Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-10
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
STAFFORD.

FofrND.-Twoa calves, about six and
eight months old, respectively; evidently
strayed from pasture. One dark red and
While. The other light red and white IN
color. The owner may find them at the
farm OF Allen Sawyer in this town.
Mrs. L. L. UdaI has returned from a
visit of some weeks.
Mr.. RAYMOND of Athol, Mass, is the
guest Of +. c. Avery.
LA. Clark was in Lebanon, n. H..
Tuesday of last week.
Wilimett Root and family are visiting
friends in Unionyille, Mass.
Miss Lucy Allen of East somerville is
the guest OF Mrs. w. NJ. Hatch.
Or. Gardiner Cobb was at home from
Hanover last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Foster Sargent of Belmont, n. H.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. q. +. Kent.
Raymond II. Morrill, is at home from
Providence, X. L., for a short vacation.
A small party from this village spent
several days at Lake Mitchell last week.
Nathan F. Morrill, returned the first of
last week TO his business in New York.
W. NJ. Hatch Of Lexington has been
spending few days with his family here.
DR.. Gile OF Hanover was in town to
make professional visit the first OF last
week.
DIR. Charles swan of stoughton, Mass,
with his family, are visiting Miss Louise
Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Patterson of Pat
tersonville spent Sunday at Mrs. Clara
Paine's.
A Sunday school was held at the Car
penter hill schoolhouse Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock.
Warren Hyde of Brattleboro has been
spending a week with his aunt, Mrs.
Susan Hyde.
Mrs. Frank Burr of rhetford spent sew
eral days with her mother, Mrs. G. +.
Kent, last week.
Mrs. Charles Quimby and daughters are
away for weeks trip, visiting Lockhay-
en- and Windsor.
Mrs. Clara Wiley and Mrs. E. II.
Moves of Sharon visited Mrs. r. l.. Mosh-
er last Thursday.
DR.. Fish Of South Royalton was called
Friday TO attend Mrs. George Fox, who is
very i'll at this writing.
@. f. Chandler and daughter, Miss
Irene, spent last week with his sister at
Mascoma lake, Enfield
Miss Ruth Bliss, who has been visiting
summer home in Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Chapple Of Concord
were called here last week by the illness of
their daughter, Mrs. George Fox.
Judge Frank Annis and wife, who for
several days were the guests of Miss Belle
Pierce, started Wednesday of last week for
their home IN Aurora, Ill.
DR.. Chase of Oxford and DIR. Allen of
Post Mills were called in consultation
with DIR. Gustin of Union Village upon
the case Of Mrs. Homer Kendall.
A. b. Carpenter drove a stage TO South
STAFFORD Sunday for the accommodation
of those who wished to attend service at
the Universalist church in that village.
The Junior Dramatic club gave an en-
tertainment to a fair-sized audience Fri |
day evening. 1t consisted OF two farces, |
"A Psychological Moment" and "A Love
of Bonnet" The parts were all we'll /
taken, the cast consisting of Miss Aldana
Quimby, Miss Dorothy Quimbv, Miss Car !,
oline Hatch, Miss Mildred Hatch, Miss |
Marjorie Stone, Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss |
Eleanor Hatch and Miss Louise Hatch. |
good work was done by the |
young people. Ice cream, home made !
candies and cake found a ready sale dur
ing the evening and after the entertain /
ment, which was greatly enjoyed BY all I
present, an impromptu dance was in /
dulged in.