Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-26
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
RAFFORD.

Miss Lottie Mosher was in Pompa
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary A. Wiley IS keeping house
for Isaac Howe.
II. lee Hatch is doing the haying on
the Nadeaux place.
Mrs. Della Ross is with her daughter,
Mrs. Lugene Bartlett.
Fred P. Morrill, was at home from South
Royalton over Sunday.
Wilbur Grant had a number OF sheep
killed by dogs recently.
Geo. e. Bierle OF West Lebanon was I'D
town Thursday, tuning pianos.
Mrs w. NJ. Hatch returned from
Lexington. Mass, Tuesday OF last week
.Iobn Kent of Bradford spent several
DAYS of last week at his brothers, q. Il.
Kent.
Miss Beatrice Sampson of Washington,
In. O.. is with her sister, Mrs. VIM. M.
Hatch.
Elliot Marshall has been spending a
day or two at his brothers., Rev. b. r.
Marshall.
George smith OF Cabot was the guest
of Mrs. Matilda Alexander several days
last week.
]. II. Moore, who for the past year has
been in Providence, X. l., arrived nome
Thursday.
Mrs. Bernard sykes aud little daughter
Of Evanston, Ill arrived at her old home
| here Friday.
Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Holt and Mrs.
Hopkins Of Massachusetts, are guests at
Frank Vests.
Frank Chapple of South Royalton has
been spending a few days at his sisters,
/ Mrs. Geo. Fox.
Miss Lena George Of West Fairlee and
Mrs. Seaman of Sunapee visited friends in
town Thursday.
! Mrs. Charles Quimby OF New York and
Mrs Myra Hastings arrived at Mrs. ID. Z.
| Hyde's Saturday.
Harold Hastings OF The Uplands, En-
/ field, has been spending few days with
relatives in town.
| Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Eastman were
called to Melrose, Mass, Sunday by the
death OF relative.
Miss Marjorie Bartlett has returned
| from visit OF several weeks to her aunt
in South Royalton.
! Mrs. Bachelor and daughter OF Massa-
chusetts and Miss Lena Titus are with
Mrs. jeanette Bacon.
Miss Eva Paine, who has been visiting
her uncles in Tunbridge, returned home
Monday of last week.
John Linton, who is employed in
Providence, r. l., has returned home for
two weeks vacation.
! DIR. r. A. Hatch OF the Massachusetts,
General hospital is spending a brief vaca-
| tion at his old home here.
About a dozen from this village at
tended service at the Universalist church
at South STAFFORD Sunday morning.
A dance was held in the town house
Friday evening, Moore's orchestra fur
nishing music. About fifty were present.
Roy Fisher OF Townsend, Mass, now
attending the Dartmouth summer school,
was recent guest at Rev. Henry Cum
mings.
Capt. S. ]. Arnold and daughter, Mrs.
II. A. Stickney, who have been spending
some weeks in New York state, arrived
home Friday.
MIR. Oriin Chamberlain and Mrs.
Electa Roberts, both OF Sharon, were
married July 20 at the Congl parsonage
by Rev. A. J. Eastman.
Mrs. w. f. Scribner, in sliding from
load OF hav recently, tore her arm on
one of the sharp stakes of the hayrack.
The wound was dressed by DIR. Nowlan
and is doing well at this writing.
Misses Belle and Martha Pierce, who
had been visiting friends IN South Royal
ton, returned home Saturday, accom-
panied by their brother, Arthur Pierce
of that place, who remained over Sunday.
f. l.. wellen of Montpelier, s. b. Sar-
gent, Concord. Ed. Patten, Sharon, w. II.
Sargent, South Royalton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Moore of Hartford are
names found upon the register at the
STAFFORD House as recent guests.
Monday evening of last week the young
people met in the town house for an even
oh dag Go s,ta ant
time was enjoyed that they gathered
again Wednesday evening for similar
purpose, and another good time was the
result.
A small party from Chelsea, consisting
OF Mrs. Emily Marshall, Mrs. Ernest
Corwin and sou, Ninton, and Misses
Nellie and Flora Corwin were IN town
Thursday for a days outing. A picnic
dinner was enjoyed on the lawn at B. F.
Marshalis.
Theodore Nadeaux, who purchased the
| ID. K White farm and who was taken ill
at Hanover on his way here, arrived in
town Friday. Being weakened by his
illness, the ride here proved exhausting,
and MIR. Nadeaux was attended by DIR.
Nowlan and is improving in health at
this writing. His son, Oscar Nadeaux,
arrived Saturday and will be followed
| shortly by his family.
The following was received by your
correspondent too late for the issue OF
last week :-Greenfield, Mass, July ia
very quiet wedding took place at the
Methodist parsonage, "a franklin street,
Tuesday evening, July 3rd, when Miss
| Edyth b. Scribner, formerly OF STAFFORD,
VT, and Mr.. Allen f. Paige, formerly OF
Randolph, VT, were united in marriage
| by the Rev. Mr.. Ferrick. The bride was
be somingly gowned in white null, heavily
trimmed with lace. They were attended
| by their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clancy OF Brattleboro. They will remain
for the present with the brides mother
at 80 High street, after brief trip away.
| Mr.. Paige is a rising young clerk in the
Cutler grocery store OF this place.
sHERBURNE.
Miss Maud Kuapp of GaysviIle is visit