Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
Rochester News.
6. ". HARvEY. Loeal EdItor.


Leslie Pierce is spending a few week
in Boston.
Alton Briggs OF Randolph was in tow
Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ErnesI
Chase Sept. s.
Miss Helen Morse has gone to Mont
pelier seminary for the fail term.
n. II. Cushmsn was in Bradford Mon
day, a guest Of Frank v. johnson.
c. e. Martin is building a new housl
on his farm, known as the Lyon farm.
The youngest daughter OF Rev. and
Mrs. W. e. Lang is i'll with scarlet fever.
AFRO Parmentsr came last week tC
spend the winter at Frank ~Parmenter's,
Mrs. Henry Wing is spending the week
with friends in Randolph and Mortified
Cecil Mason CT Leicester Junction il
visiting at the home Of his uncle, H.. P.
Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens OF stannard are
visiting their son, George Stevens, and
family.
Miss Lulu Whittier of Hancock is at
work in the Office for the Peoples Tele-
phone Co.
Mrs. Lydia Tilden of Ames, Ia, has
been a guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Julia
Weber, for a few days.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin hss returned
from Newport and is with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Chaffee for q time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy are TAX
ing an auto trip to Boston and Lowell,
Mass, to be away three weeks.
Mrs. William Clark OF Buffalo, N. ",
arrived Saturday to spend a few weeks
with DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Chafee.
Harvey q Hubbard's grist mill was
broken into Friday noon, while they were
at dinner and sls5 in cash was taken.
Mrs. Charles Oryis of starksboro and
Mrs. Emma Orvis of Bristol have lately
been visiting their mother, Mrs. Emma
Swinyer.
DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Campbell and Mr..
Arlington Saturday to spend a few days
at the home of Mrs. c. M. Campbell.
E. s. French has sold the building lot
he bought Of j. r. Topper to J. D. Rob-
inson and Mr.. Robinson has commenced
digging the cellar and is to build q house
this fall.
o. D. Taylor, formerly OF the Big
-Four X. r., has taken the place OF Clare
ence Booth as conductor on the White
River r. r. Mr.. Booth has returned to
Costa Rica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank V. johnson and
p. L. Weber OF New York city n Mar
velle c. Webber of Rutland we're In town
Tuesday to attend the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Electa Morse.
Mrs. Eliza Jones of Salisbury and
daughter, Mrs. Doud OF New York and
Albert Humphrey Of WaItham, Mass, a
former resident Of this town, have lately
been guests at C. e. Martins.
The grammar room rhetoricals are be-
ing presented this year in form OF q week
ly paper. The first edition will be pub
lished Sept. 16, 1910, at $3.50 p. m. from
the grammar school Office. Parents and
friends OF the pupils are cordially invited
to be present.
club will be held at the Con-
gregational parsonage Thursday, Sept.
%, at 3 p. m. II is hoped that q large at
tendance will be present, when Mrs.
Wallace Wing will give q glimpse Of the
work being done by the seven societies OF
the Home Board.
At the Universalist church, Sunday,
Sept. IS, the pastor will speak in the
morning on "The Greatest Fraternal Ord
err in the World" The Sunday school
will meet at the usual hour and at 1880
there will be a special evening service to
the sdvisability of organizing a
local branch OF the Young Peoples Chris
tian union, a national organization OF
Universalist young people. A cordial
welcome for all at the services Of this
Sept. s Harvest Home grange worked
The 1st and End degrees on a class OF
eight. The literary program included
Song, any Beau's Gone Back on Me-"
Miss Bessie Barnes; reading, "Trip to
Middlebury Fair" Miss Nettie Bailey;
discussion, Resolved, That the main
roads be made permanent before repairing
hill roads; speakers, K. ID. Morse,
Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Lawrence for afirma-
tive, Brothers Nye, Lang and Mason,
negative; decided in affirmative by board
Of decision, Harry Billings Of Middle
bury, MIS-. Savage OF Waits1eld, Miss
Aldrieh of Randolph.
The opening meeting OF the auxiliary
the w. B. f. NJ. OF the Cong'l church
held last Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. w. n. Watson. The president,
Mrs. Morrow, gave an outline OF the text
book for united study for the coming
rear, entitled, "Western Woman in
Lands" written by Mrs. Helen
Montgomery. A pleasant fea-
.ure was the singing of songs by the
7oung ladies, Miss Tinkham, Miss Arm
trong and Miss Booth. The occasion
vas further digni6ed by the reading Of
Missionary Birds' by Mrs. Edgerton.
Light refreshments were served and q
half hour enjoyed. The meeting
instruction, fellowship and en-
for the coming year.
Wilber-Ryan Wedding.
A very pretty wedding took place at
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