Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-31
StraRord.

Unusually extensive preparations ar
pelng made for 4th of July celebration
nere-a program of sports, baseball an,
fireworks In the evening, with possibl
entertainment.
N. B.Cobb returned from Hanover, Mon
day, the 21st, after few days absence.
James S. Morrill, arrived from Washing,
ton, D. c., Monday, the 21st, returning
there last Saturday.
Susie Kendall of South STAFFORD was
threwn down as she was climbing into an
express wagon last week, breaking the
large bone in her leg below the knee.
Frank Clogston of Tunbridge was here
Sunday.
Clarence Harlow of Pompa came to his
grandfather's Saturday for a short visit
j. K. Darling was in town attending a
lawsuit last week.
Benjamin Randall Buzzell, son of Elder
Aaron Buzzell, the first minister id STRAIT
ford, died in Elgip, H., recently, aged
nearly 50 years. He was the last of large
family OF brothers and was an upright,
honorable man of intense religious con
Ylctlons. His father served in the Revo-
iutionary war,and Mr. Buzzell was a men,
Der OF he order of the Sons of the Revo-
luton, one of eight members living in
Illinois.
Willard C.Hazelton is engaged as pitch
er for the Claremonts this week Wednes-
Gay VS.. Dartmouth's strong team, with
O'Connor for pitcher.
s.Charles Chandler went to Lebanon.
~ IT,, Monday, to visit her daughter, Mrs
Hoffman.
Mr.. Wilbur Harding preached at the
Advent hail, sunday evening.
Eight persons went from here to attend
the Golden Rule convention, Friday at
Sharon.
Several from STAFFORD attended the
graduation exercises at Thetfoid, Thurs
day Miss Winnie V. Parker was our on
~ representative in the graduating class
OF seven.
J. j. Peach and wife of Newbury spent
several days in town last week.
Mrs. Harlow Hazeton returned Thurs
DAY from her sons at White River juno
ton.
Mrs. Geo. Harlow has spent the past
month with her son in Pompa.
The marriage OF Leslie Patterson and
Gertrude Roberts took place at the resi-
denee OF Spencer Patterson OF pompa,
Thursday evening.
Eva Paine is with her uncle, Hazen 4
Chandler, in Tunbridge.
Chester b. Dow and wife visited their (
9laughter, Mrs Chafiee, in Hartford, Tues 1
Mrs. G. r. Rowell and Miss Pierce spent
Sunday in Hanover, n. II.
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Marshall of Dart.
mouth were in town over Sunday
Dr. SWEET Of Newport, N. Fl. arrived here
Wednesday Of last week, as the guest OF
his 6rother-in law, Rev. II. Cummings.
The X. U.A.boys played a game of base
oaii against the Concord Y NJ. c. A., May
y, IN Concord on the Athletic grounds,
fridge St. Win G. Hazelton, Meridens
pitcher, struck out 10 men, with only two
ats. He is spoken of as The Phenomenon
Mrs. Hiram Clogston OF Barre has been
'islting in town the past week.
Ed Harlow and wife were here over
sunday.
N. b. Cobb, II. b. Cummings LII. Udall
md 5. r. Cummings were appointed dele
rates to attend the county conference at
randolph next week; also r.. A. Hatch
no n. q. Cobb were appointed alternates
o the State convention at St. Johnsbury
he following week.
A full report of the c. f. convention at
haron was given Sunday evening.
A candidate from Deerfield, n. H.. sup
lied the pulpit at the Free Baptist church
q South Strafford Sunday.
Mrs. j. M. Olmstead went to Tilton, n.
l., recently, to visit her sister, Mrs. Jen-
lie Comstock
Miss Anna NJ. Cummings sailed from
ngland for America in the ship Brittanic,
y the White Star line, Wednesday, May
3rd.