Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-27
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
STAFFORD

Rev. A. j, Eastman was in Chelsea Sat
urday.
Lewis Hazelton was in South Royaiton
Friday,
Theodore Nadeau was in Lebanon sun
day.
Albion Clark of Lebanon called ON Mrs.
Susan Hyde Sunday,
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday with
Mrs. 4. X. kittredge,
VIM. whiteomb OF Hanover was at W,
n. scribner's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Ross visited her
sister in Post Mills saturday.
Al. Carpenter was in Pompa Mon
day aud saturday of last week.
Mrs. y. r. Carpenter and Mrs. Charles
West were in Chelsea last week.
Dan and William Worcester OF Thet-
ford were in town Friday selling plants.
NJ. Davis and James McCullom OF Con-
cord were at the STAFFORD House Friday.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hatch and daughters ar
rived at their summer home here satur-
day.
Harvey Hathorn's auto is again in re-
pair and has teen In commission the past
wsek.
II. W. Hayes and +. b. Dutton of
Woodstock were in town Tuesday of last
week.
Miss Mary Cummings returned home
last week from Mortified for the summer
vacation.
Miss Florence Scribner returned Thurs,
day from weeks visit to her sister in
Thetford.
Mrs. Jethro Root is sick with the Ger
man measles, and is attended by DIR. Hay
ward OF Tur b,idye.
The Nadeau auto made trip TO Tun-
bridge and South Royalton Monday and
TO Chelsea Tuesday.
Hiram Fulton and niece, Miss Grace
Haselton. were in Thetford Centre We'd
nesday of last week.
Ms. Richard Bacon of North Charles
town, n. H., is visiting her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. A. j. Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer of Wilder
visited her brother, j. r. Hayes, at Noun
tain View farm last week.
Lawyers whitham of Royalton and
Morrison of Haverhill, Mass, were in
town Wednesday OF last week.
Mrs. Charles Avery arrived at her home
here Saturday, after Spending the winter
in Stamford, Conr., with her son, F. c.
Avery.
Petit Jurors w. r. Sanborn and F. T.
Avery returned from Chelsea Saturday for
short recess and went to Chelsea again
Tu ssday.
BY the generosity of Miss Louise Swan,
several improvements and repairs were
made last week in the Harris Library
building.
In spite of the heat OF last week Tues
day, fair number were present at the
meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent circle
at Miss Alice Browns.
Two extra te, ms, in addition to the us
ual stage. were employed Saturday for the
accommodation of passengers from Pompa
by Stage Driver Silloway.
The regular mseting OF sta ford grange
Friday evening proved more than usually
enjoyable. A program arranged by Mrs.
Gertrude Dearborn and Mrs. Rollin Pres
colt was presented, after which refresh
ments consisting of cake and lemonade
were served.
Mrs. G.. +. Chandler and daughter,
Miss Irene, were in Meriden last week
from Tuesday to Thursday to attend the
reunion of the alumni OF Mrs. Chambers
class of Kimball Union academy. Out
of a class of fifteen, eight were pres
ent, and communications were received
from all but two members.
The first automobile case to be tried in
town was heard Monday morning, when
the chauffeur running the Arc s ey machine
belonging to Theodore Nadeau was
brought before Justice W. r. Sanborn for
fast driving. Owing to the fact that no
one knew just how much the speed limit
had been exceeded, the fine was light.
Many of our townspeople will be inter-
ested to know that Miss Florence Strong,
known by many here as the granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Kent, was one
of four out of class of % at the Brattle-
boro High school to receive the Austine
prize for highest scholarship, a sum of
S75. Winners of this Prize are entitled
to enter Wellesley or Smith college with
out examination. Miss Strong has many
friends in this town who are glad to hear
OF her good fortune.