Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-16
Rochester News.
E. N. HARVEY. Local Editor.

Mrs. James Blair went to Pittsford Sat
urday for few days.
George Chedel of Randolph was a guest
at +. II. Edgerton's Friday.
Mrs. Julia Parmenter is very in. Mrs.
Clinton Bush is caring for her.
Miss Shirley Camp of East Randolph
spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Greeley.
Mrs. Della Jones OF Randolph has
lately been visiting at c. c. Hubbard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry shipmsn and two
sons Of Brattleboro are in town for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain Of
Mortified, Mass, are visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. H. H. Cushman went to Montpel-
Ter Wednesday TO be away two or three
weeks.
The new pastor Of the Uniyersallst
church will begin his duties here next
Sunday.
''The Union Depot" was presented here
Friday evening TO full house. Receipts
about $50
Miss iva Thorpe is here for the week to
assist in the final examinations OF the
high school.
Walter Scott hiss rented his house to
Mrs. George Hunt and moved to his farm
in Granville.
Miss Agnes Gould Of Lake Forest, ILL.,.
Is spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Agnes Brown.
Mrs. Florence Axtell and Miss Ruth
Randall are with their grandmother in
Ferrisburg for a week.
Miss Catherine Campbell is at home
from Miss Kimhall's school in Worcester,
Mass, for the summer.
II. c. stoug hton OF Newport, y. H., is TO
be the union superintendent OF schools to
begin his work July /.
f.. d. Morse and Mrs. Frye were in
Manchester, \. H., last week 10 attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Helen Elliot.
J. Eells was in Middlebury last week
for short stay With his son, Howard,
who does not improve as his friends WISH |
p. c. Tinkham was in Burlington the
first of the week. His daughter, Leila, T
came home with him much improved in /
health.
The prize Of IS, given BY Prof. 4. J. ). I
Burgess for the best school song, was I
awarded to Miss Ruth Greeley and Miss
Jessie Campbell.
Mrs. p J. Morrow and f. F.. Kezer and I
Rev. w. II. Watson are at Montpelier at 1
the Congregational church meetings this I
week. Mr. Kezer is a delegate.
Mrs. Lydia Tilden Of Ames. Ia. and 1
her son, George Tilden OF Seattle, Wash,
arrived here Saturday 10 visit friends,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pierce
News was received here Saturday OF the
death OF Mrs. Edward Downs OF Bran
don. She leaves a husband and twelve
children, all OF whom were with her
when she died.
Mrs. r. I. lllman was in White River
junction Friday to attend the graduating
exercises OF the grammar school, Her
daughter, Margaret, and friend, Ger
trude, came home with her Saturday.
The Woman's Home Land club met at
the parsonage and reports were given Of
the state meetings at Waterbury by
different delegates. A study OF Fiske IN
iyersity was taken up and meetings were
closed for the summer
The graduating exercises OF the high
school will take place next Friday even.
ing in G. A. 4. hall. The following
young ladies are to graduate:- Miss
Luella Cole, Miss Clara Pember, Miss
Grace Smith and Miss Emily stockwell.
The new principal for the Rochester
high and graded school, NJ. Ralph Eaton
Of Northheld Falls is graduate OF Nor
wich university, an A. b. OF that instr
tuition. He has been principal OF two
institutions and comes highly recon-
mended.
The baecalaureate sermon was preached
in the Methodist church on Sunday even
ing by Rev. X. I. Illman. pastor OF the
church. The attendance was large. The
sermon was fun Of good advice to the
class and was good for all.
Miss Grace Goodno, past year graduate,
at the organ. A duet was sung
by the Misses Nettie Bailey aud Jessie
Campbell, aad the junior class supplied
The choir singing, which was excellent.
u he night had not been so stormy the
church would have been filed to over
lowing.
Children's day at the ConFreeatioaai s
church was happy one for all The {
church was decorated with plants aud
lowers. The song service, "Wreaths of :
Praise was gone through with in spir- )
N1A thaiuei- 4 1T JUNIOR Class OF the
sunday school all took part in the pro-
gram With recitations and sang song
very well. Among the senior girls. the
Misses Fish, Clara Stevens and Margaret
rrask gave their aid with rotations.
Mrs. james Henry presided,at the organ
n her usual efficient manner and the
,hoir under the guidance OF Mrs. H. II.
Cushman gave forth no uncertain sound.
rhn narfor snpt-a from, A.
treat Thing" to a large audience. The
'hering was taken for the Sabbath school |
md Publishing society, to plant Sunday |
chools in the West and South. Owing
o the weather several Of the children aid |
Tot get out and were missed, but those I
Who were there had very bright, glad /
ervice. \
Deans Rheumatic Pills for Rheumatism and /
'euralgia Entirely vegetable safe
EAST BETHEL