Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-17
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

Il. NJ. HARVEY, Local EuiVOi'
daughter was born to Mrs. Valentine
| Nov 10.
James Chaffee spent two days last week
in Montpelier
Miss Bessie McCray was in Bethel a
part OF last week.
Frank Hanna is the guest Of Mr.. ana
| Mrs. o. g. Martin.
Charles Cook has been with his sister lh
| Brandon for week.
| A daughter was born TO Rev ana hl7'
/ w. +. Lang, Nov. 10.
| Mrs Ira Buck was in stockbridge last
Thursday for the day.
George Lovett Of Forestdale was IN town
Monday, buying cattle.
W. g. Hodgkins and e. J. Bush were in
Randolph Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. J. r. Upper went to Bethel Fri
day morning, returning Saturday.
Martin Kidder of Boston has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. clark hld-
der.
Charles Nancy and daughter, Mar
jOrie, have been in Proctor visiting rela-
DR.. George Morris Of Hartland was the
guest VI MS aunt @AAo' "A
Friday.
William Arnold Of North Adams, Mass,
spent Sunday with his MOTHER Mrs. MI
nerva Boss.
Oren Beckwith and daughter, Mrs.
Robert Blodgett, visited friends In DuA-
bury last week.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the NJ. Z. church next Sunday
evening, Nov. 20.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Hildreth and two
ehildrel are at their home in New York
city for four weeks.
l.. f. Bailey went to the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington Friday with his
little daughter, Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Minor Of Ticon-
derogo y. Y, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Randall.
Mrs. Margaret Griffin has returned from
New Haven, where she had been for the
past two or three months.
Arthur X. Frye was among the lucky
deer hunters this year, killing fine buck
that weighed 300 pounds.
Miss Bessie Wissell went to Warren Sat
urday. Her sister, Mrs. Frank Rowland,
returned with her Sunday.
Mrs. p. Baker Of Bethel and Mrs. Plum
lIltE 0hEllu Oh DhfIH Wtft ENCHkh VI MI
and Mrs. j. K. Upper last Thursday.
Miss Cora Beedle, who had been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Norman Harvey, is in
Middlebury to spend few days with her
sister.
The ladies Of the Congl church will
hold their sociable Tuesday Of next week,
instead OF Thursday, on account OF
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. l.. n. McLane OF Denver, Col,
came to attend the funeral OF be- brother
in-law, DR.. W. ID. Huntington, returning
home this week.
Mrs. Julia Langdon is the guest Of Mrs
q. @. Hubbard. Mrs. Langdon will be
as Miss Julia Cheney, a for
mer resident Of this town.
Julius Woods, aged % years, died
Sunday morning after a long Illness from
heart disease. He left a widow and three
sons. The funeral was held at his late
home Tuesday afternoon, Rev. W. 4.
Douglass officiating.
The many friends and relatives of w.
W. Campbell were greatly pleased last
week to hear that the 5th Congressional
district Of Ohio (Which has always been
Democraticl had elected him to Congress
He is son OF the late John W. Campbell.
Rev. and Mrs. /. S. Yerks OF White River
junction, Mr.. and Mrs r. Baker, Mrs. o.
d. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Upper OF
Bethel, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott Of
and many others were in town
70 attend the funeral Of DR.. W. ID. Hunt
ngton.
The monthly papers OF "The Living
Gospel series by friends OF the Congl
church will be given ia the home OF Mrs.
Louisa Martin Friday evening. Nov. 25.
James Walker will be the leader, and the
papers presented will be, "Inhuence Of
Pres. Eliot" by Prof J. o. Coddng; MAX
ing Of Americans Swedes,n Robert Eaton.
Clara Barton Mrs. James Walker: and
Great Preachers of the Past, Charles
Sturgeon, l. I. Hubbard. All are cor
daily invited. Please notice change OF
DAY.