Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-29
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
SOUTH STAMFORD

SOUTH STANFORD
Frank Clough was in Hanover Sunday.
Mrs. GLE OF Norwich was in town Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Tucker is quite ill at this
writing.
Allen Beskwith was away several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Doolittle attended
the state fair.
Brinton shumaker spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
B. H. Adams of Chelsea was at ]. o.
Kendall's Saturday.
Allen Beckwith spent Sunday with his
mot her In Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Carter of Hanover
we're in town Sunday.
Mr.. Moses of Groton, Conn.,, was at the
Barrett House recently.
Miss Lillian Kendall was in White
River Junction Friday.
Miss Carol Hatch returned to the U. v.
NJ, Burlington, Monday.
Charles Hitchcock OF Amherst, Mass,
called on friends recently.
Mr.. and Miss Howard of Chicago are
guests at the Barrett House.
Mrs. Mary McCulloch spent Sunday
with Mrs. Elizabeth Tyson.
Mrs. Julia Patterson was q guest of
Mrs. j. L. Barrett last week.
H. L. Hatch returned home Friday,
also Henry and Robert Hatch.
J. o. Kendall returned home Saturday
with a string of six fine horses.
Mrs. j. o. Kendall spent part Of last
week at White River Junction.
Willis Estis returned from White River
junction and Norwich Saturday.
Mrs. William Godfrey and little son
were with her parents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler of West
Hartford we're called here Friday.
Miss Eyaline Tyson spent last week in
Hanover and White River Junction.
Miss Susan Kendall returned to Balti
more, Nd, Tuesday for the winter.
Mrs. Emma Wiesburg from Cobalt,
Ont, is guest OF Mrs. Scott Clough.
Mrs. Moore OF Roxbury, Mass, was
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Boomer last week. /
DR.. Frank Hewes OF Groton, Conn,
has been at the Barrett House the past
week.
Chiffon Powell OF Baltimore, Md, has
been guest of Miss Susie Kendall the
past week.
Frances and Frank Chamberlain have
gone to Boston to live with their aunt,
Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall left for Boston
tuesday, where she will spend some time
with friends.
Fred Green was called here from Hor-
lell, n. Y, by the death of his brother,
Wilbur Green.
Clinton Barrett has been spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Prescott
t Lebanon, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clogston of Tunbridge
we're in town Sunday to attend the funer-
i of Wilbur Green.
Mrs. Arthur Judd has returned from (
White River junction, having spent sew
raj days there recently.
Wilbur Green died Thursday night.
ept. 81, after brief illness, although he
ad been in poor health for several years.
Master Kenneth Alcott, who cut cash
n his knee from falling from a ladder, is
and will soon be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kendall OF Nor
itch spent Friday at White River juno
ion attending the fair and calling on
riends.
Miss Florence Forbes, who is teaching
a the Cook district, has been very i'll
'ith congestion of the lungs, but is inn
rowing.
A son, James Isaiah, was born to Mr..
nd Mrs. Alfred Birchett of New York
Ity Aug. %. Mrs. Brchett was former S
Z Miss Margaret Torgensen of this viii e
lge.
The body Of Mrs. John Ferguson, who |
led two years ago, was removed to New '
ork last week under the supervision Of Z
er son-in-law, Alfred Birchett, and an
from New York CITY. !