Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-31
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
STAFFORD.


WILDER Scribner is building new silo.
Miss Lottie Mosher was in Sharon Sat
urdsy.
G.M. Moore was in White River juno
ton Saturday.
Miss Florence seribner is assisting Mrs.
Bernard Sykes.
Mrs. J. II. Moore is visiting friends at
The Weirs, \. II.
J. H. Moore has returned to his business
in Providence, II. /.
Mrs. Hiram Fulton went for a visit to
Randolph Saturday.
Mrs. II. g. SiIloway and children went
TO Hanover Thursday.
DR. Charles Quimby and family are in
Bradford for short visit.
Mrs. Simeon Curtis OF Mortified is a
guest at A. B. Carpenters.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes Of New
York were in town Saturday.
George o'Connor of Brattleboro visited
at WILDER Scribner's recently.
Ezra Wiley has returned from a stay Of
some months in New Hampshire.
win Hoyt and wife of Tunbridge were
recent guests at Mrs. Alexander's.
The "dollar" party will be held at the
town house this, Thursday evening.
Mrs. d. K. White has bought the Hiram
Hyde place, now occupied by Il. T. Fox.
Rev. B. +. Marshall occupied the pulpit
at the Cong church in Chelsea Sunday.
DR.. Gardiner Cobb has been at home
from Hanover several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Metealf OF Brattle-
boro were recent guests at Wilbur Serib-
ner's.
Charles West and wife Of Lexington,
as aN n fg hraf haFF atIF
West.
Sidney Morrill, and son, Jesse Morrill,, Of
Fulton, n. u, arrived at j. ;. Morrilis
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. g. f. Kent were in Thet-
ford last week Wednesday to visit their
daughter.
Miss Maud Smith OF West Fairlee has
been spending few days with Mrs Min
ME Titus.
John Linton, who for some months has
been at work in Providence, II. l., has re-
turned home.
Mrs. o. O. s ribuer and son, Ralph, Of
Brattleboro have been spending two weeks
with relatives In town.
The dance held at the town house Fri
day evening WAS not largely attended, but
was much enjoyed by all who were pres
ent.
COmstock OF Chelsea spent several days in
town the past week, visiting among their
friends here.
The Rev j. Herbert Yeoman of the Free
Evangelical Cong'l church of Providence,
X. l., occupied the pulpit at the church in
this village Sunday.
The union service held Sunday evening
at the Unyersalist church at South STRAIT
ford was attended by good mum Der from
this village, II. G. Silloway driving the
stage down for the accommodation OF a
number having no other means of convey
ance.
Two different parties went to Fairlee
lake last week Tuesday from this village,
one occupying the cottage belonging to +.
q. Avery, the other that owned by DIR.
Gardiner Cobb. Both parties enjoyed the
outing greatly, and returned to STAFFORD
Thursday.
very pleasant lawn party was held on
the grounds OF the w Nj. Hatch place
Friday afternoon from TO under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Social circle, and
many were out to enjoy the fine afternoon. /
lee cream and cake were on sale, and a fair |
sum was realized by the cEcle. The pro-
eeeds OF table of home made candy pro- /
vided Mrs. w. NJ. Hatch and Miss Bea- |
trice sampson with their dollar for Thurs |
day evening, the 3lst, and most attrae- |
tive assortment Of fancy stock collars did
like service for Miss Florence Marshall. I
The occasion was much enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. Blanche Titus Kendall, wife Of .
Homer Kendall, died Wednesday, Aug 1
28d, Of acute Bright's disease at her home
IN this town. The funeral was held the
following Friday at the Cong'l church at
II o'clock, the Rev. Jasper Harding offici- (
ating. A quartet consisting OF Miss Maud +
Mosher, Mrs + b. Hazelton, George Fox
and II. H. Udal rendered several selec-
tiOns, There were numerous floral tri-
bates from the friends OF the deceased.
The bearers were George Fox, John Bacon,
j.. G. Hayes and II. II. Udall, and the in
torment was in the STAFFORD cemetery.
Mrs. Kendall was a Young woman Of /
sweet disposition and will be much missed
by her many friends. She left a husband
and an infant son.