Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-10
Rochester News.
e. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.
!, 8 Eainn was in Bethel Sunday.

c. s. Eaton was in Bethel Sunday.
c. Z. Clafiin OF Bethel was in town
Friday.
Mrs. silas Morse, who has been very i'll,
is improving.
Ray Messer has bought the milk route
of Calvin Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cloran spent Sun
day in Randolph.
Miss Grace Blair went 10 Brandon Mon
day TO stay few days.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin OF Newport is
visiting here for a feg weeks.
Mrs. Ellen Pierce has returned from a
three months stay in Boston.
+. A. Kezer has been m Boston for a
week with his daughter, Alice.
Mrs. c. Il. Townsend was in Montpelier
and Burlington the first OF the week.
Will Baker has rented the Prosser house.
so-called, and moved there last week.
Mrs. II. Q. Boutele has sold her house
in Lower Rochester TO John kinsman.
George Huntington has bought the bar
Der shop of Frank Tower and took pos
session May LIST.
Frank Hanna has rented the lower tene-
ment in j. A. Alloys house to be vacated
BY Frank Tower.
Christopher Dowdell went 10 Waterbury
Monday to see his daughter, Lizzie, who
Is in the insane hospital.
Miss Sarah Williams and Fred Whitta-
ker and family have moved to the Will
liams farms in South Hollow
Mrs. Emily Stockwell, who has been in
Southern Pines, n. G., for the past two
months, returned home Thursday OF last
week.
Mrs. Alice Wright, who had been in
Buffalo, n. ". with her daughter, Mrs.
James Maltby, for year, has returned
home.
Mrs Maggie Henry is in Maiden, Mass,
with her son, Hugh, and family. She will
go TO New York city before she returns, to
visit her son, Harry.
The first consignment OF wire brackets
and insulators has been ordered for the
Peoples line from Warren to Rochester
and will be strung as soon as poles are set,
which will be within two weeks.
Monday, May z, Rev. II. w. Hidreth
was in Randolph attending the Golden
Rule union OF the G. r. societies. Mrs.
Frank kezer, Mrs. Wallace Wing and
Miss Grace Abel also went a. delegates.
Miss Grace Robinson.oi Potsdam, n. y.
a pupil OF the Detroit training School Of
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guest OF Mrs. Il. A. keZer while training a
class Of eight young ladies preparatory TO
an oratOrical entertainment TN the near
future.
The annual business meeting Of the Ep-
worth League Monday evening resulted in
the election OF the following oiiicers:-
Pres, Mrs. Marion Ball; LIST Y. r., Mrs.
Edua Stockweli, ID Y. p, Mrs. Laura
kezer; 30 v. p, Miss Bessie McCay; ath
Y. p, Miss Marjory Manney; Sec. and
Treas, Miss Alice Douglass.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson, whose serious illness
was mentioned last week, passed away
Monday evening, Apr. 30, at So years Of
age. She left husband, four sons and
i've daughters, who have much sympathy
IN their sorrow. The funeral was held
at her late home Thursday afternoon,
Rev. W. +. Douglass officiating.
At the annual meeting Of the Rochester
w. G. T.. u. held at the Uniyersalist church
Saturday, MAY B, the following Officers
we're elected President, Mrs. Laura
kezer; vice presidents, Mrs. Julia Weber,
Mrs. Margaret Griffin, Mrs. r. "a. Adams;
secretary, Mrs. Alma Ellis; treasurer, Mrs.
f. Nj. Adams. Superintendents Of depart
ments remain the same as last year.
Next sunday evening the young people
Of the Methodist church will hold ami
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ter Topics for short papers have been
assigned Look Up and Lift Up, Read
Up, "Brush Up" write Up, p "Pay Up
"Grow Up aud summed Up.n Special
and devotional music viii also be rendered
at this interesting and inspiring service
The remains Of Mrs. Handy Martin
were brought here for interment beside
her mother Friday afternoon. Tier hus-
band and son, Claude, and sister, Mrs.
David Dyer came with her remains from
Gardner, Mass. Mr., and Mrs. Dean
Fassett Miss June Fassett aud David
Dyer Of Randolph and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Martin Of Ludlow we're ia town
10 attend the burial.
"The Second Cardinal Virtue Courage
will be the Sunday morning subject, MAY
18th, by the Rev. n. w. Hndreth. Tie
Bible school Of the Congl church will
consider at its session David as King.n
AT the evening hour for worship, the
young people viii have for their topic,
"Christ's Life; Lessons from His Miracles
Of Healing The leader viii be the pas
tor. Thursday evening, May 18th, will be
considered "The Problem OF Enthusiasm"