Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-28
Rochester News.
Z. NJ. HARVEY, local Editor.

P,I- webber Was in Bethel day last
week.
Mrs. T.. q. Tinkham Was in Randolph
two days last week.
W. IA. Campbell is in Boston and Ded-
ham, Mass, for week.
Herman kinsman has been home q few
days from Norwich university.
Miss Florence Hodgkins OF Randolph
has been visiting friends IN town,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. T.. Claflin OF Bethel
were in town Friday to attend the ball.
Wallace Tobin OF Swanton was recently
guest at the home OF w. III. Campbell.
Miss Grace Abel OF Bethel was the guest
OF Mrs. Llzzie Huntington Friday night.
The woman's Suffrage CLUB will meet
with Mrs. Y. A. kezer Friday, March list.
n. J. Whitehill, county examiner, OF
White River Junction was Ia town Satur-
day.
Claude Martin OF Orange, Mass, has
been visiting his grandfather, Charles
Fsssett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin OF Waltz
am, Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. D..
Goodno.
A son, william Dana, was born Feb.
10Th to Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Patten Of
Brooklyn, n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. X. II. Upper and two
daughters OF Bethel were at j. X. Tupper's
from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. L. l.. Pierce left here Tuesday for
Boston on her way TO Plnehurst, y. C., to
spend the month Of March.
Mrs. Horace Cole was called to Gardner
Mass, last. week by the death OF her
mother, Mrs. Jonn Dunbar.
DIR. o. ID. Greene OF Bethel was called
here IN consultation with DIR. z. T.. Mer-
RAM in the case OF Mrs. Henry Swinyer.
Mr.. James Rowe and Miss Georgia
Lyon, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Truman
Lyon, were married In Brandon recently.
The +. A. Kezer Chair Stock Co. re-
ceived an order for bowels for the Eng
lish trade, week or two since. The mes
sage was received here at p. M, dated at
London, Eng, the same day.
Rev. w. 4. Douglass will deliver a
special sermon before the |. o. q. Il. and
Rebekah fraternity next Sunday morning
at the Methodist church at the usual hour
OF service. All cordially invited. Mem
beers are asked TO meet at !. o. o. +. hall at
10 o'clock.
The union missionary service at the
cong church last sunday evening was OF
a very excellent and interesting order,
showing much thought given the theme
by Mrs. j. Morrow and the ladies who
have been studying the religious condi-
lions OF the Pacific islands under her able
guidance.
Ii is expected that the Rev. w. II. Wat
son will begin his ministry with the
Congl church next Sunday, March 3.
The parsonage has been renovated with
paint and paper, and lighted with cleo
trieity.- The church voted to increase the
salary sl00. Mr.. Watson Is man OF deep
spiritual feryor, as well as intellectual
power.
The Washingtonian ball given at the G..
A. X. hall Feb. y was grand success. Six
ty-three couples were in the grand march
and many OF the number bowed their grew
heads to Curtis orchestra as the line
passed the music stand. Andrew told
them how to 'address their partnersn
thirty five years ago. The appreciation OF
the music was apparent from the fact that
nearly the full company were in atten-
dance when the order OF dances was con-
cluded. The supper furnished by the
ladies OF the Universalist church was ali
that could be desired in quality and guam
tity. 80