Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
SOUTH srRAFFoRp
D, blanchard has returned to his

Mrs, wntred Porter's mother is visit
ing her,
A, Wilder Brown is entertaining hi
brother,
Mrs. James Benjamin was in Hanove
last week.
\ ISIS Eva RansCm has returned to Re,
lows balls,
Miss Leila Kenn.son was in West Far
lee last week,
Mr.. wirrum and family have returned
TO New York.
Mr., Buck spent several days in New
York last week.
Norman Troop is spending few days
in West Falrlee.
NJ, Wells was in town last week look,
ing over the roads.
Miss Florence Judd has been visiting
friends In Randolph,
Mrs. Bracket OF Cambridge, Mass,
was In town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Judd have nturnei
from Lancaster, Mass,
Mrs. Ross was the guest Of Mrs. VIII
liam Hayes last week.
Mrs. George Fyler and sons have re-
rned TO New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn have moved into
William sargent's house.
Roger Hyde was guest OF Frary Buell.
several days last week.
Cheuneey Munsell OF West Hartford is
working for 5. b. Buell.
Win Harvey OF South Royalton spent a
dly or two in town recently.
Miss Esther Clafiin returned from
Waits River the first Of the week.
Miss Olive Smith has returned 10 her
home after an absence of two weeks,
Mrs. Richardson and son, Harry, Of
Ihetiord Center were in town Friday.
Misses Lillian and Edith Kendall have
returned to their home in New Boston.
Miss Beth NeweCm5e OF Union Village
is spending few days with Mrs. Ken
dali.
Miss Ida May Claflln has been spend
ing a week with her grandparents in East
Thetiord.
Miss Margaret Roberts has gone TO
Claremoatto spend several weeks with
her niece.
Mr.. Terry, assistant book-keeper for
the Vermont Copper company, arrived
last week.
Mr.. Lous Kittredge and daughters
have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert .
KittredGe.
STAFFORD Creamery company made 49, .
o9S pounds of butter in July and paid pa
irons 2794e.
Mr.. Cumn ings OF Woburn, Mass, a
summer resident of Thetford, was in
town last week.
Mrs. 10 n Jaquette OF Woburn, Mass,
a summer res.d nj Of Thetiord, called en-
friends recently.
Mrs. Polly and children returned hone
Saturday morning after a several weeks
stay at Arthur Gilman's.
Watson Kendall OF Brattleboro is
spending little time with his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Rogers.
Miss Ellen Quimby, who had been
spending some time with her grandpa
rents, has returned to Tilton.
There will be no service at the BAPTIST
Niui'h ipi thV hSAl NNo he htN.
M Bennett is taking his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Alger OF the
West and former residents Of this place, ,
spent day with relatives and friends re-
Gently.
The Universalist and Baptist societies
united in union service Sunday, DR..
Bieknell preaching a strong sermon from
the text, "Blessed are the meek"
The fair held by the ladies Of the Bsp-
fist church was a success in every way.
Tne hall was tastefully decorated by Mr.. y
Tiffany, and on the north side were two
booths. A candy booth in green and S
white, attended by Misses Lillian and
Edith Kendall, was surrounded by BUYERS :
most of the tina. The main table was
heavily laden with useful and fancy arti-
cles and the sales were good. One of the )
most attractive corners was that superin-
tended by Mrs. William r. Hayes, who
had some fine pieces of embroidery done J
by herself and old china heirlooms. The v
entertainment in the evening was very
good. y