Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-04
STAMFORD.

Winthrop Bradbury is building a new
well curb.
H. G. silloway was in Post Mills
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Paine has recovered from
her recent illness.
Harry Richardson OF Tunbridge was
in town Saturday.
H. G. siloway went to Pompa Friday
after Gardner Cobb.
DR.. Durgee of Tunbridge visited Man
sci Brown Thursday.
Mrs. Hazelton OF Waitsield is visiting
her cousin, Mansel Brown.
Benjamin Adams OF Chelsea was IN
town on business Saturday.
o. A. Clogston and wife visited their
old home on the hill Friday.
small party spent a most enjoyable
day at Fairlee Lake Wednesday.
Gardner Cobb returned from Boston
| Friday for a vacation of six weeks.
II. +. Fox and wife were in Tunbridge
Tuesday and Wednesday OF last week.
w. F. Scribner's barn is nearly finished
and he has commenced the work of
grading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Udall went to
Fairiee lake Wednesday to stay over
Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Young came Thursday to
the hotel to spend a few days with her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harlow Of Wilder
spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs.
Clara Paine.
A song service will be held at the
Congl church June 14th, it being Child
ren's Sunday.
Nellie Robinson, who works for Mrs. /
II. A. Stickney, has been suffering from
short illness.
A number of logs have been drawn |
onto the common to be used in the con-
structlon OF a sewer.
1t is reported that w. II. Chamber /
lain. formerly OF this place, has bought 4
a place in East Concord.
James Whitcomb OF Norwich has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Hiland
Beckwith, leaving Thursday morning.
A special meeting OF the ladies' circle
will be held at Mrs. Lyman Udall's Friday
to finish work that has been ordered.
Miss Marion Hatch left Thursday for
a visit of several weeks to Athol. Mass
n. Y, and New York city.
o. o. Scribner has let his farm to II. II. 4
Hathorn and has gone TO New Hamp-
shire to work at his trade for New York
parties. Ii
Miss Edith Scribner spent last week
With friends in Randolph, returning the (
asst OF the week to her work as table girl ,
or James Tyson.
Ralph Scribner, who has been working
or his uncle, II. d. Plummer Of Plain ,
ield, is at home on visit and will return ,
he first OF the week for the season.
Mr.. Davis and family came to their
ather's, Jasper Harding's, Thursday, {
having been burned out in the recent 5
Ire at Lakeport, losing everything.
Under the date OF May %, the hotel
egister shows the names OF b. w. Soper
u South Royalton, f. II. Holmes and
!. E. Ordway of Chelsea and 4. A.
.yon and wife OF Norwich.
Mrs. Orrin o. Scribner goes the first
4 the week to New Hampshire TO visit
Ter brother, II. d. PIummer, on her way
o Connecticut and Staten Island, to visit
Ter two sons, where she expects to spend S
he summer.
Memorial day was fittingly celebrated a
y exercises in the town house. many
eing present. The children OF the =,
chools OF this village and South STAFFORD
ormed in line at the Cong'l church and,
eaded by the band, marched to the 1
own hall, where the exercises were
pened by PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Gray n
4 South STAFFORD. Then followed sing
ng by the schools, song by Mrs. Anne i,
enks, Rotations and various other
umbers. The flag drills given by the =
hildren were especially pleasing and "
'ell executed, and both teachers and .
cholars deserve much credit for the
tanner in which the children ACQUITTED RI
Rev. Mr.. Sargent OF Sharon
ave a most interesting address and the
trafford band rendered a number of
elections. After the exercises in the
,wn house were concluded, the children, III
eaded by the band, marched to the
smetery, where they decorat the sol d.
iers' graves with flowers after which
iey marched back to the common and j,