Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
NEWS IN Towns ABOUT
STAFFORD

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in town Thursday.
Mrs. II. q. silloway is entertaining her
mother from Barre.
A small party pienieked on killing hill
Tuesday % last week.
b. Carpenter was in Chelsea Monday
ana Pompa Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoyt spent Fri
asy with friends In Randolph.
r. HAYES has been visiting relatives
in bradford andwilder the past week.
Miss Lena West has secured position
A. teacher In one OF the Sharon schools.
C.P. Melendy and son are cutting hay
On the place belonging TO Mrs. Marion.
r.. p. Morrill, took charge OF IL. +. Fox
store during his absence at the lake last
week.
number from this town attended the
Adventist camp meeting held at the June
ton last week.
Miss Jennie Mayer, guest at the hotel
la,, week, left Saturday morning for her
home In Boston.
C. ii. Waterman and wife OF Hanover
were guests at Mrs. +. r. Rowell's satur-
day aud sunday.
Dr.. Claiming Swan and two sons Of
stoughton, Mass, visited Miss Louise
swan last week.
Mrs. G. +. Chandler returned Tuesday
Of last week from short visit to her
brother in Plainheld, y. II.
Mrs. Carl c. Rollins OF South Barre,
sis.er OF Mrs. II. G. silloway, with her
four children, is at the STAFFORD House.
Dr.. Charles Quimby and family are at
Fairlee lake for stay OF two weeks be-
fore returning to their home in New
York.
Rev. b. o. Marshall and son, Andrew,
Of New Rochelle, y. ", and Miss Mary
Rich were in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
Prof F. c. Avery and mother, Mrs.
Charles Avery, returned Tuesday OF last
week from their summer sojourn at their
camp at Fairiee lake.
Harry King and wife and sister, Mrs.
Frank Chandler, and two daughters,
former residents, visited friends in town
several days last week.
Miss Foster, who has for some weeks
been the guest of Mrs. II. A. stickney, re-
turned Wednesday OF last week to her
home in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. W. NJ. Hatch and two daughters
and Miss Beatrice Sampson returned
Monday OF last week from stay Of two
weeks at Ogunquit on the Maine coast.
II. H. Udail, II. F. Fox, W. r. sanborn
and q. NJ. Moore, with several from
South STAFFORD, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday OF last week at Fairlee lake.
Miss Florence Marshall, who was at the
Stafford House last week, left Saturday
10 SPEND a week with her brother in Chel-
sea before returning to her home in Bos-
TN.
Rev. George Cummings, recently of
Danyille, and well known here as the SON
Of Rev. Henry Cummings OF this place,
has accepted call to West Boylston,
Mass
Much-needed repairs are in progress
upon the tomb, the front being entirely
rebuilt. Mr.. Wilmot of Union Village,
Joshua Carpenter and n. r. Carpenter are
doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kent went Thurs
day to visit friends in Hartlsnd. Mrs.
W. NJ. Hatch, Miss Beatrice Sampson,
Miss Florence Marshall and Miss Jennie
Mayer spent Thursday in Hanover
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Webster and two
gr nddaughters. Evelyn and Gladys
Plinrey, OF walthsm, Mass. and Miss L.
F, Hoyt have been guests of Mrs. Matilda
Alexander. They returned to their
homes last Thursday.
Milton J. Ballou and Miss Alice Ward,
both Of Tunbridge, were united in mar
riage at the Cong'l parsonage Monday,
Aug. goth, by Rev. A. J. Eastman. They
visited Hiram Ward and family and C. p.
Melendy and family while in town, re-
turning to Tunbridge Tuesday. Mrs.
Ballou is niece of Mr.. Ward and Mrs.
Melendy. The couple will reside in Tun-
bridge.
By the will OF the late Mrs. Edna Car
penter of New Albany, Ind, $500 is be-
queathed to the Cong'l church OF this
place, to be added to its fund. Mrs.
Carpenter, sister OF Amos Morrill, and
the late Senator Morrill,, was for many
years and until the time Of her death
member Of this church, and was instru-
mental in starting and adding to the fund
OF the society. The communion service
now in use was the gift of Mrs Carpen-
ter and her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
House,