Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

I L. NJ AlAAN AftN4A L4ANO4s
G. W. Angel Is very sick with pneu-
monis.
Mrs. E. L. PIsrse has returned from
Charles Bailey went to Potsdam, n. Y,
Saturday.
/ Walter Lyon moved bis family 10 Ran
l d0lph Monday.
r. :. Morgan is 81 home from Boston
+ for q few weeks.
E. Il. Abbott Of Rutland spent Sunday
/ here with his family.
4 Mrs. j. r. Topper spent several days
/ last week with friends il Bethel.
I Miss Dubuque. a trained nurse from
+ Burlington, is caring for Miss Emerson.
George Mosher spent sunday ia Little
f ton, n H. with bis daughter, Mrs. Carl
/ Martin.
+ ]. r. Trask and F. A. Kezer went u
Brattleboro Monday 70 attend a railroad
hearing.
/ Mrs Frank Burditt has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington for
an operation.
The trained nurse who came 10 care for
Mrs. W d. Hodgkins, returned to Bur
J hngton Friday.
Miss Mabel Perkins returned to Barre
Saturday, where she has a position in q
millinery store.
John Howard was in Waterbury the
first Of the week IN he interest Of the
char stock mill.
Mrs. Fred n. sswin Of Chicopee Falls, 7
Mass, IS visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Hubbard.
Mrs Julia Weber. who has been spend {
ing the winter at the home Of her son, I
Marvel, in Rutland, has returned home. /
Wallace Wing. John and Richard Hut /
bard left here Wednesday for Silver Lake, 4
Ore, where they expect to make their .
home.
Miss Della Hodgkius Of Holyoke, Mass, 4
is at the home Of her father. called here 4
by the illness and death OF Mrs. ". d. 4
Hodgkns.
Judge and Mrs. F. d. Ely OF Desham
and Mrs. Edna Chase Of Newton, Mass,
came Monday, called here by the serious
illness OF their sister.
Joe Sing, q Chinaman from Boston. &
81 the Rochester House, making prepare
lions for putting IN g laundry in the base
meut Of q NJ. Ford's block
Dir. and Mrs. E. l.. Martin and daugh-
ter. Bessie. have recently been in Ruf-
land, called there By the illness OF Mrs.
Martins brother, Eugene Robinson.
r. Il. Beeman Of Burlington was 10
town last week, IN the interest OF the
Standard oil Co., to make arrangements
for putting in an oil tank near the
station.
Dr. Henry Tinkham q Burlington was
IN town Wednesday Of last week m con
with DIS. Campbell and Merriam
IN The case OF Miss Eunice Emerson, who
remains about the same.
81 A. Davis Of Marshheld and G. {.
cement we're m town Friday 10 advertise
he cantata, Joseph which is TO be given
In Bethel this week. They were guests %
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. kezer.
News has been received here Of the
iesth Of Mrs. John Whitlocz OF Brandon
Il viii be remembered her family moved
rom this town a few years ago. Her
laughter, Alice, was s graduate Of our
high school and has since been teaching
Ia Brandon Graded school.
A despatch from Pinehurst, \. C..
,ays Keen play throughout was the
'ule in the qualification round Of the
bird annual spring tournament begun
odsy. Leslie Pierce Of the Woodland
ioh club won the gold medal offered for !
he best gross score by a margin Of three I
strokes from &. L. Becker Of the sans !
auoi 50 players started Boston Jour :
lal).
"yerba Crucis or The Word Of Sorrow !
vii be the thought Of the fourth Le1ten
ermon by the pastor OF the Gungl ]
hurch, Rev. II. w. Hildreth. next sun ! z
lay, Mar. Z5th. The Rise and Develop !
nent Of the Chosen People, will be The :
urinary study for the Bible school. !
B0untiful Sowing Is the topic Tor the :
Dung people under the leadership OF I
Hiss Grace Abel. Holman Hunts world :
AIMED painting, @The Light OF the !
World will be taken an bv the r1sgtor !,
lar. 18th as a portrayal Of "The Gospel 81 .
Misses Bessie Martin. Mabel
Guernsey snd Ruth Hubbard, accom- :
anied by Miss Achsah Guernsey. viii 3
snder the hymn, my Blessed Savior.n +
cordial welcome to all.