Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-21
Rochester News.
9. N. HARvEY. Loeal Eallor.

AFRO stockwell is very i'll with erysipe
las.
Miss Pearl Eelis went 10 her school il
stoekhridge Monday.
Carl Martin had the misfortune to have
horse die last week.
Miss Mabel Burditt went to her school
in South Goshen Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard have
moved into their new house.
Rev. Mt. Bourn will preach at the Uni
versalist church next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wing were in
Randolph Friday and Saturday.
H. II. Cushman has sold his black
horse to z. r. Hatch OF Northheld.
W. II. Campbell is confined to the
house with the prevailing distemper.
Arteinas Townsend is at home from
Harvard college for a weeks vacation.
Fred Martin and George Walker are in
Bethel building house for i. j. Robin
son.
4 Mrs. Emma Davis is visiting friends
here, guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Clark
Kidder.
II. c. Fowler of East Bethel is in town.
putting in bath room for Frank Par
menter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Fowle have taken
rooms at Mrs. Isaac Hubbard's for the
summer.
Mrs. Frank Burditt has gone TO the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington, for
short time.
II. II. Cushman was in Montpelier last
week to attend the memorial exercises of /
the late Senator Morrill,.
Mr.. Brown OF South RoyaIton has been
~ to~n buying cows and was a guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boutelle over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Chase and dauQh-
ter and Mrs. ]. o. Morrow are IN Ded-
ham and Newton this week to attend the
Chase-Clark wedding.
A game OF baseball PLAYED here satur-
Jay between the Rochester high and the
Hancock nine resulted in score of IS TO
10 favor OF Rochester.
The little daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
william Laeount died on Thursday last. ,
srlef services were held at their home
saturday, Rev. Mary t. Whitney oficiat-
ng.
Much to the regret OF the people, Rev. ,
! II. Smith has been appointed to White
liver Junction Methodist church. to be :
ucceeded BY Rev. r. B. lllmau OF that +.
lace.
Mrs. Everett Rand returned 10 her
ONE in Kennebunk Port, Me, FRIDAY. :
ccompanied by her mother. Mrs. NJ. Nj
All, who will remain there for a few :
eeks. .
Rev. W. II. Watson attended the recent ).
aymen's Missionary convention at Ran. = =
oiph and reports good addresses and a =
yely interest shown by the men of Ran !
olph. - v
II. Il. Cushman and Mrs. c. E. Town.
nd have sold the building known as the
union shop to James Cannon TO be re.
owed. While this will take away an :, :
landmark Il will add much to the i'm. 81 81
oyement OF surrounding property. =
Bert H. Allen died SATURDAY. after a n,
aek's illness OF pneumonia. He leaves M
widow, one son and one daughter. The ns
neral was held Tuesday afternoon IN
e M. z. church under the direction az
iral lodge, No. 20, OF which be was is
smber. in
At the Congregational parsonage satur. ~
7, April 10, Mr.. Harry L. Chase and m =,
- Emma L. Pelltier, both OF Noting =.
~, =. H., were united in marriage by 81 81
y. W. II. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. ~
ase are residing for some time in the ~
nth Hollow. 10
The remains Of Mrs. Fletcher Perry. az,
Q was known in Rochester some years H.
as Mrs. Louise Fletcher, were try
'ught to the cemetery from Mortified ON
Saturday, where q number OF friends
gathered and the committal service -
spoken over the grave BY the Rev. ruv
H. Watson. ~