Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-10
Rochester News.
2. ". HARvEY. Loeal Editor.

II Mrs. Z. L. Pierce Nas in Bethel Saturday
n Miss Sarah Henry Is visiting her aunt il
$ Chester.
g Mrs. J. c. Eells is visiting her father AMI
sister in Weybridge.
: Charles Andrews returned from Whit,
z River Junction Saturday.
& Leslie Pierce and Arthur Lewis went 4
d North Adams on Monday.
+ 4 daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
e Eugene Smith March 18th.
Helen Boutwell, OF Gaysville is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ford Martin.
I Miss Annie Messer Of Randolph is visit
. ing al her uncle's, J. e. Messer's.
J Horace Carrier has moved from Middle
] bury 70 William Huntiey's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Shepard Of Barre
were in town the first OF the week.
Mrs. Alstine Parmenter is at Randolph
Center with her son, Foster, for a few
DAYS.
Mrs F. A. Guernsey gave a very pleasant
whist party on Friday evening Of last
week.
Mrs. Wardner Hodgkins received news
I Friday q the death Of her uncle, Lyman
Howe, Of Randolph.
J Mrs. Ann Wright, who had been visiting
I her relatives in town. returned TO her home
in East Randolph on Monday.
Nearly fifty Of the friends Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Clarence Martin gave them surprise
on Friday evening, it being their twenty
third anniversary.
The house in West Rochester occupied
by George Ruff was burned Friday morn 4
ing al two O'Clock, with ali the house, +
hold furniture and clothing
1.-The Deestrct Skule at Blueberry Cor
ners VIII be presented by the young peo-
pie and talent OF the Methodist church az
q. A. K. ball on Wednesday evening.
March l6. A large cast and a happy time
1t is desired that the members Of the
Methodist church who have had mission
airy boxes viii bring the contents to church
with them next Sunday morning, at which
time the shekels will be gathered in.
List week Wednesday evening, the local
lodge /. o. o. r. chartered a special train :
and went 10 Bethel to visit the lodge at
That place. The party arrived home at 3
B. m. Thursday morning, feeling that they 2
had indeed been royalty entertained.
The primary school entertained few OF C
Inc parents, together with other friends of
he school, on Friday afternoon OF last d
week The exercises were very pleasing "
md entered into with much interest on
he part Of the children, rejecting great 4
realt upon the teacher, Miss Emma 4
Hoses.
An important and very interesting sub i
aot VIII be discussed by the e. +. society
unday evening, March Is, George Walker
sadef. Al the morning hour Of Worship.
be pastor, Rev. II. w. Hildreth, will con
niue the study Of THE Men Who Cruelty IA
be Christ The particular type tbe1
lnsidered will be, "Herod the King" IA
bose interested in the mid-Week Ienfeu =
elures VIII please note the following .
lange N dates and subjects. March IL. y
Diver Wendell Holmes;n March 24
lanes Lane Allen March 81, Henry ca
an DYKE al
Calyis Harvey, an old and we'll. known tn
ttzen- died at bis home in Northfield vil-
&c saturday afternoon, after q long i'll
IS with tuberculosis, al the age Of IS
ar, III months and eight days. Mr.. 81
aryey was born in Rochester but mad ~ ~
en- resident here for many years. ne ~.
4 az expert horseman and was ALWAYS ~
terested IN that line, being an authority ~
such matters. He is survived by a wife ias
q one son, Ned, and one daughter :
ma. lhe funeral will be held this after !
on az one o'clock from his late home. !
y W. ,. hazen officiating. ~ Mortified !
{ he remains Of Charles A. wolcott. who !
u q pneumonia al his home in Dover. A
H., al the age of fifty years, were -
ought here Saturday for interment. The N
leral was held Sunday afternoon at the
me 81 his brother, Eaton Wolcott. Rev. -
}. erks conducting the services Mr.
'lcott lett two sons, Edgar Wolcott OF
umbns, q, and Harold OF this town. v,
s Mary Hodgkins OF Bethel. Mrs. n q
Dryer o. haverhill, Mass, Heary VOL
Of Randolph. William Wolcott ~ -
terhury, Conn, brothers and sisters ~ b
deceased, were in town to attend the -
eral. ~