Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06
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/ last week.
Miss Alice Brown is III aud is attended
/ by Or. Gustin.
Rev. and Mrs B. T. Marshall are visit
/ ing friends at Lockhaven.
Arthur Corwin OF Melrose, Mass, was 10
| town Wednesday OF last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Quimby spent
Thursday OF last week in Hanover.
Mrs. L. r. Rowell entertained several
| friends at a tea party Thursday afternoon.
A party Of six from F. II. Vests spent
Wednesday OF last week in Chelsea.
Miss Florence Marshall Of Dorchester,
Mass, is a guest at the Stafford House
Mrs. Janette Hyde and son, Roger, spent
ten days al Fairlee lake, returning Friday.
A. b. Carpenter was in Chelsea several
days Of last week, and in Pompa Thurs
day.
DIR. Charles Quimby and family started
Saturday on carriage drive toward hut-
land.
Mrs. F. c. Avery entertained a few
| friends informally Wednesday evening OF
last week.
Miss Anna Cummings spoke in Sharon
Wednesday evening Of last week, upon her
work In South Africa.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Ross Of Pasadena,
Cal, formerly of Stafford.
Mrs. Cornelia Ferris, who has for some
weeks been a guest at James 5. Morrill's,
left Thursday for Suncook, n. III.
Andrew Marshall, who has been visiting
his brother, Rev. b. I. Marshall, returned
to Boston Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. VIM. White, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. +. G. Avery, returned
Thursday to her home in Stamford, Conn.
Rev. Henry Cummings and daughters,
Misses Anna and Sarah Cummings, went
Thursday 10 visit his son in Danville.
Mrs. George f. Chandler entertained a
number OF lady friends al her home FRI
day evening. A delightful evening was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Charlotte Colby, who has been
spending week at the STAFFORD House,
returned Tuesday OF last week to her home
in Suneook, n. II.
There are still bad places in the roads
that need repairing, notably one near the
McMaster place and one in the vicinity Of
James w. Tyson's.
r. Eliot Marshall, Miss Florence Mar
shall, Miss Abby Chandler and Mr.. and
Mrs. g.. NJ. Moore spent several days at
Fairlee lake recently.
Rev. and Mrs. J. n. Yoeman, who have
been spending fortnight with Rev. and
Mrs. A. j. Eastman, returned Thursday 10
their home in Providence, h. ].
F. c. Avery and mother, Mrs. Charles
Avery, who have been spending the sum
mer at the Avery cottage at Fairlee lake,
have closed the cottage for the season.
In spirited ball game between Chelsea
and STAFFORD Friday last, the score was
to IN favor Of STAFFORD. A number
were present from Chelsea and Sharon.
Henry Reynolds and niece, Miss Susie
Simmons, who have been spending the
summer at the STAFFORD House, returned
Monday to their home in Dorchester
Mass.
Fred Billings, who has been driving the
stage between this town and Sharon, has
accepted position as nurse. He will be
missed by many, especially the children to
whom he has been so kind.
Thursday OF last week, two political
rallies were held, one by the Repu blicans
in the afternoon, another by the Fusion
lists in the evening. Enthusiastic audi
ences were present at both meetings.
Miss Florence Marshall and Miss Abby
Chandler recently walked from Chelsea 10
Stafford, and few days later the greater
part OF the way from Stafford to fairlee
lake. How many of the country bred
girls Of this town can compete in this re-
spect with these two city bred ones ?
About twenty-five members OF the
Stafford Dramatic club spent Monday
night of last week in Chelsea repeating the
play, "For One Night Only" at the Town
hall in that place. Many courtesies were
received by the club from Mine Host
Barnes of the Orange County hotel and al
so by the townspeople. The club is al
ready planning a similar trip for next
summer.
A meeting of the STAFFORD Dramatic
club was held Friday last, at which the
following officers were elected Pres
Mrs. q. f. Chandler; Vice Pres, DIR.
Charles Quimby; Sec, Geo. +. Chandler; /
Treas, Geo. NJ. Moore; Elk. Com, Mrs. f. !
q. Avery, Miss Florence l.. Marshall and 1
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Moore. Four new members I
were electsd-Dr. Charles Quimby, r. /
Eliot Marshall, F. {. Avery and Fred p. |
Morrill,.