Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-01
Rochester News.
Z. NJ. HARVEY, local Editor,


viii he al the hotel Monday 90 do work
in, Trask is quite i'll and confined TO
the house,
winslow Moore has had his pension in
creased 10 80.
Julius Jerd spent Sunday in BFainlFee
with his ma her,
Miss IesS Morgan is visiting relatives
in NeN York city,
James Henry is in New NoTk and Bos-
ton tor two weeks,
MIR. aud Mrs T.. L. Pierce were In Bethel
FRIDAY Tor the day,
Calvin Morse has been home from
Sharon for few days,
VIC. Hodgkins has sold his farm TO
Herbert Mason for S23N.
A union farewell service will be held al
evening hour for worship,
y. II, Campbell had the misfortune TO
ose valuable COW Friday,
Mary Pitman, a eoloFed girl, is working
al T.. l.. PieTee's for few weeks,
The NJ. r. church was closed Sunday,
owing 10 the illness OF the pastor,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Royal kidder OF Lynn,
Mass, are visiting relatives here,
Mr and Mrs, Walter Lyon Of Randolph
were in town the last OF the week.
W, H. Campbell is In Boston, Dedham
and Worcester, Mass, for ten days.
Robert McCroy from SchrOon Lake, \,
Y, is visiting his brother, Vim. McCroy,
Julius Harvey and Ethel Robinson were
in Mortified from Saturday until Tues
dsy,
Miss Theodore Auman has been the
guest OF Mrs, Z, T., Merriam the past
week.
Mrs. Jack Miles and daughter, Daisy,
went 10 Brandon saturday, returning
Monday,
p. l.. Weber was in Montpelier to take
examinations and on Friday was admitted
Ia the bar.
Mrs. Calvin Morse and daughter have
gone TO W, ID. Hodgklns' to stay through
the winter,
The White farm, so called, owned by
Robert Marsh, has been sold TO Robert
Wilson Of Illinois,
Crosby Martin and granddaughter, Miss
Mabel GUERNSEY, spent several days last
week in Montpelier.
Mrs. Eva Sargent and daughter, Ruth,
are visiting at Ludlow and Otter River,
Mass, for few weeks.
Miss Nichols OF Newton, Mass, who
was with her sister, Mrs. +. II. Jose, a few
weeks, has returned home.
The open season for deer has been dis
appointing to hunters, only six bucks
having been killed in town.
Roy Andrews and Martin Briggs left
Wednesday for San Francisco, expecting
to stay through the winter.
William Ferno has moved his family
back 10 Mortified, and Luther Shepard
has gone to live with his mother.
Bennett {. Douglass, having fully re-
covered from his recent illness, has re-
turned to his studies at the University of
Vermont.
Sunday, Nov. 18th, the usual church
service will be held, the church committee
having secured Rev. John p. Marvin of
Norwich as supply.
II. II. Cushman, j. r. Upper, F. A.
kezer and +. II. Edgerton were in Bethel
Saturday to meet Samuel Williams OF Bos-
ton in the interest OF the railroad.
Mrs. Mary Todd died at the home of
John Baker in New Boston last Thursday
at So years of age. The funeral was held
Saturday, Rev. II. W. Hildreth officiating.
A party was given Miss Marjorie Ford
by her mother Saturday afternoon from 2
to D, 1t being the occasion of her 18th
VA NliudN hhItkeTsbTl. oil Inc
young lady's friends were present.
"The Fourth r of the Gospel as "Rest
in God" will be the theme for Nov.
4th selected by Rev. II. w. Hildreth for
his closing sermon. "Daniel and his
friends" will be the subject OF study be-
fore the Bible school.
The following from the. Burlington
Free Press will be of interest to Rochester
people :-"Wallace NJ. Chapman, one of
WilIiston's promising your g men, and
Miss Ethel Walston, the accomplished
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Obediah Walls
ton,were united IN matrimony at the home
of the bride in Williston IN the presence of
immediate relatives and friends on Wednes-
day evening, Oct. "a, at eight O'Clock. To
the strains of the bridal march from
'Lohengrin,' the happy young people
made their appearance in the parlor OF the
Walston homestead, and 10 one of its his
toric corners they were married by the
Rev. Leigh Diefendorf, the Episcopal sery-
ice beng used. The bride was tastefullv
gowned in white silk. The rooms were
decorated with autumn's choicest gifts of
nature. The bride received many beautl-
full and useful presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman will reside in WillIston."
"For years / starved. then bought n 10