Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-01
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
STAFFORD.


A son was born July % to Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Kendall.
Richard Mosher has been entertaining
friend the past week.
Miss Frances Roberts left Friday for hel
home in Cambridge, Mass.
George c. Smith Of Cabot was in towI
the past week on business.
Miss Davis Of St. Adams made q recent
visit at Mrs. Janet Bacon's.
Miss Owen OF Springfield, Mass, has
made a recent visit IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w Beecher were in
Windsor on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. F.. B. Dow was quite seriously i'll
the past week, but is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kent are visiting
friends in Bradford and Wells River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch Chamberlin spent
Sunday with friends at Pompanoosuc.
Mrs. F. c. Avery, Mrs. A. \. Ellis and
Miss Alice Chase were in Hanover Friday.
Fl. ]. Spear from Massachusetts, is
stopping at the Stafford House for a
season.
Miss Josephine Hyde and Miss Alice
Hyde of Lebanon are the guests of Mrs.
ID. G. Hyde.
Mrs. Frank Palmer and Mrs. Turner Of
Wilder were at Miss A. 3. Pierce's
Wednesday,
Haviland Stevenson of the Silver, Burdett
Co. of Boston. has been a guest at w. NJ.
Hatchs for a week.
Mrs. William H. Sanborn of Greenfield,
Mass, arrived Monday at the home Of her
son. w. r. Sanborn.
J. S. Morrill,, W. r. sanbArn and G. F.
Chandler were summoned to Woodstock
last Friday as witnesses IN court.
Mrs Gertie Dearborn and Mrs. Ethel
Reynolds spent Saturday in Pompanoosuc
at the home OF Mrs. Julia Patterson.
Mrs. E. r. Rowell returned Tuesday
from her two weeks visit among friends
at South Fairlee, Hanover and Pompa-
nu0suc.
Henry Reynolds and Miss Susie r.
Simmons Of Dorchester, Mass, arrived
Wednesday at Miss NJ. {. Hatch's for
months stay.
Mrs Frank Kelton Of East Montpelier
was the guest Of her early schoolmate at
Tilden Seminary, Mrs William r. Sanborn,
the past week.
Mrs. Cove Of Manchester, n. H., who |
has been convalescing for several weeks at /
the home of Mrs Janet Bacon, returned /
Friday to Manchester,
Mrs Elizabeth f. Baxter of Derby Line |
and niece, Miss jeanette Baxter. arrived in |
town on Monday Of last week and have /
been at the Stafford House.
Rev. George H. Cummings and son,
Barton, who have been spending two
weeks at Rev H. Cummings, returned
Wednesday to New Haven, Conn.
Miss Edith Preston, who was graduated
in June from the Salem Mass, Normal
school, has been engaged to teach the
primary class in South STAFFORD this fall
pleasant gathering assembled at the
town hall Saturday evening for a social
dance, for which music was furnished by
Hazelton's orchestra, assisted by II. +.
Fox
Mrs. w. w. Clapp of this village and
Misses Fannie A. Kendall and Elizabeth
Dodge of South STAFFORD attended the
summer school at White River junction
the past week.
Mrs G. +. Quimby Of New York, who
arrived here last Thursday, was on the !,
White Mountain express which WIS
wrecked below Windsor, but fortunately
sustained no injuries.
A number Of our enterprising young /
ladies walked to West Fairlee lake one day
last week, spending the night at Lake View
House. coming in fresh the next afternoon
ready for an evening party.
William NJ Hatch and Mrs. Hatch !
Sampson left town Wednesday for a {
carriage drive to the White Mountains, I
Saturday evening.
On Tuesday last the STAFFORD Dramatic !
club presented at the town hall the /,
drama, "Cricket on the HEARTH by :
Dickens All the parts were excellently /
taken and the play was considered one of :
-he most successful the club had given. :
large and enthusiastic audience was 1
present.
II Is understood that STAFFORD will 8
'njoy the celebration of Old Home Week, e
md the program will be announced next o
week. Among the events anticipated with b
pleasure are the town picnic with literary. n
musical and other exercises, a fair under q
he auspices of the Ladies' Benevolent
society, vaudeville entertainment by the
Dramatic Co, and the weeks events =,
with grand ball in masquer- y
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