.
VIII Perkins Of Barre is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Perkins for a week.
Mrs. Margaret Griffin is caring for Mrs.
Ellen McCollom, who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Nettie Austin is with her daughter.
Mrs. ID. o. Goodno, for the summer.
Carl Martin was at home the first Of the
week, returning to Boston Wednesday.
Mrs. Maggie Henry IS in Everett, Mass,
with her son, Hugh Henry, and family.
Rev. W. r. Douglass was called to More
town Thursday OF last week TO attend a
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin and Fay
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
in Hancock.
Mss Gertrude Swinyer is spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
james Swinyer.
Miss June Fassett came from Randolph
Saturday and is at work for Mrs. Harrison
Farr for a few weeks.
The ladies of the NJ. Il. church will
serve griddlecakes and syrup at their So
cial supper Wednesday, May 4.
Riland Smith was called to Worcester.
Mass, Friday night. His daughter, Ma
bel, is very i'll viii appendicitis.
Mrs. X. L. Nicklaw and daughter OF
Greenfield, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Nick
mother, Mrs. James Goodman.
Special convocation OF Hope Chapter, o.
S, will be held Tuesday evening, May
Let every member make a special effort
% be present.
The many friends Of Mrs. Julia Weber
will be sorry to hear Of her illness. She is
n Burlington al DIR. SpaThawk's sanitari-
i'm for treatment.
George Harvey was called to Burlington
asst week. His son, Urban, who has been
here several weeks for treatment, is not
improving as his friends wish. J
Miss Mary n. Chase, president OF the !
Hampshire Woman's Suffrage associ.
.tion, viii speak in the Uniyersalist
.hurch saturday evening, April 30. All g
re cordially invited. Z
George w. Shepard died Thursday, v
april p, at 81 years OF age. He left a Wild
five sons and one daughter. The fu- d
eral was held Sunday afternoon at his s
ate home, Rev. W. +. Douglass officiating. d
George Richmond, second son Of DIR. Al
Richmond, has been unanimously J
ominated by the Republican convention 1
Or county clerk Of Stutsman county, p
Iorth Dakota, one Of the largest counties
that state. d
The funeral of Mrs. Elmira Guernsey. u
.idow Of the late Rev. George s. Guernsey, v
as held at her late home Thursday, April
|. Her brother, Emery Steele OF Ram b
olph, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Guernsey of v
lindsor, Elijah Baker of Stockbridge and IL
arris Ranney Of Pittstield were in town ID
attend the funeral.
A clipping from the San Juan Islander. W
riday Harbor, Wash, says:-.'FIoyd nj
cry of Hancock, VT, and A. +. Burgess nj
Rochester, Vt, who left New England B
for a trip to the coast about three 81
ago, arrived here Thursday for a Il
tort visit with Mr.. Perry's cousins, Mrs. II
ulver and Mrs. Joubert. The young men f
ave enjoyed their trip very much and are T.
artieularly pleased with the Sound coun- IL
y. They came to the coast via Kansas y
Pueblo and salt Lake, Y