Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-08
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
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Fog SAtE:-One pair matched ilalslein
oxen. good workers, weigh atAA "a soo1
iiesh. 2N SAM H. BRoMN, STAFFORD, VI
A large coarse wool buck, weighing
about 80 lbs, recently stIaNed lhto Rha
prsmisr, Of William Bacon, hs eNtef
NAV hayC the same by proving pFelefN
uad paying charges
4. =. morrill, tsst work ia darlington,
OF Kent vas IN North Tunor'dse fFl'
cay.
william Noyes sRd wife were Ia Ian'
uFidgv Friday,
lawyer Tsrnell OF south Royallon vas
IA town saturday,
Mr.. William Parker 81 Union Village
VAS lu tDNu saturday,
Fred Preston aud IA, II, ttall we're ln
Chtlsra Wednesday,
Charles OrdNay Of TuubFidge Vas al
". +. scribners Friday,
A. y. CARPENTER Mas IA sharon last
Thursday aud saturday,
Mrs. u. r. Fox and Mrs, Dana Water
mau were la Chelsea last Thursday
Mrs. Cory Iarkln has retuTued from a
visit 90 her parents "a Waterbury,
Is. Morrill, and Miss Louise Swan re-
turned Monday 20 their home IN Washing
ton, u, {,
The ladies' Benevolent circle met
Tuesday afternoon al the home OF Mrs,
q, NJ. Moore.
Mrs. Chester Reynolds and Miss Winnie
Silloway went last Thursday 10 visit
friends in Bradford.
Dr. Robert Hazglton Of Lebanon has
80 q N
che ID. h. White place.
Mrs, James r. Hayes was called 10
Waterbury Monday Of last week by the
failing health ot her father and mother,
Asa result Of good work done during
the hugting season by II, l.. Hatch ~
South STAFFORD, your correspondent, with
other guests, enjoyed ycuison dinner al
his home Friday.
The work OF blowing the new portion
of the cemetery preparatory 90 grading
aud plating 10 the spring, Was began
the Hrst of the week. g. T. Kent VIII act
az sexton during tac ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C.. Avery. who were
called here by the death Of hI, father,
returned Saturday TO their home IN STAN
ford, Conn. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Avery's mother, Mrs. G. F. Avery.
Al the meeting Of the board Of civil
authority held at the Harris library sstur-
day afternoon, the following were elected
library committee: Scion f. Frary,
William Il, Sanborn, Helen d. Moore,
James :. Morrill,, and Elizabeth NJ. +.
Chandler.
A harvest supper was served By the
Grange at the Town hall last week +
Wednesday evening, Winds were Of the
best IN quality, and both the supper and
the soc al time which followed were much I.
enjoyed hy ali who attended. A good sum
was realized by the Grange.
The register at the STAFFORD House !
shows the following entries for the past .
week: Frank Z. Merrill, Boston; j. f. T.
Read, Brandon; l.. Z. pell and wife Nor .
wich; Mrs. T.. NJ. Rider Montpelier; .. J. +
Joslyu, Lebanon; Mr.. rarbcll, A. j. /
Viii. ham, South Royalton; A. Mack, .
Washington; NJ. e. Perkins and wife,
Barre; q. Nudgau and four guests,
Amos Morrill, and George Rowel, STRAIT .
ford.
At the re idence OF Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Gnder Hrueheart, Wednesday evening,
Oct. 81, occurred the marriage OF their
granddaughter, Miss Minnie Dyer, to
Clarence NJ. Penn, both Of Straiford.
Miss Belle Raymo, cousin of the bride,
served as bridesmaid, and Zera Mann as
grOomsman. Emma Dyer, younger sister
OF the bride, presented the ring. The
marriage was solemnlzed by Rev. A. j.
Eastman in the presence OF nearly fifty
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Penn were the re-
cipieuts of various pretty gifts. They Will
reside at Sharon.