Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-19
Rochester News.
p. M. HARvEY. local Editor.

John Henry OF Randolph was at hom'
over Sunday.
o. NJ. Fisher OF Montpelier recently
spent two days here.
There will be no preaching in the Meth
odist church next Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Cloran is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Orvis in Starksboro.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy OF Roxbury was at
w. IL. Campbell's a day last week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Douglass are in
Morrisville this week attending confer
ence.
The family OF George Trask are out
again after being quarantined seven weeks
for scarlet fever.
Misses Perone Mason, Edna Martin and
Mabel Burditt are at home from Randolph
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Frank Burditt has returned home
much improved by her four weeks stay at
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. f. r.. Adams were in
Gaysville April II to attend the ordination
services Of Rev. Verdi NJ. Mack.
Louise Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
l.. r. Bailey, is quite i'll with scarlet fever I;
also the little daughter of Nathan Kirby.
CD. Bush of Lowell, who had been
passing few days here, returned home
Saturday. His son, Ralph, accompanied
him.
DIR. Henry Tinkham OF Burlington was
in town last week Wednesday, called
here by Drs. Campbell and Merriam to see
Miss Eunice Emerson, who does not inn
prove.
Arthur Kinsman OF New York city and
Miss Florence Kinsman and friend, A. 4.
Barnes OF II. Johnsbury, were with Mrs.
Charles Kinsman from Saturday until
Monday.
Mrs. Fred Martin gave a tea-party to
sixteen ladies on the afternoon OF April II,
with whist in the evening. The first prize
was'taken BY Mrs. g. +. Lewis; second,
Mrs. {. +. Townsend.
f. r. Kezer very Hospitality entertained
several OF his friends at his sugar house on
the evening OF April 18th. A short liter
airy program, appropriate for the occasion,
was rendered, after which new sugar and
seasonable refreshments were served.
The evening was much enjoyed by all.
Frank Huntington, son OF William
Huntington, died at his home in West
Rochester Monday, after long illness OF
at twenty-eight years OF
age. He left widow and two children.
The funeral was held Wednesday at IL
o'clock, Rev. II. w. Hildreth officiating.
Seldom il ever have those attending the
Easter service in the Congl church been
helped by the service OF sacred song so
much as last Sunday through the splendid
renderinPs OF the choir. Even the arrange
ment Of the flowers and plants made the
day one Of privilege and power to every
Rochester Lodge, No. 65, |. O. o. f., will
observe the eighty seventh anniversary OF
The founding OF the order at @. A. r. hall
Thursday evening, April 26, the exercises
at s O'Clock. There will be APP
music and an address BY Rev..F. |
+. Adams. The public is cordially invited |
70 attend these exercises. After the exer-
Uses, banquet will be enjoyed by the |
members OF the lodge and their families.
Easter was appropriately observed at the |
Iniversalist church last Sunday morning. |
The church was made beautiful with pot |
ed plants, ferns and cut flowers. The |
'hoir rendered several inspiring songs, and |
he musical program was pleasant y ex- |
ended by solo by Miss Abbie Eaton and /
song by three little girls. Miss Bessie /
Martin gave pleasing Easter recitation. !
Easter booklets, provided by Mrs. Ellen /
Pierce for her class, were presented, the |
sentiments from the booklets being pre-
'iously read. Six members were received |
INTO he church and the Lords Supper |
vas observed.