Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-04
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
STAFFORD.

sTRAFFoRD.
Us. Morrill, was in Chelsea Friday.
John Darling was in Sharon Saturday.
W. NJ. Hatch is at home for few days,
Miss Florence Marshall was in Sharon
Friday.
Gardiner Cobb is at his cottage at Fair
lee lake.
Ned George of West Fairlee was in town
recently.
E.P. Hyde of Lebanon was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Quimby went away for q
visit Friday.
Orrin West OF waltham is visiting his
brother, Frank West.
Miss Mary Rich went Tuesday to visit
a sister in Brattleboro.
Miss Marguerite SaundersOn is a guest
at Or. S. G. Chandeliers.
John Darling has been entertaining an
aunt from San Francisco.
Henry Reynolds and II. G. Silloway
were in West Fairlee Friday.
Mrs. Belle Clogston is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Charles Preston.
Mrs. S. c. Chandler went Thursday to
visit friends in Rockland, Me.
Barrett Cummings, who has been en-
pioyed in Plainheld, is at home.
Wellington Stevenson of South Carolina
spent Sunday at w. NJ. Hstch's.
Dramatic entertainment at the Town
house Thursday evening, the 4th.
Mrs. Della Bartlett returned Friday
from a weeks visit in Tunbridge.
The young people enjoyed eharades at
the Town house Saturday evening.
Mrs. NJ. w. Ferguson of Lexington,
Mass, is a guest of Mrs. w. M. Hatch.
A. b. Smith and wife OF Chelsea were
guests at the hotel Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hatch, Miss Sampson and
Miss Marshall were in Chelsea Thursday.
Raymond S. Coon of Cambridge, Mass,
has been spending few days at the hotel.
William Heath and mother, Mrs. Lucia
Heath, visited friends in town last Thurs
day.
Miss Myrtle Rowell Of South Royalton
was guest at the hotel Wednesday OF last
week.
Mrs. Gertrude Dearborn and Miss Ethel
White are visiting friends in st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Ed. Harlow and son Of Wilder
have been visiting her mother, Mrs Clara
Paine.
Frank Rollins and grandson, Harold
Rollins, went last week Wednesday to
Burlington.
The dam at L. A. Clark's sawmill gave
way Tuesday evening, causing consider
q BILE damage
Mrs. Raymond s. Coon gave spit
party" to a number OF her friends Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F. |. Palmer and Miss
Nellie Cook of Wilder called on friends in
town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bourgard and child
Of Hartford, Conn, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Fox.
&c. Avery and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Avery went to Fairlee lake Saturday for a
two weeks outing.
Miss Frances Locke and Miss Catherine
Wiswell OF Lexington arrived Saturday at
Mrs. Susan Hyde's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Harding OF White
River Junction were at Jasper HardIng's
the first OF the week.
The Rev. B. T. Marshall, who had been
spending several weeks at Sunapee lake,
arrived in town Friday.
Rollin Prescott injured both hands
while in the act OF firing a large powder
cracker Wednesday Of last week.
DIR. and Mrs. Wesley scribner, who have
been visiting relatives in town, returned
Tuesday TO their home in Lakeport.
Miss Aldana @ uimby and Miss Dorothy
left town the first of the week TO visit
friends in Durham, n. H., and in Maine.
g. r. Kent and wife are taking a car
rage drive, during which they will visit
various places in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,.
II. q. Silloway will drive his stage to
South STAFFORD Sunday, the 7th, for the
accommodation Of those who wish to
attend service at the Universalist church.
The STAFFORD band which played in
Union Village Friday evening at a lawn
party given by the Methodist church
report pleasant time and very courteous
treatment, which was much appreciated
by all.
Tuesday, July 26, at the Town house
was held a convention of the Sunday
schools of the town. The afternoon ses-
sion was most interesting. Harold Gard
ineF OF the Congl church spoke upon
fsThe Sunday School; Its Aims and Meth
Odsp DR.. Bicknell of Cambridge on 1.-THE
Importance and Use OF the Sunday
Sehools;n DR.. GRAY Of the Baptist church
At South STAFFORD upon show to Increase
It's Membership" and Mr.. Fuller OF Bur
lington upon the aim OF the Sunday school
organization which he represents. In the
evening, Mr.. Fuller gave a more lengthy
discourse upon the same subject, and Mrs.
II. G. Avery sang. Mr.. Fuller also rem
dered a solo. The afternoon session was
well attended, and in spite OF the rain a
good number were present in the evening.
Sick Headache.