Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-27
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
STAMFORD.

W.. Stone was IN Sharon the last OF
the week.
Charles Downer Of Sharon visited friends
in town Saturday.
Miss Elsie Norris is working for Mrs
Matilda Alexander.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hatch arrived at her sum-
mer home here Monday.
William Clapp returned Friday to his
home in Westfield, Mass.
DIR. Gustin OF Union Village is attend
| ing Mrs. Homer Kendall.
Mrs. Fred Avery and Miss Iona Chase
are visiting friends in Queehee.
Misses Sarah Cummings and Sadie East
man were in Chelsea Thursday and Fri
| day.
Rev. b. F. Marshall has returned to his
home in Scarborough, n. Y, for two
weeks stay.
Orrin West of Waltham, Mass. is
spending his vacation with his brother,
Frank West.
Mrs Bernard Sykes of Evanston, ILL.,,
and small daughter are at her old home in
this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dudley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Keyser of West Fairlee were recent
guests at the STAFFORD House.
The Ladies' circle met Saturday after
noon al the Town house for few hours
work on uueompleted articles.
Mrs. Charles Quimby of New York ar
rived Friday at Mrs. Susan Hyde's. accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Bliss of Washington,
ID. G.
Nathan f. Morrill,, who had been visit
ing his aunt, Miss Belle Pierce, left
Wednesday Of last week for the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. Olsen, organizer under the Ameri-
can Sunday School union, held services
Sunday at the Clough and Carpenter hull
sehoolhouses.
A. b. Carpenter drove a stage to South |
STAFFORD Sunday, taking nine passengers
to attend the morning service at the Uni
versalist church.
George Fox is going about with cane
and crutch as result OF wounding his
leg with pitchfork while haying on the |
ID. G. Hyde place.
Mr. and Mrs. Pennock, who for some
years have lived with their daughter, Mrs.
Wilbur Scribner, went Wednesday of last /
week to Barre, Mass, where they will re-
side.
Walter X. Davenport OF Barre, field sec
rotary OF the Vermont Anti-Saloon
League, spoke Sunday evening at the
: 'ougl church on the "Fight Against Open 3
5 sloons." H
a party OF seventeen children, attended
by few elders, held sunset supper on
Kibling hill Saturday afternoon. AS
usual, upon such occasions, the children
had a good time and did ample justice to
[ he picnic supper. They returned from
their trip about nine in the evening, a
tired but very happy little company.
During the storm OF Wednesday. July
10, which was quite severe in this locality,
damage was done by wind
and rain. Large limbs were blown from
several trees, one, maple in front OF n.
B. Cabb's, losing a third of its entire bulk
Hatch and Dow places also lost a large
branch and one on the common suffered
in like manner.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle will hold
4 handkerchief bazaar on the afternoon
aud evening of Thursday, Aug. 3, at the
Town house. Many attractive features are
being planned. Come and lind out how
many different ways handkerchief may
be used, other than the usual one. Hand
kerchiefs Of all kinds and fancy articles
made from them and other things, both
useful and beautiful, will be shown for
sale.
The lawn party held last week Tuesday I,
evening under the auspices of the Ladies'
Benevolent circle at the parsonage and the
adjoining grounds of f. b. Hazelton
proved to be very pleasant and enjoy
lble occasion to the many who attended. /
The grounds were prettiiy decorated with :
Japanese lanterns. Tables for the serving
II ice cream and cake were set invitingly
bout aud a very tastefully arranged I
emonade booth drew thirsty ones to its G
attractive GOODNESS. A program of songs
md piano solos and monograph selee-
ions was rendered. The evening was
Inc and clear, and a most social time was |
njoyed by all. ,