Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-03
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
SOUTH STAFFORD.
DR.. Gustin was IN town Friday.

DR.. Gustin was IN town Friday.
DR.. Kenuey was in town Saturday.
Edna Kennison was in town last week.
Hazen Cook is clerking for B. F..
Quimby.
Miss Lena Richardson was in Chelsea
recently.
Addie Reynolds has finished work at
Buena Vista.
Kendall Jordan is very sick with bron-
chial trouble.
George Chesley spent Sunday at the
Barrett House.
Miss Illsley has returned to Randolph
Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhodes have re-
turned TO town.
Mrs. Curtis Preston is teaching in the
Sharon district.
Mr. Judson was away on business the
first OF the week.
George Morrison was in Corinth the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Warren Hazeltne is at work for
Mrs James Tyson.
Mary Livermore IS assisting Mrs. VIM.
Hayes for a few days.
Miss Sarah Dearborn is at the Barrett
House with millinery.
S. y. Buell. sold NIr. Perkins several
Read OF cattle recently.
Miss Beth Newcomb was a guest Of Mrs
Alma Kendall Sunday.
Warren Hazeltine is engaged to work
for Mr.. Tyson this season.
Mrs Alma Alger of West Hartford was
at Mrs. Casewell's Sunday.
Mr.. Bissell Of the Boston Globe Optical
company was in town recently.
Several from this place attended the
dance at Thetford Center Friday.
Fred Morrill, has been doing papering
and painting for Mrs. s. B. Buell..
There was a special communication Of
Temple Lodge Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Blake arrived at
Mrs. Whites Tuesday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clough and son of
Norwich were in this place Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson and daughter,
Katharine, were ia Hanover last week.
Nearly one-third of the primary school
children are i'll with colds and coughs.
The monthly conference Of the F. B.
church was held at the vestry Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hilliard went to
Brattleboro Thursday to live with their
grandson.
Mrs. Albert Holden fell downstairs and
received quite serious injuries and is under
DR.. Kenney's care,
Rev. ii. e. K Whitney was in Newbury
and Bradford Sunday speaking in regard
TO the "rural campaign
Rev Mr.. Whitney viii occupy the Bap-
fist pulpit Sunday morning, May o, after
an absence OF two weeks.
Three bonfres on Friday in different
sections of the town caused considerable
alarm and hasty gathering OF an amateur
fire company, but no serious damage was
done.
Mrs r. L. Hatch received word from
her sister u San Francisco that she was
safe with her mother in Oakland, their
home having been destroyed by the earth
quake.
Attorneys Smith Of Wells River, Stow Of
Chelsea and Harvey Of Montpelier were in
town last week to confer with the county
road commissioners, Messrs. Llthrop,
Darling and Osgood.
The remains Of Miss Antoinette Fleed
OF Haverhill, Mass. were brought here for
burial Saturday. Miss Fleed was a former
resident, but had spent the greater part of
her life in Haverhill doing mission work.
Rev. Edwin Blake preached in the Pap
tist church Sunday morning on THE love
ana strength OF Christ" The house was
well filed, and it was with great pleasure
the hearers listened to their former pastor
and friend.
j, l.. Barrett has a fine flock OF Rhode !
leland Red hens, one Of which laid an
egg which was freak, it being
an egg within an egg, and measured
y inches from apex to apex and II inches
around, the outer shell being quite soft.
For a painfuI burn there is nothing like