Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-27
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

Il IL ~ nan oC~a@ A<tAeC-N
H. H. Cushman was in Burlington Fri
day.
Charles Cook of Forestdale is visiting in
town.
Roll Carey is in Fitchburg, Mass, for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Kezer spent Monday
in Gaysville.
Miss Stella Strack is spending the week
in Middlebury.
G. Il. Graham OF Bethel was in town last
week taking views.
DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Greene OF Bethel
were IN town Friday.
Bessie Wissell has recently been visiting
her sister in Brandon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin were in Gays
Vile and Barnard last week.
/ Mrs. Nettie Austin is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. ID. o. Goodno.
Miss Emma Ford of Chicago is visiting
I her cousin, Mrs. j. o. Robinson.
Martin Kidder of Boston has been
spending week with his parents.
Samuel Williams OF Boston is spending
week at the home OF E. l.. Pierce.
Mrs. Handy Martin Of Gardner, Mass,
is visiting her father, ChRs. Fassett.
Mrs. Rachel Jagoe of Somerville, Mass,
is at the Beechwood for several weeks.
Miss Mary Leonard Of Penacook, n. H.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Martin.
Helen Stanley of Brandon has rec entity
been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. q. w.
Angel.
viii Perkins OF Barre is spending few
days at home with Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. T. Hubbard gave a very
pleasant reception Saturday evening from
until 10.
Walter, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Hodgkins, is critically i'll with
peritonitis.
Ethel Burroughs has been sentenced TO
two years and six months in the house of
correction.
j. p. Cutler Of Dedham is spending his
two weeks vacation here, the guest OF w. |
II. Campbell.
Mrs. Jack Miles and daughter, Daisy. |
are in Whiting, Brandon and Foresldale /
for two weeks.
Mrs. Carleton Hazen and two sons OF
Portland, Conn.,, are spending two weeks |
at her home here.
DIR. Arthur w. Mosher OF Bridgeport, |
Conn.,, spent Sunday with his family at .
Mrs. +. NJ. Harvey's.
Misses Leila and Mary Cushing of Bethel 1
were guests Of Mrs. III. II. Woods from
Friday until Tuesday.
r. II. Upper OF Bethel spent Sunday
with his family at the home OF his SISTER,
Mrs. III. IA. Cushman.
Louis Skiff and mother of Middlebury
were at Henry Wings Friday on their
Say to South Royalton.
Mrs. Louisa Martin has not improved,
as her many friends wish, and her re-
'overy is very doubtful.
Master Earl Hildreth entertained eight
u his friends Monday from until z, it
being his seventh birthday.
Mrs. Hayes and daughter OF Brooklyn,
\. y, are boarding with Mr.. and Mrs.
alvin Morse for few weeks.
DIR. Harry Hubbard OF Barnard and
riend spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Hubbard.
There will be a special meeting OF Post
No. 81, g. A. r., Saturday, July 10Th, at
}. m. All soldiers are requested to be
resent. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson and fam
~ and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson johnson and {
amily have recently been visiting in
herburne.
Fred Dickerman, the engineer OF the
White River II. r., has rented Frank .
tenement and moved his fam
" TO Il last week.
Next Sunday afternoon, at the West Z
rochester chapel, Mr.. Underwood will
i've special address to that part OF tie ,
own. All welcome.
Mrs. f. ID. Ely Of Dedham, Mass, and
lrs. Edna Chase OF West Newton were -,
allied here last Thursday by the serious I
lness of their sister, Mrs. Louise Martin s
About 40 Of the friends and neighbors =,
ret at the home of Miss Daisy Miles ON !
laple hill last week Wednesday, when a
cry enjoyable evening was passed. Cake
nd ice cream were served. ?
The midsummer fair in the Congl
nurch under the auspices OF the Ladies'
ID society VIII be held Aug. % next. All
repairing to contribute articles are re- J
uested to do so at earliest convenience. d
Geo. Greeley, Chester Pierce. Ernest o.
base. Fred Robinson, q. NJ. Lerois. G. l.. 4
argent, Alfred Cove, Walter Barry and =
oy Andrews attended the Masonic fune- =
Il OF j. w. Gabrielle in Randolph Friday.
Clipping from the Fort Scott Fri y
and Mrs. o. A. Cheney are !,
itertaining Mrs. Il. l.. Pierce and her y
ster, Mrs. Ellen Pierce, lifelong friends q
the judge, from Rochester. Vt. The v
RS. Pierce are returning home from the
evils q Clark fair at Portland and a trip
trough Yellowstone park, and stopped
here to make little visit and renew Al
d acquaintance" n
Mans Need TO Forget" will be the
orning subject OF Rev. II. w. Hildreth 81
lnday, July 30. At the evening hour the G
Jung people will hear the vice president in
the state G. E., Jay g. Underwood OF
artland, who will speak on &C. f. at h
ork, telling among o6her things about re
e great Baltimore convention. "The N
pen Door" in the commercial world had
} origin in Rev. III. Thursday evening, al
= 3, this subject will be considered. hi
Maple Hill school. taught by Julia A. b
closed July Is with a picnic in
arence Martins maple orchard which "
As attended and enjoyed by about forty. W
here were thirteen scholars enrolled, with ca
erage attendance OF IL 1-6. Vera Mar III
D, Ruby Billings, Sadie Martell, Carroll
d Cecil Lawrence had no absent marks
ring the term. Grace, Nellie and Claude
'Cn had no absent marks during school
ambership. Sidney Wilson had only -
i-half days absence up to the last week ~
hen he was kept at home by sickness. lll
Soldiers Reunion at Rochester. re
The old soldiers Of Windsor and Orange W
untles and their friends will hold a hig -