Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-17
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
STAFFORD.

Last chance to have your photo taken.
] am going out OF the business and my
studio viii be closed after October 3.
Remember Saturday, Oct. 3, will be the
last day to sit for pictures. Opened only
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
g. H. JoHNsToS, Photographer.
Roy Hatch returned to Boston Friday.
Miss jeanette Marshall returned Satur-
day.
Mrs. Latham Of Lynn IS visiting at d. c.
Hyde's.
Curtis Morrill, is working as clerk for {.
b. Dow.
Albert Brock visited friends in town
Monday.
r. E. Marshall of Hanover is staying at
the hotel.
A. NJ. Bucklin OF Concord was in town
Wednesday.
Ed. Patten OF sharon was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Turner, who has been quite
i'll, is convslescent.
Miss l.. Annie Dutton is teaching at the
yellow schoolhouse.
Willard Hazelton is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Amanda Hazelton.
Thirty guests were served with dinner
at the hotel Wednesday
MISS EunlcG AUhnQltE EEluEutu LAF0Aug
10 her home in Cambridge.
Walter +. Hawley OF Norwich was in
town on business Tuesday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Marshall returned to her
home in RoXbury Monday.
Claude Carpenter has been making a
week visit at his parents.
II. +. Fox furnished music for a dance
in Tunbridge Friday evening.
Samuel Pingree and wife of Hartford
visited at G. B. Dow's recently.
DR.. Quimby and family left Saturday for
a week visit in Hanover, \. h.
Mrs. Geo. Davis and children have re-
turned to their home in Lakeport.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle will meet |
Friday afternoon at the Town house.
Gardiner Cobb was in town Wednesday, /
returning TO Hanover the following day.
The village school began Monday with |
Miss Mary Mulyey Of Castleton as teacher.
Elwyn Young has finished work for Z.
b. Dow and returned to his home in Ran
dolph.
Misses Carrie and Abby Chandler re-
turned Tuesday from their visit TO jack
son, n. ii.
George Harding who had been visiting
his father, Frank Harding, has returned
to Concord.
A most enjoyable dance was held in the
Town house Wednesday, a number from
out of town being present.
Mrs. W. II. Hatch and daughters, Miss
Beatrice Sampson and Miss Bessie salmon
went Friday to Lexington, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. West, who have
been visiting at Frank Vests, returned
Saturday to their home in Lexington,
Mass.
Mr.. futile, who had been visitingI his
father, Frank futile, has returned TO his
home in Boston, accompanied by his lit
tie son.
The pulpit Of the Congregational church
was supplied Sunday BY the Rev. b. /.
Marshall OF Scarborough, n. Y, good
being present.
The many friends of F. B. Hazelton,
formerly OF this place, will be glad to {,
know that he has entirely recovered from
the effects OF the blow upon the face re-
ceived from ball during a ball game
played here some weeks ago.
Several from this place who were in
Sharon last week Wednesday saw the
passing OF a detachment of u. ;. troops I
had been engaged in the recent "war I
game in Maine and whose destination {
was Fort Ethan Allen.
Many strangers were in town WedDes-
day, among whom were the following:- j
Mrs Charles Colby, Montreal, B. q. !
Sykes, Chicago, Hon. g. NJ Sykes and E. !
Louise Sykes, Dorset, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
B. Child, Flushing, n. Y, Mr.. and Mrs.
James G.. Sykes, New York, NJ. Blanche !
Sparhawk, Randolph, Miss Anna NJ. Clark,
8rookfield, Mrs. Lyman p Wood, Bur-
ington, b. c. Hamilton, Chicago, s. Deb. !
keim, Philadelphia, Mrs. l.. s. Hastings,
Miss Myra Hastings, Alfred Hastings,
Nashua, G.. L. Southwick and wife, Worces-
er, G.. L. Mesick, Bellows Falls, j. Har !.
'ington, Randolph.