Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-20
Rochester News.
3. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.


C. S. Eaton is driving the stage between
here and Bethel.
Miss Eva Pember is going TO Warren TO
teach this spring.
Ell. Abbott of Rutland spent last week
here with his family.
Miss Alice Chedel OF Gaysyille visited
her sister Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. MeCray and W. f. Hodgkins were
in Randolph two days last week.
F.A. Kezer is building his steam mill on
the Cushman meadow, so called.
1T. Hubbard spent Sunday in Barnard
with his son, DR.. IL. V. Hubbard.
Ray Messer has been in Keene, y. H.,
and Lowell, Mass, on business trip.
F. c. Haynes of East Hampton, Mass,
was in town last week and bought Tour
horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark are in Al
bany, y. Y, for a week, visiting MIS-
Clark S sister.
Mrs. f. Chamberlin OF stockhridge is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. +. +. kezer,
for a few days.
Hattie Martin Of Granville visited at her
uncle's, Fred Martin, last week on her
way to Stock bridge.
Elton W. Fish. who has been visiting at
r. A and Frank Kezer's, has returned TO
his bone in Richmond.
Revs. W. f. Douglas and W. Z. Lang
are attending the Vermont Methodist con-
ference at Enosburg Falls.
Florence Kinsman is at home from -.
Johnsbury to care for her mother, who Tell
downstairs, badly injuring her.
Mrs. H. II. Cushmsn, who had been
spending several days with her brother IN
Bethel, returned home Monoay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Guernsey have va
I nd
home of their son, +. A. Guernsey.
Walter Hamilton of Bridport was in
town from Saturday until Monday, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wing.
Lena Campbell returned from North
Adams Saturday and Catherine Campbell
came from Dedham, Mass, Monday.
The Rochester Womans Suffrage associ-
alton will meet with Mrs. Julia A. Pierce,
Friday afternoon, April p, at 2i3O. All
will be welcome.
Harry Henry came Saturday for a short
stay with his mother, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Henry, returning 10 his home IN
New York city Monday.
Mrs. Laura Prosser and daughter, Mrs.
Albert Tucker. Of Warren, have been IN
town in the interest Of the sale OF their
house at Lower Rochester.
Leonard Fuller OF Montana, a brother of
Mrs Frank Burdett, who had not seen his
relatives this way for eighteen years, gave
them a surprise visit this week.
Rev. j. p. Marvin OF Stafford, Conn, J.
2. Cutter OF Dedham, Mass, George
Campbell OF Adams, Mass, Henry Ken
nedy OF Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kennedy OF Rox bury, Mrs. Griswold and
Miss Bowman Of Springfield and Mrs. F.
L. Martin OF Bethel came Monday TO at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. w. III. Campbell.
Mrs. Eva Campbell, wife Of Wallace IL.
Campbell passed 10 the higher life April
Is, 1905, at the age of -. She had long
been a resident OF our village, and willing
liz gave her time and strength TO all that
tended TO improve society, while faithful
liz attending to the interests of her family.
In the Universalist church, Of which she
was member, she will be greatly missed.
A husband and five daughters mourn her
loss.
On the evening OF April 10, several of the
friends of W. A. Chaffee gave him very
unique surprise at his sugar house at Val
lev Farm, where they very appropriately
monopolized the building for a few
hours by preparing a menu when
consisted OF eggs boiled with their jackets
After the refreshments, games, music and
Jokes were INDUCED in. The occasion was
supposed to be q facsimile of an event
which transpired $50 years ago.
Rochester Lodge. No. IS, /. o. o. f., will
celebrate the fifth anniversary OF its or
ganization at g. A. X. hall Wednesday
evening, April 26, at o'clock. The pro-
gram Will consist OF music, vocal and in
strumental, and an address on the nature
and purposes OF odd Fellowship by Rev.
Frank +. Adams. These exercises are
open to the public and all are cordially in
vited 10 attend. After the public exercis-
es, banquet will be held in the hall
above, in which the members OF the lodge
and their families viii participate.