Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
Rochester News.
e. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.
Notice.

Notice.
l have few trimmed hats and ready
to-wear hats that will be sod at greatly
reduced prices to make room for holiday
goods now arriving
2w Miss j. f. HALL, Rochester, Vt.
p. {. Tinkham was in Windsor f dsy
and Saturday.
Miss Helen Campbell has CONNER ed
her school on Maple hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hanna have been
visiting friends in Ticonderoga, \
Truman Lyon and family are t1ng to
Poultney this week, where they are to live
Mrs. Henry Wing received news Mon
day OF the death of her brother, Charles
Pratt.
Col. II. A. Eaton Post will hold its an
nual ball and supper Monday evening,
/ Jan. /.
Mrs. II. fl. Cushman and Mrs. j. r.
| Upper spent two days last week with
| friends in Bethel.
Mrs. Henry Wing and son, Walter, were
| in New Haven Tuesday to attend the we'd
ding OF Bernice Babcock.
| Leslie Pierce, Walter Barry, Chester
Pierce, c. l.. Sargent, George Greeley and
/ Roy Andrews were in Montpelier Friday.
| MI ana MIS- 1AlllG1 hIt III ANNN
York and Boston for two weeks. Mrs.
| Henry will not return until after the holi-
days.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Armin of New York city last week. Mrs.
/ Armin viii be remembered as Miss Jessie
Fuller.
The many friends of Win Marsh will be
sorry to hear that he has been quite ill
/ since his arrival in California, but is inn
proving again.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Jennsy and son,
4 Richard, and Win Perkins of Barre, who
have been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
1 Mrs. Luther Perkins, have returned home.
Rev. Frank Il. Adams will speak at the
| Universalist church next Sunday morning,
Dec. l., on "rhe Religious History of
| Japan A collection will be taken for
/ the Japan mission,
BY the win Of Mrs. Lucy Richmond
OF Woodstock Mrs. Laura Prosser of
Warren receives a bequest of s22766,
which is her share in the estate of her
aunt, Mrs. Richmond.
| Col II. A. Eaton Post was inspected last
Thursday evening by Inspector +. 9.
/ Hagar OF Gaysville. He complimented
the post on its prosperity and said it was
one OF the best equipped posts in Vermont.
| Mrs. George Trask was called to Boston
4 Friday by the death OF her father, George
1 Crawford. The funeral was held at his
/ late home on Upton street Saturday. Mr..
Crawford was well known in this vicinity,
having spent several months here IN the
interest Of the Fall Mountain Paper com
pany.
What came near being a serious acci-
dent occurred Saturday afternoon. As
the w. X. railroad train was crossing the
trestle below Crosby Martins, some TIM
bers gave away and let car loaded with
coal partly off the track. j. X. Upper,
who was standing in the baggage car, was
thrown across the car and injured, but not
seriously. Trains were running again
Wednesday, as usual.
''The Snare OF Sincerity will be the
morning subject Dec. II by the pastor of
the Congfl church, Rev. II. w. Hildreth.
"Living Examples Of Law Enforcement"
will be the Bible schools closing lesson Of
the year in Hebrew history. The young
people at their evening meeting viii con-
slider "Nhat our denomination stands
for,n Miss Bertha Minkler leader. Thurs
day evening, Dec. p, the topic will be
"What ended Christ's work among men ?"
The final rehearsals for Christmas are now
in order, making ready for Dec. p. Every
effort is being put forth to make this the
most enjoyable OF all Christmas tides in
the First church.