Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-04
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

j, II. Trask returned from DO7'
day. islands
here last week. -,
Mrs. Harvey Richardson was 10 De'N''
Saturday for the day.
Miss Hannah Aldrich Is at home rum
Randolph for week.
Mrs. Rollin MCGOWAN has been VISITING
in Randolph for a week
Miss Lena Campbell has returned 10 her
school in North Adams, Mass.
Charles S. Bush Of Providence, K. - WIS
at Edward Pierce's one DAY last "ees,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chatee are ~ clare lar.
mont, n. H., visiting Rev. and MIS- lu'-
tie.
Hubbard a Hubbard have sold their
meat market to Frank Kennedy, VINO tooA
possession May LIST.
Mrs. Alma Ellis is in Mortified with
her nephew, w. X. Ellis, and family lot
two or three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carson Of schroon
Lake. n. Y, are visiting their sister, Mts'
McCray, and family.
Mrs. Newton Whitcomb OF stoekbridge
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. MoiHe
a day or two last week.
Herbert Pelky and Miss Mabel rogers,
both Of Pittsfield, were united m marriage
bv Rev. Frank f. Adams April 70.
Rev. w. n. Roberts called on friends
here last week on his way to his new
charge at Moretown and Duxbury.
II is expected that Rev. Mr.. Fuller VIII
arrive in town Tuesday evening, may y
and 90 TO West Rochester to speak.
Rev. W. f. Lang went to his new charge
in Union Village saturday: Mrs Lang
and two daughters go there this week
DIR. c. NJ. Campbell, Walter Barry, Ches-
ter Pierce and Roy Andrews were IN
Montpelier Thursday to take the Shrine.
ID. o. Goodno and Miss Perone Mason
were in Forestdale Sunday 10 attend the
funeral OF Miss Nason's uncle, A. Newton
Roy Andrews has finished his work n
the meat market and takes Leon Pollard
place as station agent for the White River
Valley railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hoy Of Chicago have
been visiting their relatives here. Mrs
HOY Is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hodgkins, who are well known here.
The twentieth annual convention OF th'
w. c. 7. l.. viii be held al Windsor May
and 5. The speakers are Mrs. Maria Meec
OF Chicago and Mrs. Ida L. Reed OF shell
burne, VT.
Mrs. d. A. Bisbee OF Bristol, Miss MauS
$. Bisbee OF Buffalo, y. ", Mrs. Laura /
Sessions Of Brandon, 4. V. Hooker o
Brandon aud Mr.. Capen OF Goshen cam
here last week Wednesday with the re
mains OF Noah Bisbee.
The Odd Fellows gathering "Wednesday
of last week was thoroughly enjoyed b!
all who attended. The program an
nounced was carried out. Miss Addr
swinyer as pianist and Lewis Curtis witt
his graphophone added much to the pleas
ure OF the occasion.
The annual meeting Of the Rocheste
Township Sunday School association wil
be held Wednesday evening, May 10, u
the Univcrsalist church. Rev. Edward NJ
Fuller OF Burlington, field secretary OF th'
Vermont State sunday School association
will make an address. Officers for the en-
suing year will be chosen.
At the regular communication OF Rura
Lodge, No. %, f. q A. NJ, held April ~
the following officers were elected and APP
pointed -. j. Robinson, W. NJ; A. "
Cove, ;. W; A. l.. Lewis, j. W.; DR.. {. NJ
Campbell, 5. d.; Roy Andrews, j. D.; II
W. Collins, tyler; q. Shirley, marshal;
+. Pierce, S. s.. c. l.. Sargent, j. s. Rev
r. T.. Adams, chaplain +. A. Guernsey
treasurer; +. W. Chase, secretary. Vote
to increase the annual dues to $50.
The White River District Sunday Schoo
association viii hold its nineteenth con
vention at the Universalist church, Roch
ester, Wednesday, May 10. Topics, etc.
are as follows:-"A Christian Teacher
Opportunity in the Schoolroom,n Mis-
Kate Lull. Granville; San Attractive sun
day school, Rev. v. NJ. Mack, Gaysville
Necessity OF Church Attendance Mrs
George NJ. Miller, Bethel; "Remedies 70
Hardness and lrregularity," Rev. Franl
T.. Adams, Rochester; "An Out Distric
Sunday School, Mrs. Osborne Godfrey
Bethel; "Soul Winning in the Bibl
School, Rev. Samuel Knowles. Randolph
address or Ground Table" Rev. Edwar,
NJ. Fuller.
chow much can the Christ save ~ Tn
answer as given in the epistle TO Hebrew
will be considered by Rev. II. W. Hildretl
i'm the Cong'l church next Sunday morn
ing, May !. The dedieatory use OF tn
new individual communion set given 4
the church by Mrs. Susan Hubbard il
memory OF her husband, Varsel Hubbard
will be during the observance OF tn
Lords supper. Another OF the vital sub
iects making Of a Christian: his ex
erciseh will be considered at the younl
i HNfEAN AAANNAAAAA AAtAA 1AAAhN tNtuAilE
Much is anticipated on Childrens Ia,
this year when the Rev. +. J. Marsh o
Boston will again be here. Thursca,
evening, May IL, the third Of the studle
in the epistle to Hebrews will be upoI
'The New Community as part OF 9Th
New Life These studies are converse
tional in style and are proving more inter.
estIng and helpful each week. Teachers
Bible class Friday evening at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. /. 7. Hubbard.
The HERALD is in receipt from Col
Albert Clarke of Boston, OF bound vol
ume containing the genealogy and ful
history OF the Clarke or Clark family
beginning with Richard Clarke, an origl
nal settler Of Rowley, Mass. taking in th,
branch OF Timothy Clark, an early settle
OF Rockingham, VI, whose great grand
son Col. Albert Clarke is. The book i
the work of Thomas Bellows Peck. 1
contains about 100 pages with blank sheet
added for keeping up the family records
The volume is plentifully supplied viii
half tone cuts OF members of the family
including not few present residents o
Rochester, also views Of various ancestra
homes. The genealogy covers eight gene
rations ana almost three centuries Of time
Included IN the book Is a report Of III
dedication OF the ancestral tablet in Roch
ester North Hollow, which took plac
Aug. 30, 1904, with cut OF the tablet show
ing inscriptions. IL Is volume tina
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