Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-19
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
STAFFORD.

We are all ready to make sittings ana
will remain two weeks. All persons WISH
ing first-class photographs should not
fail to call on us. Also copying and cray
on work.
GRAHAM q JOHNSON, Photographers.
Ed. somers of Sharon was in town the
past week.
Henry F. Fox was in Woodstock the
past week.
DC. Hyde was in Wilder Wednesday
on business.
Miss M. c. Hatch returned Thursday
from Burlington.
w. p. Stone entertained friends from
Norwich over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace ii. Udall arrived
Friday at their home here.
Mrs Hattie Clark of Randolph is stop
ping at the STAFFORD House.
Mrs. Don c. Root of Lowell, Mass, is
spending two weeks in town.
Mr.. Galusha and friend of So. Royalton
were at j. A. Ross Saturday.
Mrs Fred j. Carpenter left Saturday Tor
her home in Providence, X. |.
Gardner n. Cobb entered Dartmouth
Medical college the past week.
Mrs. George Johnston went to Waverly,
Mass, Saturday TO visit friends.
There was a party to Kibling hill Mon
day. Cold? Yes, but good fun.
w. Sanborn and Mrs. w. II. Sanborn
left Monday for Greenfield, Mass.
DR.. c. e. Quimby and family returned
Saturday from their carriage drive.
Miss Maude Mosher returned Friday
from a visit among friends at Sharon.
Amos Morrill, visited his nephew, DIR.
Robt Hazelton, at Lebanon last week.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hatch gave whist party
to few of her friends Wednesday after
noon.
DR.. A. t. Marshall of Taunton, Mass, is
spending two weeks at the STAFFORD
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter of Woon-
socket, r. L., are guests of Mrs. j. ii.
Moore.
Mrs. Garlic Roberts Carter of Dorches-
ter, Mass, called on friends in town
Saturday.
Mrs. d. c. Hyde and Mrs. f. NJ. Morse
were guests of Harry Russ Of Norwich
Wednesday.
A piazza warming Monday evening at
the home of Hon. n. B. Cobb was very
enjoyable event.
DR.. r. r. jerks has rented the B. H.
Smith place owned by j. S. Morrill, and
is soon to move into 1t.
r. E. Marshall went to Hanover
Wednesday where he entered Dartmouth
in the sophomore class, having spent his
freshman year at Harvard.
Miss Jeanette Marshall resumed her
work Friday as librarian OF one of the city
departments in So. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. F. Chandler and
daughter, Irene. are away on two weeks
vacation at Maseoma Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Chamberlin have
been making a weeks visit at the home OF
X. A. Tilden Of Pompanoosuc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ross visited
their daughter, Mrs. Bingham, of South
Royalton Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Margaret H. Chandler arrived
home Friday from a three weeks stay at
York Cliffs, Me-, and at Manchester.
Lueius c. Hazelton and mother, Mrs. A.
NJ Hazelton. visited friends and relatives
at Bradford and Barnet the past week.
photographers gallery has been erect
ed on the village green during the past
week and business was begun Tuesday.
Andrew Marshall arrived at the STRAIT
ford House Saturday from Quissett, Mass,
where he has been spending the summer.
Fred Bacon of Wayerly, and Miss Anna
L. Van Buskirk OF Cambridge, Mass,
were guests of Mrs. Byron +. Ross the
past week.
Miss Emma Harding is visiting relatives
in New Hampshire for two weeks. Her
mother takes her place at Mrs. Darling's |
for a week.
Mrs Gertrude Dearborn is teaching at
the Old City this fall in place OF Miss
Mary Houston, who is i'll and unable to
resume the work.
Miss Louise s. Swan went TO Massachu- |
sets Wednesday where she Is to attend
her class reunion at Cambridge and visit
her brother, DIR. Swan of Stoughton.
Jette A. Root, who is just of age, has
had decided him the Root farm ia the |
west part of the town, one-half OF which |
is present from his mother, Mrs. Don e. |
Root.
Mrs. Dutton, who has been the guest Of |
Mrs. NJ. A. Hatch for several weeks, left |
Monday for an outing at Sunapee, y. H.. |
in company with her sister, Mrs. George |
Hoadley, Of New York.
George Bates Hatch returned Satur- |
day from his hunting trip in Canada. |
On Monday he went to New York where |
he opens law Office at 40 Broadway in |
partnership with Philip J. McCook.
A song recital was given at the hall
Tuesday evening BY Mrs. F. r. jerks, |
contralto, Lucius G. Hazelton, tenor, as
sisted by Miss Hatch, pianist. The num- |
bers were interspersed with tableaux un- |
der the direction OF Mrs. w. NJ. Hatch |
and the entire evening was of q most
pleasing nature.
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