Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-19
Rochester News.
8. M. HARrEY. local FdItor.

=. NJ HARVEY local EuAt0Es
See W. Z. Lamson's auction on page ].
Mrs. j. o. Robinson is IN Granville for
few days.
Robert Guernsey and friend Of Brandon
spent Sunday here.
Miss Annie Chedel spent sunday at hel
home in GaysYIle.
DR.. @. NJ Campbell was in Montpelier
two days last week.
The Thermometer registered p below
zero Sunday morning.
Charles Martin il quite III with the grip
and confined to the bed.
Bessie Wissell returned from her visit In
Warren the first OF the week.
Miss Ellen Clifford spent the first Of the
week with friends in Pittsheld.
Miss Fleda Fish Of Randolph spent two
days last week here with friends.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Marsh Sunday, Jan. 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Topper spent Sunday
/ lt the home Of their son in Bethel.
I Clarence Martin has put a telephone in
lis house on the White River line.
Martin Kidder Of Boston is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke kidder.
VIII Blodgett is very III with pneumo-
MIA. Mrs. e. j. Bush is caring for him.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ball and son, Mason, re-
turned from their visit in Boston Monday.
DR.. {. r. Merriam spent Sunday with
nis family IN Roxbury, returning Monday.
Mrs. Carl Martin OF Iittleton, n. H., is
spending the week here with her parents.
Charles Martin does not improve, as his
many friends wish. He is still confined to
the bed.
Mrs. +. A. Guernsey very pleasantly en-
tertained few friends Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Martin were IN
Montpelier last week to attend dairy
mems meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Downs of Middle
bury were ia town Sunday to see his ia
ther, who is i'll.
Mrs. Stone Of Waltham, Mass, a trained
nurse, came Saturday to take care OF Mrs.
W. II. Campbell.
Mrs. Riley Blodgett was in Brandon
Friday to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Mckinney.
Mrs. Myrtle Carroll Of Wateryille, y.
H., was in town last week on her way TO
her home in Granville.
NJ. G. @. Hubbard is quite i'll with bron-
chitis. Grace Blair OF Granville is work
ing there for few months.
Rev. r. +. Adams viii speak next sun
day morning on the life and influence OF
Froebel, the founder of the kindergarten. |
All those sons Of veterans in Rochester |
and vicinity who are interested in organ |
izing Sons of Veterans camp are request /
ed 10 meet at the q. A. r. han in Roches- |
ter saturday, Feb. 4, at p. m.
Truman Parmenter died at the home of |
his son, Alstine Parmenter, Thursday,
Jan. II, at 50 years OF age. His remains
were taken to Pittsfield, his former home,
for interment. The funeral was held there
afternoon.
Liberty Hin school closed Jan. Z. pu-
pills not absent a day during the term are.
Eddie Holly, Vera Martell, Ralph MarteH,
Susie Pember. Clara Pember; absent only
one day, Hazel Blodgett. Mrs. Jennie +.
Pember was teacher.
Last Friday evening a party OF young
people met at the home OF Guy Farr to re-
mind him Of bis twentieth birthday. The
surprise was genuine, and an enjoyable
lime was spent. Cake. coffee and plain
ioughnuts were served and the young
people departed at a late hour, leaving a
sum Of money as a remembrance of the
pleasant event.
The ladies OF the NJ. T.. society, at their
annual meeting, Jan. IL. elected the fol-
owing officers for the ensuing year.
Pres, Mrs. Edna Stockwell; LIST vice, Mrs
lara Morse; I'd vice, Mrs. Ella Kidder;
ID vice. Mrs. MAY Bush; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie Hodgkins; direct-
esses, Mrs. Eliza Howard, Mrs. w. =.
Douglass, Mrs. Emily Stockwell solicit
RS, Mrs. Laura Ke2er, Misses Edna Morse
nd Jessie Bailey.
Ellen McCollum. widow OF the late Dav-
d McCollom, died Monday morning, Jan.
9, after a few weeks illness OF bronchitis
The had been an invalid many years, and
onfined to the house most of the time.
he was 6S years of age and left one daugh- |
er, Mrs. Clayton Hubb I'd; one sister,
hrs. Roselle Nichols OF Rochester; two |
,rothers, Edward Martin OF Ludlow and
sdgar Martin of Rochester. The funeral
vas held Wednesday afternoon at her late
ome, Rev. W. f. Douglass conducting the
ervices. !
The residents Of this village were
hooked Sunday morning to hear that I
frs. George Wilson had died during the
light. She had suffered from heart
rouble for several years, but was as well
5 usual Saturday and called on her neigh
ors in the afternoon. She was 60 years OF
ge and left husband and one daughter
irs. George Campbell, of Ossipee, n. H.
he funeral was held at her late home {
Wednesday, Rev. Frank Z. Adams officiat- !
lg. Her remains we're taken to Hancock
Or interment.
Goods Message to You" will be the
1bject from which Rev. II. w. Hildreth
ill preach next Sunday morning in the
ongl church. Sunday evening next, the
Dung people will have a very vital sub
ct, "How to Win Souls for Christ"
liss Grace Abel is the leader. The 'I-iv-
ig Gospe" papers will be given Thurs
ay evening, Jan. 28th,as follows Great
reachers of the Past-Dr. Trumbuil,f by
liss Sarah Henry; Making OF Ameri-
George Walker; Mrs.
lice q. Quick Mrs. Louisa Martin land
Morley's Gladstone" II. II. Cushman.
II are cordially welcome. Friday even
ln- Ian. 9TH the taanLara1 RiEln nla..