Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-24
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

Miss Helen Marsh is at home from Barr
TO spend her vacation.
Miss Mabel Harvey is with friends il
Tunbridge for few days.
VIM. Batchelder OF White River June.
tion was IN town Monday.
Mrs. ii. S. Boss has returned to hel
home IN North Adams, Mass.
Joseph Trudo had the misfortune to
break bone in his hand last week.
Miss Grace Martin has gone to Lewiston,
Mont, where she has position in school.
Mrs.E Cady Of Bethel has been with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.T b. Martin, for
a few days.
Leroy Martin has rented a tenement OF
| Mrs. Emily Stoekwell and will move be-
/ fore Apr. 1.
Philip stratton Of Pawtucket, r. l., is
spending few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Harvey.
Prof. 10 Codding has gone to bis home
at Westminster West 10 spend his two
weeks vacation.
MrsIda Cahee was called to Dandy sun
day because OF the illness Of Mrs. Luman
Perkins Of pneumonia.
s'The Deestrict skule" presented by the
NJ. f. society was largely attended, the
receipts being nearly go.
Fred Robinson. DR.. c. NJ. Campbell and
+. l.. Martin were in Brandon last week to
attend Masonic meeting.
Mrs. Horace Cole has received news Of
the death OF her brother, Alfonso Dunbar,
at his home near Buffalo, N. y.
Edward Akey Of Potsdam, " y, has
bought the Henry Phelps farm, so-called,
and moved his family here last week.
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last week caring for her sister, Mrs. Fred
Martin,who was quite III with pneumonia,
Misses Ethel Wastou, Helen Bliss and
Emma Moses have returned TO their
homes to spend their two weeks vacation.
S. c. Walker Of Bethel has rented Frank
l.. Hubbard's farm for the year and s. +. |
Gray has taken J. G. Eells' farm for year. |
Robert Guernsey is at home from Al |
bany, n. Y. He has accepted a position |
rs shipping clerk for a wholesale tobacco |
firm IN Albany and returns in a week or /
ten days.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. /
Armin OF New York city on March 9th
Mrs. Armin will be rendered a. Miss /
lessie Fuller, who taught several terms In 4
The Graded school here.
The annual meeting Of the Monday club /
was held at the home % Miss Jessie Nor
-Nt WI AAhAAHA AAAtthbbA anu ne AAAfHM~
ng officers were elected Pres, Mrs.
lula Pierce vice ores, Miss Mary Briggs; I
zee, Mrs. Lottie Martin; treas. Mrs. Jes=
ne Ilnkhami directors. Mrs. Helen
richardson, Mrs. Belle Hubbard, Miss
Jessie Morgan.
The ~ mbers OF Hope chapter. o. Il. &, E
rave Rev. ]. 5. Nerks and family a very
lleasant surprise on Friday evening Mar
>. The chapter was very fully represent
q and two or three hours were very
greeably spent in conversation, music
nd IN listening 20 a select reading by Rev.
ir. Nerks. Rev. Frank +. Adams. in be-
lalf OF the chapter, presented Mrand Mrs.
erks with rug as a token Of their es-
eem. Other presents Of value were also
tven them. Refreshments were served
nd the party separated with many good
fishes for Rev. Mr.. Yerks and family in
heir new field of labor.
The highest form OF patriotism win be
onsidered by the young people in the
ong church Sunday evening, Mar. 27th.
t the closing service OF the lenten tide.
n especial invitation to all is given to at
End. Sunday morning, the pastor, Rev.
w. Hildreth, will preach the last OF the
snten sermons upon 'sfhe peoplen as
hose "Who Cruelty the Christi At the
losing lecture Thursday evening. Mar. 81.
ne subject will be upon the greatest lv-
lg American poet, theologlan and scholar
today-Dr. Henry VanDyke. As has
cen the custom the past few years, spe-
al observance OF the Lords Supper will
e commemorated Good Friday evening,
pril lst. Every member OF the church Is
ipechlly urged to be present.