Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-02
Rochester News.
win stearns is in town gardening.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

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Win Stearns is in town gardening.
II. H. Cushmsn was in Pittsheld Tues.
day.
Mrs. Maggie Henry has gone to New
York and Boston to visit her sons.
Mrs. David Dyer Of Randolph has late
ly been visiting her father, Charles Fas-
sett.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer is in Woodstock this
week attending the W. c. 7. u. conven-
tion.
Robert Guernsey left here Tuesday for
Pittsheld, where he expects to make bis
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Collins of Pitts
field are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin
MCGOWAN.
Charles Gage Of Lynn, Mass, has been
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Kidder.
Miss Grace Topper OF Bethel mas been
visiting relatives here, a guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. II. Cushman.
Miss Margaret Illman and friend, Ger
trude Raymond OF White River Junction,
spent Sunday and Monday with Rev. and
Mrs. r. l. Illman.
Dean Thompson OF Orange, Mass, who
is at Dartmouth college, has been srend-
ing few days here. the guest of SIR.
and Mrs. Richard Hubbard.
Miss Ira Thorp, the assistant teacher in
the high school, has been obliged to leave
her school on account of Illness and has
gone to her home in Underhill.
Frank Kennedy motored to Lake Mitchell
in Sharon Friday in Mr.. Kennedy's new
car ON fishing trip, guests OF L. A.
Davis.
Mrs. Belle Hubbard and Mrs. Frank
Hubbard were appointed delegates to at
tend the meetings OF the Windsor county
association at Woodstock May 81 and
June l.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Lewis are enter
tanning Mrs. L. NJ. Greene, Mrs. o. ID.
Greene, Mrs. +. L. Martin. Mrs. t. A.
Chadwick aud Mrs. Plummer Martin Of
Bethel for few days.
Representatives Of the various school
boards OF Rochester, Stock bridge. Han
cock, Granville aud Pittsfield met in the
G. A. r. hall Wednesday morning, May
25, and formed a union OF schools to be
under the care Of a superintendent. DR..
c. S. Merriam was appointed chairman
and Guy Hodgkins, secretary for the
year.
The entertainment given by the gram
mar school last Friday night was well APP
preciated By a large audience. Every
number on the program was short and
bright and each was given in a manner
hat showed the careful work OF teacher
md pupils, The drills being especially {
worthy OF mention. The proceeds.
.27.l5, will be used for furniture or
books needed in the school room.
Charles Andrews passed away Friday.
Nay q. He leaves widow, three sons
md two daughters, who have much sym
lathy in this affection The funeral Was
leld at his late home Sunday afternoon. #
Rev. Ii. 5. Watson officiating. Inter-
nent at North Hollow cemetery. the
'urial service being under the direction
Il Rochester lodge, 40. Go, I. o. o. f.
Says the Montpelier Argus; -"Jewett
burgess has been engaged as principal OF
he new school 10 Newport, and will
AVE entire charge Of the schools in that
own. The new school cost $4,000 and
> one OF the best and most thoroughly
quipped in thestate. The position is an
Important one and the selection Of Mr..
burgess for the position demonstrates
hat his ability is recognized.
Memorial service was conducted sun
ay morning at the Cong'l church by
lev. W. II. Watson, assisted by Rev. r.
lllman of the Methodist church. APP
ropriate music was rendered by the {
huir, Mrs. II. II. Cushman singing the
bio, "The New World. y The G. A. r., /
OF V. and w. r. Z. had seats reserved !
Or them. 1t was an ideal day and the
Irge audience that filed the church was /
splendid tribute to the speaker and the !,
ccasion. Mr. Watson took for his
acme, 1.-The U. 5. place in the future of
atoms" Its scope, its lofty patriotism, |
5 beauty Of diction and deep religious
brit marked this sermon as an especial q
10 the Memorial service.