Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-22
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

Elton Fish spent Friday at f. A.
Mrs. G; J. Bush is caring for W. H.
Campbell.
John Goodrow of Ripton was in town
last week.
Ralph Bush has finished work for the
W. II. II. Il.
Fred Robinson has returned from his
Western trip.
c. II. Stafford OF Rutland spent day
here last week.
Sarah Henry is with friends in Chester
for few weeks.
Ellen Clifford has recently purchased a
nice McPhail piano.
Pearl Hodgkins spent Sunday at his
brothers in Gaysville.
Miss Annie Chedel is at her home in
Gaysville for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barnes recently
spent day in Randolph.
Elroy Babcock OF Weybridge was in
town part of last week.
William Cooke is in Stockbridge at
work in Z. o. Aliens mill.
Henry Wing has a COW that has given
birth to a calf with six legs.
Clifton l.. Adams has gone to Potsdam,
n. ", to spend the holidays.
Julia Parmenter and Mrs. Reed were in
Brandon Saturday for the day.
Miss Emma Moses is spending the holt
days az her home in Randolph.
Mr.. Williams Of Maine is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blodgett.
Miss Helen Marsh is at home from
Barre for her two weeks vacation.
School closed Friday for the holiday
tor karrfra Ia
WILDER Aldrich was Obliged 10 kill a
nice colt Friday, it having lock-iaw.
Mark Tucker, who has been in Maine
the past two years, is visiting in town.
Mrs Harry Chaffee and Miss Mabel
Smith spent day last week in Bethel.
Lewis Hubbard came home from Mt.
Hermon school Tuesday for the holidays.
Edward Martin OF Ludlow has been vis-
iting his brother, r. l.. Martin, and fam
lily.
Prof. j. Ora Codding is spending his two
weeks vacation with his sister at Saxtons
River.
Miss Florence Kinsman came home
from st. Johnsbury saturday for few
weeks.
Fourteen couples from here attended
the dedication ball in Granville Friday
evening.
The Christmas entertainment az the
Universalist church will be held saturday
evening, Dec. q.
Theodore Hall OF Concord, n. H., and
Inez Parmenter OF Pittsfield have been
visiting at Alstine Parmenter's.
Verlon Wood and Flora Sawyer OF
Granville were united in marriage Thurs
day, Dec. IS, by Rev. +. Il. Adams.
John Trask received a message last
Thursday announcing the death OF Elias
Lyman at his home in Kewanee, III.
airs. George Mosher and son, Frank, are
amending the week in Littleton, n. H.,
with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Martin.
George Mosher was in Woodstock Tues
day, South Royalton Wednesday and
Bethel Thursday TO inspect Masonic
lodges.
Mrs. Isaac Hubbard gave a dinner party
to a few friends Saturday, it being the
sOth birthday of her mother, Mrs. Susan
Hubbard.
Beginning Dec. II, the White River
railroad " i'll make special rates. Tickets
good going on Saturday, to return satur-
day or Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shipman left here
last week Wednesday for Boston TO visit
friends on their way to their home IN
Lewiston, Mont.
Mrs. George McNeai' Aho nho peeh
here for several weeks caring for her
mother, Mrs. Pollard, has returned to her
home in Leominster, Mass.
Christmas will be observed at the NJ. ~.
church Friday evening, at the Cong !
church Friday evening and at the Uniyer-
salist church Saturday evening.
Intelligence has been received of the
marriage OF Miss Ellen NJ. Ham OF Ney-
mouth. Mass, formerly a teacher IN this
town. 10 DIR. Alphonso ID. Linton OF Wey-
mouth. The event took place March q,
1904.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Cong
church held its annual meeting last Thurs
dav and elected Mrs. II. W. Hildreth
nresident. Mrs. Henry Wing vice presi-
dent. Mrs. George Trask secretary and
treasurer. Agnes Brown, Ella Harvey and
Mrs. Wallace Wing food committee.
They will hold their sociables "Wednesday,
instead OF Thursday, as heretofore.
~The Glory OF the Christi will be the
Christmas message from Rev. III. w. Hill
dreth, pastor of the Cong1 church, on
Dec. IS next. Friday evening, Dec. %, the
SUNDAY school viii present the cantata'
ssSanta's Lost Sack" All cordially well
come. Thursday evening, Dec. 18th, the
monthly ssLiving Gospel papers Will be
Given as follows:-" Making of Americans
1.-The Germans" W. A. Chaffee; "Great
Preachers of the Present-George A. Cor
don. y Miss T. f. Cahee; "Fannie Crosby
Miss Mabel Harvey and devotional
n.