Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-15
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

School opened with l2O scholars.
A. J. spicer OF Rutland was in town last
week.
John Henry was at home from Randolph
over Sunday.
Mrs. {. 5. Eaton is caring for Mrs. Roll
lin MeGowan.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Kirby Sept. 10.
NJ. NJ. Ball and son are in Brandon and
Salisbury for a week.
Mrs. Alma Ellis is in Randolph caring
for Mrs. A. b. Bowen.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Rollin MCGOWAN Sept. Z
George Rogers and Florence Fish are
I quite III with typhoid fever.
4 Mrs. {. A. Gale OF Montpelier Is visiting
her friend, Mrs. Agnes Brown.
Mrs. Emily stockwell Is visiting friends
/ In Randolph for week or ten days.
The ladies OF the NJ r.. church will give
a hash supper Wednesday, sept p.
Leander Wing OF Lexington, Mass, has
recently been visiting relatives here.
Miss Grace Bentley Of North Adams.
Mass is the guest Of Mrs. Kate Lenox.
Mrs. Fannie NhiteOmb OF Mortified.
Mass is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hovey OF Pittsheld
We're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Sargent
last week.
Miss Jennie Baker, who had been living
to Bethel Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlotte Leonard and daughter.
Nellie, OF Gaysville are with Mrs. Bred /
Martin for few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kidder and son Of
Sharon have been visiting Mr.. Kidderis 1
brother and sister in town.
George Walker went 10 Burlington Mon
day. Mrs. Walker, who had been at the
mary Fletcher hospital, returned home
with him Tuesday.
Rufus Claude, son OF Walter &. and
Bertha F. Fay, died Sept 5, aged seven
weeks. Funeral was at the West Rocbes-
Ter chapel, Rev. Frank +. Adams officiat-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Broas and daugh-
Yer, Dorothy and Miss Wilson OF New
ork city, who had been boarding at r. II
/, Pierce's for the past two months, re-
turned home Saturday.
Rev. J. W. Miller Of Gaysvitle will
occupy the pulpit OF the Methodist church
next sunday morning aud will also preach
AZ Granville at 2:l5 Rev. w. r. Douglass
Is to preach at Waitsfeld and Fayston.
Mrs. Maud r. Burroughs asked States
Attorney Senter OF Washington county to
hle an information against her Friday.
marrying adultery. She was given a sem
.ence OF six months in the house OF cor
-ection. Fred Kew, with whom she was
concerned, Is already serving a sentence.
The Junior Young Peoples Christian ,
mon OF the Universalist church has
elected officers as follows - Superinten- n
lent, Mrs. Elizabeth Adams; assistant
Miss Leila Tink ham.
president, Miss Grace Cook; vice presi- 4
lent, Miss Abbe Eaton; secretary. Miss
trace Goodno; treasurer, Miss Bessie '
Martin; various committees have also
leen appointed. /;
Rochester Lodge, /. o. o. f., celebrated
he completion OF its fourth wear with a -,
lanquet at q. A. r. hall Friday evening. +
'ept.9. Although some were necessarily 4
osent on account of sickness, a good
lumber OF the members OF the lodge were !,
resent with their ladies, and very pleas a
mt occasion was had. After the sumner. /,
lev. Frank z. Adams spoke OF the bene-
cal effects OF Odd Fellowship and the
plendid showing which it will evidently a
g able to make when il shall have round 9
out its first hundred years. a
manhood and Work" will be discussed
y Rev. III. w. Hildreth in the CongI p
hureh Sunday morning, Sept. Is. SHOW :.
he World Is Growing Better will be con- 7
.dered in the evening by the young peo-
le. Miss Grace Abel will be the leader.
he fourth great chapter in Gods Book
1tltled, 1.-The Great Commission. % will he q.
.udied Thursday evening next. In two W
eeks the most important meeting of the o.
hurch year will be held-the annual u
leetlng and roll call-Sept. %. Every NJ
lember Of the parish is invited. u