Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-13
Rochester News.
E. N. HARvEY. LOeaI EdItor.

n. Fl. Cushman was in Bethel Friday
and Saturday.
X Mrs. F. a. Guernsey returned from
Rutland Saturday.
Leroy Martin OF Randolph was in town
two days last week.
f. H. Perkins OF Hartland is in town
this week tuning pianos.
Mrs. P. C. Tinkham was in Burlington
and Barre the first Of the week.
James Chaffee is at work for Arthur
Lewis, driving the creamery team.
Miss Lucy Hitchcock of Brandon has
been a guest OF Mrs. F. A. Kezer for
week..
Mrs. Alma Ellis arrived from California
Friday, where she had been through the
winter.
Rev. s. II. Smith will preach at the
Granville Nj. e. church next Sunday at
$3.50 p. IN.
Mr.. and Mr.. Julian Harvey md son,
George, have gone to Nortb6eld, where
they are to live.
Mrs. Maggie Henry went TO Maiden,
Mass, Friday to visit her son, Hugh
Henry, and family.
Miss Cora NJ. Holbrook spent Wednes-
day and Thursday at her uncle's, A. E.
Baker, in Stockbridge.
Mrs. Reed OF Brandon is at the home OF
Emmott Severy caring for Mrs. severy,
her sister, who is i'll with appendicitis.
Delegates to the White River Sunday
school convention from the NJ. E. church
are:-Miss Cora Holbrook, Mrs. julia
Kidder, Mrs. Julia Lang aud Mrs. Edna
Stockwell; from the Cong'l church, Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Harvey.
Mr.. wilmont OF *. Johnsbury was in
town Friday to load two carloads OF ma
pie sugar, $4,000 lbs, bought OF H. II.
Cushman.
Edward Moore Of Brandon, Warner
Moore and mother OF Warren, Daniel
Brown and Mrs. Reed Of Goshen were in
town to attend the funeral Of Winslow
Moore.
Rev. and Mrs. s. II. Smith, Mrs F. A.
Kezer, Mrs. z. l. Pierce aud Miss Lucy
I Hitchcock were in Woodstock last week
Tuesday and Wednesday to attend the W.
G. T. U. convention.
I The funeral of Winslow Moore was
largely attended Wednesday, May 8, at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Carey, with whom be lived for several
years. Rev. Mary 7. Whitney OBLIGATED.
w. H. Kenney. the genial and popular
clerk at Barry's, left Monday for Ran
dolph. After a short vacation, he goes to
Lake George for the summer, where he
has charge Of the dining service on the
ID. q II. steamer Sycamore.
By the will Of the late kunice Emerson
OF Rochester, the following sums we're
left to various institutions.-H Home Mis-
sioDary society, $500; American Mission
airy society, $500; Sunday school and
Publishing society, $500; the local Con-
gregational church, $500.
Mrs. Susan Campbell Martin, wife OF
Oscar g. Martin, died Sunday after an in.
ness of several months at 81 years of age
In spite OF the best medical skin, the un-
firing attention Of nurses. the unceasing
care and devotion OF husband and chill
dren, little by little the physical powers
yielded till at last she passed away. Be
sides her husband, she leaves two sons
and three daughters, two sisters and five
brothers and large circle OF friends who
deeply mourn her loss. The funeral
service. which WAS simple and impres.
siye, wss held at her late home Wednes-
day afternoon, Rev. Mary I. Whitney
officiating.
The W. c. 7. L. annual meeting was
held in the Universalist church May 5,
nine members and two visitors being
present. Reports showed good year oil
work done. One of the efforts OF the
} year was to enlist the interest OF all the
teachers in scientific Temperance instruc-
tinn in public schools. Miss Hitchcock.
being present, gave a paper on her de-
partment of work HEALTH Mrs
J Watson was unanimously reelected presi
dent, but declined to serve. Rev. NJ. T.
} Whitney was elected PRECEDENT: Mrs
} S. II. Smith, LIST vice; Mrs Merriam, I'd
Vice; Mrs. 2. Fl. Smith, secretary; Mrs
Kinsman, reelected treasurer. The de
partments of work were voted to remain
as before till later on. Delegates wers
appointed to the county convention al
Woodstock.