Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-08-19
STAFFORD.

STAFFORD.
Do not forget the low-ra excursion Z
Montreal via the c. V. r. r. August 2lst
Rate only $50 for the round trip.
Nelson Udall returned to Randolph
Friday.
Mrs. Fitz of Hanover Center is at E. V
Parker's.
Denman Udall came Saturday to visi
relatives.
A. B. Cobb returned from Sunapee lak'
Saturday.
Sidney Harding of Vershire was il
town Sunday.
Bernard Sykes of Elkhart, Ind, was IL
| town last week.
Lyman Vaughan of Thetford Hill spent
Sunday in town.
e. Mcintyre left Thursday via Boston
for Seward, Neb.
DIR. Fish of South Royalton was here
professionally Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Perrin OF Pawtucket
r. l., left town Monday.
Miss Sarah Cummings returned from
Mortified, Mass, Friday.
Frank Day of Chelmsford, Mass, spent
some days in town recently.
Mrs. Charles F. Avery and son visited
friends in Tunbridge Tuesday.
Sherman Ross and wife of Tunbridgt
visited at j. A. Ross Thursday.
Miss Edith Preston came from the sum-
mer school at Randolph Friday.
A large party from the Old City held q
picnic at Fairlee Lake Saturday.
Laura A. Hatch came Tuesday from the
summer school in st. Johns bury
Mrs. Josie Carroll Of Thetford was the
guest of Mrs. Mollie Udall recently.
Rollie Titus Of White River Junction
has been visiting Mrs. Janette Bacon.
F. 3. Hazelton went To Barre Thursday,
returning home Monday of this week.
r. A. Hatch -turned Saturday from a
three weeks camping and business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Sumner NeWcomb OF
Barre visited their friends here last week.
J. A. Ross end wife left saturday for a
visit at their daughters 10 Ihorndyke,
Mass.
Mrs. Phelps and daughter Of Ports-
mouth are visiting her brother, Mr..
Clapp.
been the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Villas
Preston.
Mrs. House and Miss Bertha Flanders
of Lebanon are visiting at Mrs. Janette
Bacon's.
Mabel and Susie sayres of Thetford
Center spent last week with Mrs. Jed H..
Kendall.
Mrs. L. d. waldron from Enosburgh
Falls visited at Mrs. Chester b. Dow's
last week.
Elk. Gov. and Mrs. Pingree OF Hartford
were entertained by Mrs. Nellie Chaffee
last week.
Mrs. ID. X. White and daughter, Mrs.
Gerte Dearborn, were in Hanover one
day last week.
George Bates Hatch arrived from his
six weeks camping and canoe trip in
Canada Saturday.
Mr.. Prescott OF Indiana, a descendant
of the historian Prescott, is the guest of
Mrs. A. X. Kittredge.
Mrs. Clara Morrill, arrived home from
her trip to South Royalton and Barre
Tuesday OF last week.
Mrs. Jennie Comstock OF Tilten, n. IT,,
has been in town at the home OF her sis
ter, Mrs. j. NJ. 0lmstead.
Miss Edith Preston returns to Pompa
this fall to teach the same school where
she taught in the summer.
Arthur Weleh OF Sharon was in town
last week to call upon his classmate, Sid
ney Hurtle, of Maiden, Mass.
MISS EIAnCts ol CbuAu hbNhlkoH
has been with her cousins, Misses Belle
and Martha Pierce, for several days.
Mrs. Myra Titus Parsons and three
children arrived Saturday from Massa'
chusetts and are at Oscar Clogston's.
Misses Mary Jones, Margaret and Eliz-
abeth Chandler walked to Hanover Mon
day of last week ana walked on their re-
turn Tuesday. Mrs. Jones and Miss Alice
Barry drove 10 Hanover at the same time.
On Saturday evening at the town hall
the dramatic club eclipsed all previous
records artistically and financially. The
plays, entitled "Petticoat Perfidy," and
"Puddefoot Junior" were excellently
staged and presented, Orchestral music
was furnished ad interim by Messrs. Rol-
lie and Rannie Morrill,, assisted by NJ. Q.
Hatch. The house was packed aud enthu-
siastic delegations were present from
Dublin, South Stafford and Copperas
Hill.