Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-27
STANFORD
For Sale:-Fifteen grade Jersey cows.
T. r. Hayes.

Harlan Carpenter, dentist, will be at N.
R. Carpenters Monday. Aug. 81, for one
week.
Vote for Representative. Vote for an
honest man. Vote for A. K. Kittredge.
political advertising.
Harvey Sweet has purchased the house
owned by Allen Sawyer.
Mr.. Bagley spent Sunday with his
family in Bradford, N. H.
g. M. Moore was in White River juno
ton last week Wednesday.
Mrs. B. G. Sykes entertained friends at
bridge whist Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster of Lowell are
visiting her brother, Harry Hoyt.
Miss Marion Titus is assisting Mrs. II.
G. Silloway at the STAFFORD House.
A. K. Kittredge filed nomination pa
pers at the town clerks Office Saturday.
George Harding and wife Of CIaremont,
N. H !, are at his fathers, Frank Hard
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Scribner spent the
weekend with their daughter in Thet-
ford.
Miss Maud Avery, who for some weeks
has been in Randolph, has returned to
this town.
Mrs. George Cooper Of Pawtucket, r.
l., was the guest of Mrs. j. II. Moore
last Sunday.
Mrsand Mrs. G. NJ. Moore were in
South Royalton Wednesday OF last week
to visit friends.
Mrs. Richard Hittinger. son, Richard,
and niece, Helen Hardy, arrived last week
at F. II. Vests.
Mrs. A. ]. Eastman has returned from
visit of some weeks to her daughter in
North Chsrlestown.
Ex-Congressman James p. Pigott Of
r. San born last week.
A. B. Carpenter was in Sharon Mon
day, in Pompa Wednesday and in Chel-
sea Friday OF last week.
The straffcrd Dramatic club are pre-
pairing two plays to be given at the town
house Thursday evening.
Mrs. Emily Marshall spent several days
of last week with Mrs. Z. X. Rowell, re-
turning Friday to Chelsea.
One hundred and twenty-four dollars
was taken at the sale recently held by
the Ladies' Benevolent circle.
Mrs. B. E. Levin and daughter, Miss
Fannie Levin, of Hanover were guests at
w. P. Stones the first of last week.
Mrs. Lemuel Hastings, who has been
at Mrs. E. X. Rowells the past week,
left Saturday for her home in Enfield.
Mrs. B. T. Marshall and son, An
drew, returned Friday from Sunapee lake,
where they had been for the past two
weeks.
This village was well represented at
the reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ferguson at their home in South
STAFFORD Friday afternoon.
A party OF eleven men went Monday of
last week to Fairlee lake for q several
days. outing and report a pleasant stay,
in spite of some stormy weather.
A goodIy number from this village at
tended the service at the Universalist
church Sunday morning at South Straf-
ford, it being the closing service OF the
season.
Mrs. Will Flanders, who has for some
weeks been with her sister, Mrs. II. G..
Silloway, at the STAFFORD House, has re-
turned to Chelsea, accompanied by her
daug liter.
Several cases of jaundice have devel-
oped in town recently, but the sufferers
are now about again. The victims were
Roger Hyde, Mrs. Lugene Bartlett and
Miss Eleanor Hatch.
Miss Florence Marshall, who for the
past two weeks has been the guest Of
Mrs. g. NJ. Moore, and Miss Jeannetts
| Marshall, who has spent some weeks In
town, went to Chelsea the last of last
week.
The portrait of Judge James c. Barrett
who for thirteen years was supreme
court judge in Vermont, has recently
been received by the Harris library, be
ing the gift of his three surviving sons
There are also two other portraits and I
number of family documents. judge
Barrett was born in STAFFORD May Ia
1914, and died in April, 1900.
About dozen of the friends of Mis-
Belle Pierce gathered informally at he
home last Friday evening, her birthday
to wish her many happy returns. 4
merry circle was formed about the pretti
ly ornamented birthday cake, the gift o
Mrs. b. G. Sykes, and songs and rhymet
good wishes followed. The self-invitet
guests lett at an early hour, that the.
might not outstay their welcome, and 81
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