Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-28
STAFFORD.

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Moore's.
JIM. Atwood of Randolph was in town
Saturday.
Miss Clyde Newell went to Enfield, n.
H., Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bond of Thetford
visited in town recently.
Mrs. O. o. Scribner visited friends in
Tunbridge one day last week.
Rev. B. T. Marshall went to Manchester,
VT, on Thursday on a short trip.
Mrs. Horace H. Udall is spending a few
weeks at her home in Woodstock.
DIR. and Mrs Fred Fletcher of Bradford
were in town Thursday with friends.
Miss Florence Scribner and grandfather
visited in Hanover, n. H., last week.
Mr.. and Miss Barber of birmingham,
Mass ARE guests OF Mrs. George T. Chand-
Ter.
Harlan Carpenter, dentist, will be at n.
r. Carpenters Monday, Sept l, for one
week.
Mrs. John Darling went to Randolph
Monday, where she is the guest OF Mrs.
Flint.
DR.. c. f. Quimby and family returned
the first of the week from their carriage
drive.
STAFFORD is spending week at Maple
Hill farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hatch and Misses
Sampson and Salmon spent Wednesday in
Hanover.
Henry Buck and son, Alfred. OF Stone
ham, Mass, were guests at C.. b. BOWS
last week
Mrs. Laura NJ. Franklin and family
went Tuesday to North Danville for
short stay.
Elmer Morrill, left Wednesday for his
home in Fulton, n. Y, via Boston and
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Avery and F. c. |
Avery spent few DAYS at their cottage at
Fairlee Lake last week.
Henry A. Reynolds and Miss Simmons
were guests of f. P. George OF West Fair !
lee the first of the week
A large party from here went to Kibling I
Hill Monday afternoon to enjoy the sunset
and the rising Of the moon.
Messrs. Hazen and Rufus Chandler Of 4
South Tunbridge were recent guests OF /
their sister, Mrs. Clara II. Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harding and fam
ily are attending the Adventist camp 4
meeting at White River Junction.
new iron bridge is being put in at the 1
Old City falls, stone masons being al 4
work this week on the foundations.
H. H. Hathorn and o. o. scribner were
in Norwich Thursday on business, driving .
home a fine yoke of matched steers.
Master Ralph Scribner has been spend
ing a week in Woodstock and Bridge
water, returning on his wheel Friday.
Seventeen from this place were guests at
f. c. Avery's and G.. n. Cobbs cottages at
Fairlee Lake on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Coon and children, who have been
spending a few weeks at Mrs. j. II.
Moore's, left last week for their home in
cambridge, Mass.
A new plank sidewalk has been laid be-
.ween Hiram Hyde's house and the library
by few enterprising spirits, which is
greatly appreciated by all the townspeople.
Harvey Hathorn made a bicycle trip to
Barre last week, returning home through
W illiamstown Gulf, Randolph and Tun-
bridge. The return trip was made in four
hours and half.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Morse and Mrs. j. ID. Hyde
md son, Roger, left Tuesday for New
Haven, Conn, where they are to make
heir home. They will be greatly missed
lere among their large circle OF friends.
Mrs. George H. Taylor and daughter
md Mrs. George Reed and children, who
nave been spending the summer at Maple
Avenue farm. left Wednesday for their
homes in Everett and Wellesley Hills,
Mass.
As four-horse team, loaded with Gem
mt for the Old City bridge, was crossing
he bridge by the cemetery, the bridge
ave way and the load went into the river.
The horses fortunately had reached terra
lrma, so no damage was done to them.
Tuesday afternoon, ball game of unus-
lal interest was played on the campus
The young ladies Of the village challenged
he men to a game, the handicap being
hat the men play in skirts and left hand
d. II is needless TO say that nothing
Turing the summer has caused any more
nerriment.
STAFFORD people were signally honored
asst week by having among them Admiral
nd Mrs. Charles f. Clark, Mrs. Robinson
nd Mrs. Hewes and son, who were guests
i James S. Morrill's. A reception was
,iven Thursday evening at the town hall,
y hieh had been beautifully decorated for
he occasion. Notwithstanding the rainy
vening, the townspeople were present in
arge numbers to meet and greet their dis
inguished guests.