Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-07
Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.


E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.
Horace whitney Of Mortified Falls
called on friends here Friday.
Miss Ruth Greeley went to Randolph
Saturday 70 stay through the summer.
Lillian and Everett Kinsman have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. Barnes, in Rut-
land.
William McCray has bought OF Elmer
Laird tbs stage route from here to Bran
don.
Lawrence Edgerton is at home from
Phillips Exeter academy for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. j. G. Ashley and son, Leslie, re-
turned to their home in. South Royalton
Saturday.
Charles HUFF OF Brookline, Mass, is
spending few Gays with his family in
this place.
Grant Lyon and Wesley Swan attended
1. o. O. +. Memorial service at Brandon
Sunday, June 20.
Miss Helen Campbell has returned from
New Orleans, La, where she has been
since last December.
Miss Leila Mosher OF Bridgeport,
Coma, is with her aunt, Mrs. E. NJ.
Harvey, for the sumner.
Rev. Mary T. whitney is in town Tor a
few weeks. Her granddaughter, Eleanor
Wakefield, came with her.
Perley Hodgkins started for two weeks
vacation to visit friends in Brattleboro
aud his brother in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lyon OF Claremont,
\. a., we're called here last week by the
death of Mrs. Lyons father.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Laid and son,
Leslie, Of Barre have been guests OF Mr..
aud Mrs. F. F. Rezer the past week.
Fl. C. Stoughton, the union school su-
perintendent, has rented L. D. Pierce's
house lately vacated by Frank Hannah.
The remains OF Henry Clifford, who
died in the insane hospital, Waterbury,
Saturday, we're brought here Tuesday for
burial.
Mrs. p. c. Tinkham and Miss Mary
Briggs, who have been travelling abroad
for the past two months, arrived home
Monday.
Rev. W. s. snithers. district superin-
tendent of the Montpelier district, Was in
town Thursday aud held a hoard meeting
in the evening.
At the monthly communion service
July four members we're taken into the
Congregational church, three by profess
sion and one by letter.
W. f. Mactarlane, a student OF Bangor
Theological seminary, supplying At pres
ent at Leicester, VI, is visiting Rev. and
Mrs. Watson for few days.
Melvin Mott Of Claremout, n. H., spent
last week in town. His father will be re-
membered as Deacon Mott, VINO lived on
the farm owned by the late Lyman Emer-
son.
DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Campbell left here
Wednesday To spend a month at Mrs.
Campbell's home In Arlington. They
were accompanied By Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Campbell, who will remain there a
week.
Samuel Pember died Friday morning at
the home of his son, William Pemher,
with whom he had lived for several years.
The funeral services were held there Sat
urday afternoon, Rev. G. c. Bourn off,
ciating. His remains were taken to Ran
.dolph Center Sunday for burial.
Little Hollow school closed Thursday,
June 80. Number OF pupils enrolled, a.
average attendance, SO. An excellent
program WAS prepared aud we'll carried
out by the children, but it is to be regret
ted that only one OF the parents was pres
ent at the exercises. Parents should
show their interest in the children by
visiting the school, thus giving eneour-
1 agement and inspiration to both pupils
and teacher. Then and only then can the
( best results be obtained.