Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
STAMFORD.

George johnson was IN SnafOu AAoh1as
Don Root has newly shingled his house.
Henry Morrill, came Friday for visit to
his family.
The STAFFORD band played Monday at
Alorey lake.
Mrs. sarah Preston was in South Royal
ton recently.
Arthur pierce of South Royalton is vis-
sting his sister.
willard Q. Hazelton returned to Bur-
Eington Monday.
~. Gardiner Cobb visited his cottage at
Fairlee lake Friday.
Miss Ethel Clogston OF Barre is visiting
Mrs. II. g. Silloway.
i Morrill, attended the convention at
Montpelier last week.
W n sanborn went to Greenfield Fri
gYay TO visit his mother.
Frank West has put number OF new
windows into his house.
David Morrill, and lady Of Elgtn, Ill,
are guests Of Miss Belle Pierce.
Miss Mary ]. Smaller Of Deep River,
Conn, arrived at the hotel Friday.
Roger Hovey and wife Of Worcester are
visiting his sister, Mrs. l., L. ldan
Mr.. Bachelor Of Troy, n. Y, is visiting
his cousin, Mrs. Henry B. Cummings.
Mrs. Daniel Moves Of Tunbridge visited
Mrs. Charles Avery the last OF the week
L. L. TdaH and son, John udall. have
been spending several days at Fairlee lake.
Mrs. Emily e. and Florence Marshall
arrived last Thursday at the StEahoru
House.
Frank Collins, who is employed at West
Lebanon, spent few days at nome re-
Gently.
last week Wednesday at Mrs. susan
Hyde's.
Miss Martha Pierce returned Saturday
from 4 visit of several weeks to South
Royalton.
DR.. Gardiner Cobb went to Hanover the
last OF the week to do hospital work for a
short time.
Miss Ethel Richardson and Walter
Richardson of Lebanon have been visiting
a. +. Mays.
Another Of the series of popular dances
yas held last week Wednesday evening at
Carpenter hill.
Miss Edith Preston, who had been
teaching in Massachusetts, is at home lot
the summer vacation,
Mrs. l.. L. Udall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hovev attended the funeral OF a relative
Iu Thetford Saturday
Mrs. Fl. A. stekney and Capt ;. J.
Arnold returned Tuesday from theH VISIT
60 Hubbardston, Mass,
Harry S. Peltou and wife Of Davis, |
Mass, are guests OF Mrs Peltoh PARENTS
8fr and Mrs. e. il. Dodge.
Mrs. Romeo Chamberlain and son,
gsiph, OF Boscawen are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Kent.
MISS Mary Taylor has finished her
work for Mrs II. G.. Silloway and Miss |
Katie Searle has taken her place.
Charles Ordway and family OF Tun-
bridge were among those who attended |
the band concert last Thursday evening,
Tx. Mead and wife and j. Hagger-
~ and wife Of Hanover and Miss Minnie |
Titus are guests OF Mrs. Jeanette Bacon |
Miss Florence aud Eddie Strong OF
Brattleboro arrived the last of the week
Tor a short visit to their grandparents, /
Mr. and Mrs. g. +. Kent,
An auction Of the household effects OF
Mrs Peter Barkus was held at her home |
Friday. H. F. Fox acted as auctioneer,
and a good sum was realized,
The Ferguson children, Marjorie and /
Barbara, who had been visiting Eleanor
and Louise Hatch, returned to their home 4
In Lexington, Mass, Thursday.
Or. Gardiner Cobb, who had been prae-
Using ia the City hospital in Passaic, n.
y, Grrived home Wednesday Of last week,
bRving finished his work there
The hotel register bears these names
under recent dates:-C "A. Hulburt, Nor
Nyieh; Prof. Avery, Barre; Mrs. George
Brown. South Royaltun; >. ~ Ailen'
p0mfreti A, II. Hoyt and wife, Boston.
school in the Clough district closed last
week. Number OF pupils enrolled, 10.
Those having no absent marks were Irving /
j. Avery, Myrtle and Bertha BROOKS,
Alfred II. Dodge, Jesse and Fred May.
Edith M. Grant was the teacher.
The village school closed Friday after a
most successful term with Mrs. Gertrude
Dearborn as teacher. The picnic planned
for the afternoon upon the Town house
liil was not held on account Of the rain,
but the children enjoyed their luneheons
prepared for the occasion, as well as
hearty frolic, in the sthoolroom.
The following pupils in the Old City
school, taught by Miss Altha Dutton of
Bovalton, had no marks for the term end
ing July lst:-Francis Bushnell, Lawrence
Dodge, John Cove. Gerald Haywood, Edith /
Jordan, Ethel Vinton, Ernest Norton and |
Merton Titus. Number OF pupils enrolled,
III; average daily attendance, l6 S1-94-a
most excellent record.
The STAFFORD band gave an excellent
concert IN the Town house last Thursday
evening. A surprisingly good number
were present, considering the ram, ana
cake and ice cream sold well. After the
concert the band played for a promenade
and dancing. The occasion was so much /
enjoyed that the band is planning for a
series of concerts throughout the summer.
About twenty members of the Sunday /
school IN the Clough district held picnic /
on Frank Mays lawn last week Wednes- |
dav afternoon. The weather prevented 1
their holding il in the grove, as had been /
planned. the time was spent IN playing /
games etc. Refreshments were served, 1
consisting Of cake, candy and lemonade. /
AM had good time but regret that Rev. |
Geo. Gray and family could not be present, /
Ssnborn-Scribner.
a pretty home wedding occurred
"Wednesday morning, June %, at the resi-
deHca Of Mr.. Wilbur Scribner, the con-
trscung parties being his eldest daughter,
Viola Pearl, aud Mr.. Harley c. sanborn Of
East Thctford.
The bridal party entered the room to
the strains Of the "BriGal Chorus rem
dercd BY Miss Loder, and took their
piaces under a beautiful arch Of ever
greens and roses. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. L, Loder Of Thetford,