Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-06
STAFFORD.

Ais D'Sth ltnand wife OF State Line
( arrived IN town last week.
town n ~ nykes OF Eikhart, Ind, visited in
ma MT Horsford OF East Thetford a school.
over Sunday. va" ms sues'
wa MIS- Il. Fred B. fIazelton is spending this
anon, n. H. INV Vi Led
John H. Moore and wife snent sotrrdo,
WIN Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. BlaisdeIi of I'm,
Ion Village. Vi
Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook NJ Post MILE
were at harlow Hazelton's, Friday.
Mrs. Harlow Hazelton and Mrs. Lewis
nazeIton went to White River Junction
Sunday. UiuaS anu
Mrs. L. L. Smith of Post Mills arrived
IA ~ toWh last week to spend few DAYS with
Mrs. Lucia Newell and CLYDE left fer
their home in Pittsburgh, Pa, Tuesday.
hiram Hyde and wife attended the fair
at Corinth last week.
David E. Paine has pair of three-vear.
ola Durham steers which cannot be heat.
en- IN TINS town and which ought to he
taken to the fair.
Hon. VIM. H. Sanborn and wife left
Monday on their carriage drive to Green.
nelo, Mass, making a short stop at Suna.
/ pee Lake.
II. T. Hoffman left Friday.
). NJ. Cobb and wife OF Hanover, NH.
were the guests of N. B. Cobb last week.
| Misses Ella Adams and Jessie Drew and
day.
Lemuel Hastings and daughter Myra of
Nashua, \. H., left Thursday.
=, Miss Louie Hawkes. and Mary Baily of
Claremont, n. H., arrived Tuesday even
Thursday.
| B. 7. Marshall of Boston arrived Mon
| DAY, Aug ~ and spent the past week in
/ town.
Prof. C. A. Young and Prof. Ed. Frost
OF Hanover were the guests of DR.. Chan
/ dler last week.
Miss Anna Cummings arrived from sar-
atoga, Friday.
/ VIM. NJ. Hatch, wife and child left for
their home in Washington, d. c., Mon.
day.
Will s. Udall left for Washington in the
early part OF the week.
E. V. Parker, wife and daughter were
in Bradford last week.
DIR. Fred Fletcher and wife OF Bradford
spent several days here last week.
Roy Hatch returned to st. Johnsbury,
Monday, for the fall term OF school.
S.B Bull was very sick during last week,
but is now convaleseent.
Don't forget the entertainment at the
townhall Thursday evening, Sept. s. The
main feature is to be the talk on So.Africa
by Miss Cummings.
Mrs. Chas West, Mrs. Peabody and two
children left for their home in Lexington,
Mass, Saturday.
Ed Harlow was in town Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Chase attended the camp
meeting at Morrisville last week.
Mr.. Stevens of Norwich was here satur-
day.
The Dramatic entertainment Monday,
Aug 81, was a success, land was enjoyed by
large and distinguished audience. Four
hayracks brought people from distant
parts of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neinic and children left
for Pittsburgh, Friday.
Mrs. Shoemaker and son left for Con.
necticut beach Friday.
Laura A Hatch went to West Barnet,
Saturday, to commence her fall term OF
school.
The funeral of Mrs. Gilbert Sloan, aged
about 20 years, who died from the effects
OF the exposure spoken OF last week, the
birth of q son to John K.Kendall, and the
wedding,a took place on "Wednesday, the
Goth.
Mrs. VIM. Rogers returned from her trip
to Nashua, Friday.
Justin Morrill, of Auburn, y. V, is at
his uncle's, j. S. Morrill,, accompanied by
his friend, Mr.. Schenck OF Meriden, Conn.
Miss Eva Paine spent last week at her
sisters in Pompa.
Miss Bessie Barry and her sister Edith I
left for Boston, Saturday.
Miss Anna Cummings spoke in Chelsea, \
Sunday evening.
DR.. Charles Il. Quimby and wife went 70 .
Hanover, Monday.
Miss Jennie Morrison OF So. Stafford \
teaches our village school, commencing
Monday, Sept. 8, e..
John Titus went to Lebanon, y. h''oat-
urday, to visit brother.
Fred w. Preston and Miss Mary Udall
were married on Saturday evening, sept
1. by Rev. Henry Cummings al tne nome
~ the brides parents. The wedding was
nrivate. only the immediate relatives OF
the bride and groom attending. Mr. ana
Mrs. Preston will reside In Stranord'
ON Wednesday evening, Aug. 2s, at the
Congr church, Mr.. F. c. Avery ana MISS
Mabel X. hAIC1 hCAC dhAeN1 I
~, Pav Henry Cummings. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Marion Hatch,
as maid OF honor, and BY Miss MA Msr Entv
Bailey of Claremont, n. H., Miss Annie
Zee a ~ New YORK, and Miss Laura Hatch,
as bridesmaids. The best man a, th was sr a. A.
- Washin0ton. ID. c., and the ushers were
NJ NJ " James Morrill,, Mr.. Marshall OF
Boston Mr. Cobb Of Esp0y'T escorted snS aGS S
ma obanceI nv little Miss Aldana Quimby
e ~ N Hn YORK. Mr.. Proctor Of Hanover,
playing the Wedding %sEeS With Be eet ohS oS
was eIap aver9reens artistically arranged
s en- local Sns and foreign talent. A reception
So%ed the wedding sttsE g SE pa Ies
oTlae anu ait 70 take the midnight train
Of Of Sharon Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Avery viii re-
side in Athol, Mass.
w.ntad-A capable girl or middle-aged
any - ~ General homework. STEADY