Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26
STAFFORD.

Hiram Hyde is home from Burlington.
H. G. sIlloway was in Hanover Friday.
f. P. Hyde returned to Lebanon Thurs.
/; day.
Heber West Of Chelsea was in town
Wednesday.
Fred Morrill, is visiting his aunt, Miss
Belle Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hazelton returned
7 home Friday.
Miss Helen Shores is working for Mrs.
Fred Preston.
Miss Ethel Clogston has returned to her
home in Barre.
Arthur Pierce Of South Royalton is Wis
iting his sisters.
L. S. Patterson of Pattersonville was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Hiram Fulton has resuped work
for Miss Belle Pierce.
| Henry Fox has opened a branch barber
shop at South STAFFORD.
! DR.. and Mrs. Fish OF South Royalton
| we're at G. b. Dow's Thursday.
Glenn Titus has finished his work for II.
L. Hatch and returned to his home.
Henry Rhodes saving machine was at
j. ii. Moore's Saturday and Monday.
Mrs. Henry Cummings and Miss Sarah
went 10 Hanover Friday for a short stay.
Mrs Sarah Gilman of Seattle, Wash,
visited friends in town the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Janette Hyde and son, Roger, OF
New Haven, Conn.,, are at Mrs. ID. e. |
Hyde's.
The Christian Endeayor society met
with Mrs. Amanda Hazelton Wednesday |
evening.
NJ Gocrc,o piobardsr,, o,,5 so,, IIa...
OF Thetford Center were at Mrs. ID. {. |
Hyde's Sunday.
Mrs. Morse Of Hubbardston, Mass, and
Charles Hayes of Worcester are visiting at
II. A. Stickney's.
Having missed vegetables from his cell
lar, Hiram Fulton set trap for rats and
captured four muskrats.
A number OF the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Ross spent most enjoyable even
ing with them Wednesday.
Richard Mosher suffered a severe injury
to one of his hands while at work with a 4,
circular saw the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley, who have been
visiting their cousin, Mrs. II. A. Stickney,
have returned to their home in Malone, n. {
Y.
The Jun Tor Order American Mechanics
attended church at South STAFFORD Sun
lay, where they listened TO an interesting .
discourse by the Rev. Mr. Gray.
II. A, StickneY lost a valuable heifer I
Wednesday the 18th. In running down a a
all, the animal slipped and fell, breaking !
leg making it necessary to kill her at
once.
Hon. c. S. Emery and II. X. Darling OF
yhelsea, and Curtis Hyde and Clarence
Of Lebanon were among those
Who attended the funeral Of the late ID. &.
iyde Tuesday of last week
Mrs. Farrell died Tuesday morning, the
9TH, after long illness, at the residence
4 her son, H. A. Stickney. The funeral
ervice was held Wednesday at o'clock p. 4
n, Rev. Henry Cummings officiating.
he remains were taken to the former
ome Of the deceased in Tewksbury, Q
lass, for lnterment, accompanied by Mr..
nd Mrs. Stickney. fl
The death OF Daniel c. Hyde of STAFFORD
enoyes one of the most interesting MEM q
ers OF the Orange county bar. Always
)vial and well supplied with a fund OF
necdote and stories which he told in his "
wn inimitable way, he was the life OF the te
arty Of attorneys who gathered at Chelsea
each sitting of Orange county court, NJ
nd his demise will leave a very noticeable W
acancy in the social side Of these gather
ngs.- Barre Times n
The funeral OF d. Q. Hyde was held pl
tuesday,, the 18th, at II o'clock at his late =.
The services were opened by
inging by Mrs. Il. h. jerks and H. H. I
dali, followed by prayer, ScriptureEread-
lg and an address by the officiating
clergyman, Rev. Henry Cummings, and
osed by the singing OF SEQ Bury Thy
orrow" by Mrs. jerks and Mr.. Udali.
he service was attended by the relatives
nd many friends of the deceased. The
lterment took place at the South STRAIT
'rd cemetery.