Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-14
STAFFORD.


STAFFORD.
Mrs. Hiram Hyde spent Friday il
Chelsea.
James S. Morrill, was in Burlington
Thursday.
Joshua Carpenter is building an ell tC
his house.
Mrs. Louisa Rogers is visiting her sor
in Chelsea.
Herman Reynolds came home from
Barre Saturday.
G. E. Harlow OF Wilder was in town the
first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin West are visiting
relatives in town.
r.. A. Hatch is away from home on a
business trip this week.
Miss Martha Pierce Is the guest OF Mrs.
Frank Palmer OF Wilder.
A party OF twenty went to Fairlee Lake
Friday for days outing
Hazen Clark was home from Middlesex
recently for a short visit.
Horace Brown and son, Chauncey, are
visiting relatives in town.
Rev and Mrs. Waldron were guests OF
Mrs. Nellie Chaffee last week.
Messrs. Fisk and Williams OF Tufts coll
lege we're at the hotel Tuesday.
Mrs. George Bingham OF South Royal
ton was at J. A. Ross Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Udall have been
visiting at l.. l.. Udall's this week.
A nurse came Saturday TO care for Mrs.
Martha Olmstead, who Is very feeble.
Miss Wessie 5. Kent is visiting friends
in Amherst, Mass, and Exeter, n. II.
Miss Carrie b. Smalley returned 70 her
home IN Burlington last week Tuesday.
Royal Hatch returned to Dartmouth
Monday and Gardner Cobb on Wednes-
day.
Hazen and Rufus Chandler OF Tun-
bridge visited their sister the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Reynolds Of
New York city are guests at Hazelton's
hotel.
Mrs Emma L. Reynolds OF Randolph
came Wednesday for a visit among
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. @. Arnold returned
Monday from a six weeks visit az Hub
bardston, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Harding is taking her
daughters place at Mrs. John Darling's
for a short time.
Misses A. b. and NJ. NJ Pierce were
called 10 Hanover the past week by the |
utahh OF Gousius
Mrs, Herbert Hayward has been at the |
Mary Hitchcock hospital the past week |
for medical treatment.
c. b. Dow had men at work the past
week laying new pipe from his spring 10 |
the fountain and barn.
Andrew and Augustus Marshall visited /
friends in town recently, returning to |
Dartmouth the first OF the week.
Aas
York Thursday, having been at II. A.
Hatch's boarding the past three months.
Mrs. Fred j. Carpenter went saturday
10 her home In Providence, X. l., having
'pent three weeks at Mrs. A. b. Carpen-
ter's.
Capt. Converse, commander OF the
Montgomery, and party from Norwich
we're guests ot James ). Morrill, last
Wednesday.
Misses Florence and jeanette Marshall,
" no have been spending several weeks at
he home OF y. b. Cobb, returned 10 Rox.
bury, Mass, Monday.
The young people had a corn roast and
picnic last Tuesday near the residence OF
D.. 5. {. Chandler, followed by games at
he house in the evening.
Mrs. Corbin and family and Mrs. Park
hurst and four children, who have been
at II. A. Stiekneyis this summer,
'e,urned TO Everett, Mass, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Amanda Hazelton was in Hanover
asst Wednesday to see her son, Willard,
whose condition continues 10 improve.
Mrs. W. II. Chamberlin accompanied her.
Miss Anna NJ. Clark OF Brookfield Wis.
ted her friend, NJ. c. Hatch one day re-
emily while on her way to Framingham,
dass., where she teaches this year in the
tate Normal school.
Saturday was celebrated the Tooth ami
ersary OF the building OF the town house. J
were given az the hall in the
fternoon by y. Is. Cobb, DIR. 5. G. Cband-
or, Rev. II. Cummings and ID. {. Hyde
nterspersed with excellent music. A Ia
arge Rppreciative audience was IN attend y
nee. These exercises were followed by c
thletic sports on the green and In the a
vening there was a hne illumination OF
he town house and also several other Z
ublic buildings. 4