Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-12

MIS- Ere0 avery Is 81 nome Iron
Quechee, where she is employed.
Miss Anna Wright is assisting Mr..
II. g. Silloway at the STAFFORD House.
A number from this town attended tn
o Fourth OF July celebration in Vershire
!, G. Nadeau of New York has purchased
i the ID. X. White place for a summe
y home.
: &. A. Wood and wife Of Quechee spen
4 the week end with her sister, Mrs. II. II
D Udall.
e Misses Aldana and Dorothy Quimby
OF New York are guests at Mrs. Susan
Hyde's.
A. B. Carpenter conveyed passenger.
from Sharon Sunday, Monday and Friday
of last week.
Mrs. Janette Hyde and son. Roger. OF
Philadelphia arrived Thursday at Mrs.
Susan Hyde's.
Mrs. VIM. Clogston and son Of Pompa
have been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Preston.
II. r. REYNOLDS and niece, Miss Susie
Simons, Of Dorchester, Mass, are guests
at the STAFFORD House.
A horse belonging to c. p. Me'endy
was recently injured IN the pasture by
contact with a wire fence.
Miss Grace Waterman. who has been
to her home IN Tunbridge.
John Glines AID wife and Mrs. Water
man Of Tunbrb attended the school
entertainment Fl ag evening.
Miss Edith n ston, who has been
teaching ia Burlington, Mass, has re-
turned for the SUMMER vacation.
Mrs. G. w. Stone Of Hanover has been
S ending a week at her sons, w. p
Stones, returning home Saturday.
/ +. G. Avery and wife and Mrs. Charles
Avery have been spending few days at
Mr.. Avery's cottage at Fairlee lake.
Miss Minnie Smalley, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. b. Carpenter,
returned Monday 10 her home in Lowell |
Henry Fulton and family, who have
been visiting relatives in town, returned |
Saturday to their home in West Derry, 1
n. H.
B. r. Rollins and grandson. Harold |
Rollins OF Boston, arrived Friday for a
stay of several weeks at the STAFFORD |
House.
A. L. Fombelle OF Denver, Col. was in
town last week looking up the genealogy
OF The Buzzell family, former residents
Of the town.
Creamery Manager w p. stone an
nounces that the creamery is doing more
business at this time than ever before
during its existence.
A number Of the friends and neigh bors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Duncan were
invited to their home last week Wednes-
day evening. most enjoyable evening
was spent in dancing and very bounti-
full repast was served.
The STAFFORD band, whica was engaged
to play at Lake Morey on the Fourth.
was deferred on account Of the rain in the
early morning, but later made an im-
promptu engagement to join forces with
the Iunbrldge band, starting for that
place about 10 a. m. The boys were
pleasantly entertained and spent a most
enjoyable day.
The village school closed Friday for
the summer vacation. Miss Grace Water
man, teacher in the primary room, with
nineteen pupils, reports an average
attendance II l6.S. Those neither absent
nor late during the term were Marjorie
Bartlett, Eunice Hazelton, Leonora Cham
berlnin. Ernest Norris and Harold West.
Nesta Chamberlain was absent but one
day.
The Universalist church at South
STAFFORD has made arrangements whereby
those who wish to attend Sunday morning
service at that church may be conveyed
from this village free Of charge. A. b.
Carpenters stage will leave the STAFFORD
House at lO;l5 a. m. Sundays, returning
at the close OF service. DR.. Thomas w.
Bickneil of Cambridge, Mass, will occupy
the pulpit during July and August.
The Carpenter Hin school closed Friday,
July 9th, with picnic and games in the
open air Those having been present
every daY, and those not having missed
more than two days during the term are
Edna and Jessie Patten, Sidney and Wal
ter Robinson p Everett Searie end Eta
Webster. Alden and Aubrav Glidden
were not absent day during their school
membership. Miss Dora NJ. Douglass has
had charge Of this school the past term.
An entertainment was held at the !
town house Friday evening by the school !
children, at which a substantial sum was
realized. The program consisted Of
songs, dialogues, flag drill, piano and
banjo solos, Rotations. All those who
have had to do with the training OF
children know the labor involved in an
event Of this kind. Home made candies s
found a ready sale during the evening.
The accompaniments for the songs we're
played by Mrs. q. r. Chandler. who. i.
as superintendent Of schools. has taken I
much interest in the preparations for the :
event. Il Is purposed to expend the pre-
eeeds Tor pictures and books for the
schoolrooms.
A union service was held in the Coppl
church last Sunday evening. and a good
congregation was present Is enjoy the
service. Special music was furnished con-
sisting Of duets being sung by Miss KEN
dali and Rev. Mr.. Whitney OF South STRAIT
ford, and BY Miss Maud Mosher and Mrs.
Hazelton ~ STAFFORD. One 81 the best
lectures listened TO for a long time was
given by NJ. Whitney on s.The Boy Prob
lem. Ills account Of experiences with
{ he rough. yet bright, boys Of ST. John.
y. b.. was very interesting. The lecture
was instructive and worthy of q fuu
house. An Offering was taken and passed
20 Mr. Whitney 10 be used hv him in
helping 20 defray expenses incident 10 the
postponed "Rural Campaign
Il 3 always well 70 have a box 81 salye
M the house. sunburn, cuts, bruises.
piles and boils yield 10 DeWit's Witch
Hazel salve. should keep a box On hand